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Websites for HVAC contractors in Ontario
We build websites for HVAC contractors in Ontario: a site that ranks for “furnace repair near me”, keeps your number one tap away, and makes installs easy to ask about. Built free, preview in 5 to 7 business days.
Built around how homeowners hire an HVAC company.
Heating and cooling work is bunched into the coldest and hottest weeks of the year, and that is when people search. Our websites for HVAC contractors in Ontario are built to be found in those weeks and to turn a panicked search into a call, or a calm one into a quote request for a new furnace or heat pump.
No heat, no cooling: one tap
A call button that stays on screen, so a homeowner with a dead furnace reaches you fast.
A page for every service
Furnace repair, AC installation, heat pumps, duct cleaning: each gets its own page. On Essential and Pro.
Every town you serve
City pages for your whole service area, not just the town where your shop is. On Essential and Pro.
Trust, up front
Your TSSA gas and refrigerant credentials, insurance and real install photos before they call. Essential and Pro also show your Google reviews.
Rank for the jobs that pay.
We write service and city pages for the work you want most, like furnace and AC replacements and heat pump installs, not only the service calls.
- Furnace repair
- AC installation
- Heat pumps
- Duct cleaning
- Boiler service
- Maintenance plans
- Air quality & humidifiers
- + Toronto · Ottawa · Barrie · London …
Websites for HVAC contractors, built for the weeks that matter
An HVAC website has two jobs: get the call when a furnace or AC dies, and get the quote request when a homeowner is planning a replacement. Heating and cooling work is bunched into the coldest and hottest weeks of the year, and that is when people search.
Our websites for HVAC contractors are built to be found in those weeks. They load fast on a phone, keep your number on screen, and make a calm search for a new furnace or heat pump as easy as a panicked one for a dead one.
How should an HVAC website handle emergency no-heat calls?
An HVAC website should put a call button on every screen and say plainly when you answer. A homeowner with no heat at 2 a.m. will not read a page. They will tap the first number they trust.
We set up an emergency bar that matches the hours you are really on call. If you cover nights only some days, we show that. If you do not offer 24/7 service, we do not claim it; 24/7 emergency pages are set up on request. Below the number, the page answers three things fast: do you cover my town, are you licensed, and what happens next. Read more in what customers search when the furnace breaks at 2 a.m.
Pages for furnaces, AC and heat pumps
Each major service needs its own page, because a homepage list will not rank for "heat pump installation" or "furnace replacement". On Essential and Pro we write a page for each job you choose.
- Furnace repair and replacement
- AC installation and repair
- Heat pumps
- Duct cleaning
- Boiler service
- Maintenance plans
- Air quality and humidifiers
Repair pages are written for urgency: symptoms, coverage area, call button. Replacement pages are written for planning: options, what the visit involves, and a quote form. They are different searches, so they are different pages.
Show your credentials and keep seasonal offers current
Homeowners check credentials before letting anyone near a gas line or a refrigerant system. Your site should show your TSSA gas certifications, insurance, and any manufacturer or trade association membership you hold, in the header area and the footer of every page. You give us the details and we place them.
Seasonal offers change often: a spring AC tune-up, a fall furnace check, a maintenance plan. On Pro we add promotion banners. On Starter and Essential, send us the offer and we update the site for you. For a spring plan, see the spring HVAC marketing checklist.
Financing and rebate pages that help close big jobs
A furnace, AC or heat pump replacement is a big purchase, and a clear financing page removes the price shock. The page explains how you handle financing, what the process looks like, and how to ask for a quote.
Rebate and incentive programs change often, and an out-of-date rebate page hurts trust. We research which programs apply in your area during the build, link to the official program pages rather than copied rules, and on Essential and Pro re-check them every few months. See why financing pages help HVAC contractors close big-ticket jobs.
We find the rebates your customers can claim
Programs like heat pump and furnace rebates, including utility and home-efficiency programs, can be the difference between a quote and a yes. We research the rebate programs and permit rules in your service area during the build and put them on your site, because rebates help homeowners say yes. We check what's currently available in your area and never promise a program is open; homeowners apply through the program themselves.
How it works
- Send us the basics. Business name, gas and refrigerant credentials, towns and the jobs you want more of. About five minutes.
- Review the preview. We build the site and send a private link in 5 to 7 business days. Ask for changes.
- Approve it. Your site goes live on your domain during your 14-day free trial, and the plan is not charged until the trial ends (or use code 2MONTHS for 2 months free).
- Send changes by email or text. We make them within 1 business day. Start before the season you care about most.
Northwind Heating & Cooling
Northwind Heating & Cooling, a family-run HVAC company for Peel and Halton. Emergency no-heat line, a page for every service, and a quote form.
View the demo → See all demo sites →How much does a hvac website cost?
Contractors pay the same flat price as every WebFoundry customer. Essential is marked most popular on our site. It is the first plan with service and city pages. See what our website care plans cover.
| Starter | Essential | Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price per month | $187 | $276 | $364 |
| Best for | For solo operators who need to look professional, fast. | For growing shops that want to win their city. | For established contractors who want a steady flow of leads. |
| Hosting, SSL, CDN, backups | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Click-to-call + quote form | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Service & city pages | No | Yes | Yes |
| Ongoing local SEO: monthly ranking checks and page improvements | No | Yes | Yes |
| Local rebate research + rebate page for your area | At build | Kept up to date | Kept up to date |
| Google Reviews widget + testimonials | No | Yes | Yes |
| Photo gallery | No | Yes | Yes |
| Blog | No | No | Yes |
| Blog article writing | No | No | Yes |
| Take payments online | No | No | Yes |
| Google Business Profile setup | No | No | Yes |
| Priority support | No | No | Yes |
Prices are in Canadian dollars. The website build is free, there is no contract, and every plan starts with a 14-day free trial (or 2 months free with code 2MONTHS). Plan prices are before tax, and applicable taxes are added at checkout. The only upfront cost is your domain name: $15 + tax, one time and non-refundable, and the domain is yours to keep (nothing if you already own one). Full plan details →
HVAC contractors across Ontario
We build websites for HVAC contractors across Ontario, where long cold winters and hot summers make furnace and AC calls arrive in waves. That includes Eastern Ontario towns such as Ottawa, Kingston, Belleville, Cornwall, Brockville, Pembroke and Peterborough. Ottawa winters are long and cold, and a furnace failure is a same-day search, so a site with its own page for each town is how you show up when it happens. Read how Ottawa's winters affect HVAC contractors with websites.
Outside Ontario? We work across Canada too. Working in more than one trade? See our contractor websites overview.
HVAC questions
How much does a HVAC website cost?
WebFoundry plans are $187, $276 or $364 a month, plus applicable tax, with a free build and no contract. Essential ($276) is the first plan with service and city pages, where furnace, AC and heat pump searches are won. Hosting, SSL and backups are included on every plan.
Can I show my TSSA and refrigerant credentials?
Yes. Gas certifications, refrigerant handling cards, insurance and manufacturer affiliations are shown in the header area and footer of every page. Homeowners look for these before letting anyone work on a furnace or AC. You give us the details and we place them.
Can my website handle emergency no-heat calls?
Yes. Every page has a call button that stays on screen, and an emergency bar matched to the hours you are really on call. If you only cover nights some days, tell us and we show exactly that. We do not claim 24/7 service you do not offer. 24/7 emergency pages are set up on request.
Can I promote a seasonal tune-up or furnace special?
Yes. On Pro we add promotion banners. On Starter and Essential, send us the offer and we update the site for you by email or text, as part of the plan. Tell us when it starts and ends, and we take it down on time.
Can I add a financing or rebate page?
Yes. A financing page explains how you offer payment options and how to request a quote. For rebates, we research which programs apply in your area and link to the official program pages, since rebate rules change often. It is included on Essential and Pro as a service page.
Can you add rebates my customers qualify for?
Yes. During the build we research the rebate programs and permit rules in your service area and put them on your site. We check what's currently available in your area, never promise a program is open, and never claim a rebate for anyone: homeowners apply through the program. On Essential and Pro we re-check the programs every few months.
Do you build websites for HVAC contractors outside Ontario?
Yes. We are based in Ontario and take customers anywhere in Canada. Each site gets a page for every town you serve, and tax is added for your province at checkout. Quebec is not available yet. See contractor websites.
Do you build websites for HVAC contractors in Eastern Ontario?
Yes. We build for HVAC contractors in Eastern Ontario towns such as Ottawa, Kingston, Belleville, Cornwall, Brockville, Pembroke and Peterborough. Your site gets a page for each town you serve, so you show up for local searches there. Our Ottawa page has local detail.
How long does it take to get my website live?
You get a free preview 5 to 7 business days after you sign up. Your site then goes live on your domain during your 14-day free trial, and the plan is not charged until the trial ends. Use code 2MONTHS at signup for 2 months free instead.
Who updates the site when I add a service or change my hours?
We do, or you can do it yourself. Email or text us the change and we make it within 1 business day, on every plan. Hosting, security and backups are handled for you. Email hello@webfoundry.ca is the best way to reach us if something looks wrong. See our website care plans for what is covered.
Can I cancel after the heating season?
Yes. There is no contract, so you can cancel at any time in your dashboard or by emailing hello@webfoundry.ca, with no penalty and no build fee to recover. Plans renew monthly until you cancel. We send your content within 48 hours, your site stays online for 30 days after you cancel, and you keep your domain.
Your HVAC site, previewed in 5 to 7 business days.
Built free. Month-to-month. Cancel anytime.