HVAC marketing across the US
Christian Olson sets up heating and cooling companies with one marketing system for $997 a month per location. It covers Google Maps ranking, your Google profile and reviews, a website that books, your phone answered and texted back, one lead list, paid ads and social media.
You won't buy shared leads, sign a contract or pay a setup fee. Everything is live within 7 days of your approval, or you get your money back.
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What HVAC owners say about lead sellers and agenciesFive complaints heating and cooling owners post on Reddit's r/hvacadvice and r/HVAC, and how marketing for HVAC companies should answer each one.
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The same lead, sold to four other HVAC companies
What HVAC owners say"I found out those same leads were being sold to 4 other HVAC companies at the same time. It is not a lead. It is an auction where they charge all of us to enter."An HVAC owner in Texas, quoted on r/hvacadvice
How the plan answers itThe plan sells you no leads at all. The homeowners on your lead list called, texted or filled in a form on your own Google profile, website or ads, and no other HVAC company is bidding on them.
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Fake leads, far-away leads and dead numbers
What HVAC owners say"Fake leads, leads 800 miles away, disconnected numbers, people that just want advice over the phone."An HVAC contractor on r/hvacadvice
How the plan answers itThe calls come from homeowners who searched for heating and cooling work near your address, read your reviews and looked at your website first. They've already picked you before they dial.
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$3,400 in leads for seven jobs
What HVAC owners say"Last summer I spent $3,400 on HomeAdvisor leads. Out of roughly 60 leads I closed 7 jobs."An HVAC owner in Texas, quoted on r/hvacadvice
How the plan answers itEvery month you get a report of your calls, texts, leads and map rank, and the lead list is open on your phone whenever you want it. If the system isn't live within 7 days of your approval, you get your money back.
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Paying to cancel, then years of calls
What HVAC owners say"I canceled my account at a cost of a few hundred dollars but still had my phone and email get blown up for 2-3 years."An HVAC contractor on r/hvacadvice, about a lead service
How the plan answers itThere's nothing to sign and no setup fee. Cancel any month, and the most you've ever risked is one month at $997.
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Missed calls while you're up in an attic
What HVAC owners say"You miss calls while crawling through attics, chase quotes on your days off."An HVAC owner on r/HVAC, July 2025
How the plan answers itWhen you can't get to the phone, the call still gets answered. The homeowner's name, address and the system they want looked at are taken down, they get a text back, and the estimate can be booked.
HVAC marketing questions, answered first
Are my HVAC leads shared with other heating and cooling companies?
No.Christian Olson doesn't sell leads. Every call, text and form on your lead list comes from your own Google profile, website and ads. No other HVAC company sees those homeowners or pays for them.
Is there a contract?
No contract.You can cancel any month, so the most you can risk is one month. Christian Olson's plan is $997 a month per location and per trade, and there's no setup fee.
How fast should an HVAC company answer a new call?
Right away.In a 2025 CallRail survey of 1,000 US consumers, 82% said they'd call a competitor if a business didn't answer. Christian Olson sets up your phone so the calls you can't take are answered and texted back, running within 48 hours of your approval.
How do I find HVAC leads without buying them?
Get found where homeowners already search.Most homeowners search Google, read your Google profile and open your website before they call. Christian Olson sets up all seven pieces together, from Google Maps ranking to paid ads and social media, so a homeowner who finds you can call, text or book without hunting for your number.
One AC replacement quote request, start to finishAt 8:12 PM, a homeowner searches for someone to quote a new central air system before summer. Here's where each piece of the plan picks up the job.
- 8:12 PM
They search "AC replacement near me" and your HVAC company shows up on the map. Maps ranking
- 8:15 PM
They tap your Google profile and see recent reviews and photos of systems you've put in. Google profile
- 8:18 PM
They open your website. Your AC installation page names the towns you cover and has your number and a book button at the top. Website
- 8:23 PM
They call while you're wrapping up a furnace tune-up. The call gets answered, and their name, address and the system they want quoted are taken down. Phone answered
- 8:24 PM
A text from your business confirms it, and the quote request lands on your lead list. Lead list
- 8:25 PM
The in-home estimate is booked for Thursday.
- Next week
The new system is running. A review request goes out, and the next homeowner who searches reads that review. Reviews
The seven pieces, set up for an HVAC companyEach one is built around how homeowners choose a heating and cooling company. I set them up and run them together.
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Google Maps ranking, and showing up in AI answers
Every month I work on Google Maps SEO for your profile and your site, aimed at what homeowners type when they need heating and cooling work, like "AC installation" or "furnace replacement" with your town. That work also helps your HVAC company get named when someone asks ChatGPT or Google's AI answers who to hire.
I won't promise you a ranking, because nobody honest can. My 9 years of experience and a full set of tools put the odds well in your favor, and every monthly report shows where you rank on the map. More on Google Maps ranking
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Your Google Business Profile and reviews
Your profile gets HVAC contractor as its main category, the one Google lists for heating and cooling companies, with Air conditioning contractor and Heating contractor added where they fit. Your services, service area, hours and photos of finished installs go on it too, and a review request goes out after every job.
Homeowners on Reddit worry about a "tech" who's really a salesman, selling a whole system when a repair would do. Reviews from their neighbors about a fair, honest quote answer that before they ever call. If your listing is service-area only, I help you move it to a real address.
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An HVAC website that books
A fast site that spells out what you sell, from AC installation and furnace replacement to tune-ups and maintenance agreements, and the towns you cover. Your number and a book button sit on every page, and every form goes straight to your lead list.
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Your phone, answered and texted back
An AI receptionist picks up the calls you can't take while you're in an attic or on a rooftop unit. It takes the homeowner's name, address and what the system needs, texts them back, and can book the estimate. Missed-call text back reaches anyone who hangs up before it answers. More on missed-call text back
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One lead list for every call, text and form
Each quote request lands in one place, showing the job and where it came from. A homeowner weighing a new system can go quiet for a week, so follow-ups go out to bring them back. The lead list works alongside the software you already run your HVAC company on.
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Paid ads, sent to a page built to book
Ads put your HVAC company in front of homeowners in your service area who are searching for heating and cooling work right now. Each click goes to an ad landing page with your number and a book button, and each call from an ad lands on your lead list.
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Social media that shows your installs
Your social media pages get regular posts with photos of the systems you've installed, plus a social hub page for your business. Anyone who looks you up sees a job from last week, not a post from two years ago.
You'll deal with me, a contractor too
I'm Christian Olson, and I've helped local businesses get found on Google for 9 years. I work from Clinton, Arkansas.
I run three trade businesses of my own: pressure washing, handyman work and painting. When a quote request rings out because I'm on a job, I'm the one who loses it, so I know that cost firsthand.
I set up HVAC companies across the US myself, with no account manager between us. If you need something, text me and you'll get me.
One plan for your HVAC company: $997 a month
You pay $997 a month per location and per trade, and the rate you start at stays locked for life. All seven pieces come together in that one plan.
Built free when you start: four pages worth $4,044 together, plus the setup of your AI receptionist.
- Website build$2,500
- Ad landing page$750
- Google booking page$497
- Social hub page$297
- AI receptionist setup$1,497
On top of the $997: texts, call minutes, emails and AI use, billed at cost as you use them.
One location is one business address and about 15 miles around it. Add a location at the same locked rate to reach more of your service area. A plumbing or electrical company you also own is its own trade and its own plan. See the full pricing
Per location and per trade, price locked for life
- No contract, cancel any month
- No setup fee
- Calls answered and texted back within 48 hours
- Everything live within 7 days of your approval, or your money back
- A free month for each contractor you send who signs and stays 30 days
More questions HVAC owners ask
I run HVAC and plumbing. Do I need two plans?
Yes, one plan per trade.Google treats each trade as its own business, so Christian Olson sets up heating and cooling as one plan and plumbing as another, each at $997 a month. Start with the trade that pays you most.
Can you guarantee my HVAC company ranks first on Google Maps?
No, and nobody honest can.What Christian Olson guarantees is that your system goes live within 7 days of your approval, or you get your money back. His 9 years of experience and full set of tools put the odds well in your favor, and every monthly report shows your map rank.
What happens if I cancel?
Your Google profile, reviews and records stay yours.Christian Olson exports your Google Business Profile, reviews and customer records on request. The locked rate ends, so if you come back later, you pay the current rate.
Start now, or book a 15-minute call first
Starting takes a few minutes: pick HVAC as your trade, pick your locations, then book the 15-minute call. If you'd like to talk it through before that, book the call or text me.
You'll work with me directly, and texts come straight to me. Own a second trade as well? See every trade I work with.
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