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Websites for hvac
Ducted quote request on a 38-degree day? On Growth, it gets a reply.
Your site is built before you pay and changed when you ask. On Growth, every install or service request is acknowledged automatically and followed up, even while you're up in the roof.
- Free preview, no card
- Live 5 business days after approval
- Month to month
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How customers choose
Two kinds of search: broken, and planning.
Heating and cooling buyers either need a repair today or are choosing a system for years. Your site has to answer both.
"aircon repair" in the first heatwave
The unit died on a 38-degree day. They ring whoever answers and can come this week.
"split system or ducted"
A planned purchase. They read before they ring, and pick the installer who explains the choice in plain words.
"split system installation" plus the suburb
They want to know the price includes the install, the bracket and the electrical connection, or what it doesn't include.
"heater service" when it turns cold
Gas heater and ducted heating servicing comes in a rush each autumn. A service page with a booking form catches it.
The gaps
Heating and cooling has two rushes and a gap.
Here is where the work goes in the gap, and in the rush.
The weeks between seasons
The cooling rush ends and the heater calls wait for the first cold snap. Your service regulars are done, and a family pricing gas ducted heating can't tell you're free to quote.
The first hot week
Every split system in the suburb gets switched on at once, and some won't start. They ring while you're in a roof cavity, it rings out, and they try whoever's next.
Compared and passed over
Someone pricing ducted opens three tabs. With no page that explains split system or ducted in plain words, they ask the installer who has one.
A licence nobody sees
Homeowners and builders want to know you hold a refrigerant handling licence. If your ARCtick number is only printed on invoices, nobody sees it while they're choosing.
What's included
One page for the summer search, one for the winter one.
A homeowner finds the system they want, checks your ARCtick numbers, then calls or sends a photo of the unit.
- Call from any screen
- When the house is an oven by four, nobody looks for a contact page. The button to ring you is on each one.
- Quote requests with a photo of the unit
- A photo of the unit, its label or the wall for a new head tells you what you're quoting before you ring back. Form spam is blocked on the way to your phone.
- A page for each system
- Split systems, ducted, evaporative cooling, gas ducted heating and heater servicing. There is a page for the summer search and a page for the winter one.
- Pages for the suburbs you service
- Up to 3 suburbs get their own page (8 on Growth), each matched to your Google Business Profile, for searches like "ducted heating Penrith".
- ARCtick and electrical numbers on show
- Your refrigerant handling licence and trading authorisation sit in the footer and on the about page, with your electrical or restricted electrical licence for the connection, if you hold one.
- A homepage that follows the season
- In autumn the homepage can lead with heater servicing, and in spring with cooling installs. Send us the change and we make it; small changes are included.
Service pages
Pages for cooling, heating and servicing.
One page per system and job, so the summer search and the winter search both find you.
- Split system installation
- Ducted air conditioning
- Evaporative cooling
- Air conditioner repairs
- Gas ducted heating
- Heater servicing
- Reverse-cycle heating
- Commercial refrigeration
- Maintenance plans
Licences by state
A refrigerant licence, then state rules.
Air conditioning sits across three kinds of licence: refrigerant, plumbing or mechanical, and electrical. The basics:
- Australia-wide
- Working on equipment that holds fluorocarbon refrigerant needs a Refrigerant Handling Licence from the Australian Refrigeration Council (ARCtick). A business that buys or stores refrigerant also needs a Refrigerant Trading Authorisation.
- Victoria
- Refrigerated air-conditioning and mechanical services are plumbing classes registered with the Building and Plumbing Commission, including a restricted class for single-head split systems.
- New South Wales
- Air conditioning and refrigeration work is specialist work: a licence is needed whatever the job costs.
- Electrical connection
- Connecting a unit to the switchboard is electrical work, done by a licensed electrician.
Your site shows your ARCtick licence and trading authorisation numbers next to any state licences you hold.
Sources, checked October 2026: Australian Refrigeration Council (ARCtick): legislation; ARCtick: refrigerant trading authorisation; Building and Plumbing Commission (VIC): plumber classes; Building and Plumbing Commission (VIC): single-head split systems class; NSW Government: categories of building and trade work. Rules change; check with the regulator before you rely on this.
How it works
Your part takes two minutes.
Nothing to pay until you’ve seen your site.
- 2 minutes
Tell us your trade and suburb
No card. No call.
- Within 1 business day
Get your site
Your services and contact details, already in.
- Free
Ask for changes
We make them before you pay anything.
- Within 5 business days
Approve it. It goes live.
Domain, hosting, SEO and Google profile, done.
- Every month
We keep it working
Updates, support and small changes.
Pricing
Two plans. Nothing to pay until you approve your site.
Standard
$149 + GST per month
For getting found and called.
Growth
$199 + GST per month
For winning more searches every month.
+ $499 go-live fee, after you approve
The promise
Your site, your call.
Pay after you approve
The preview is free. No card.
No lock-in
Month to month. Leave and it stays live to the end of the paid period.
Your content is yours
Leaving? We export your pages and photos.
FAQ
Questions hvac ask.
Can I show my ARCtick numbers?
Yes. Your refrigerant handling licence and trading authorisation numbers go in the footer and on the about page, beside any state licences.
Can the site explain what an install includes?
Yes. Each install page can list what your price covers (bracket, pipe run, electrical connection) in your own words. We never invent prices.
Can I take service bookings through the site?
Yes. A servicing page has its own form asking for the system type and the age of the unit, so you can quote the visit before you call back.
Can the homepage change with the season?
Yes. In autumn the homepage can lead with heater servicing, in spring with cooling installs. Send us the change and we make it; small changes are included.
Will this get me a set number of installs?
No. No one can honestly promise installs, a Google position or income. What we build is the path from a search to your phone, and every request on it is yours to take or leave.
Is there a contract for the quiet months?
No. Pay month to month and leave in June if you like; the site stays up until the paid month ends, and your pages and photos of finished split system installs go with you.
Do my service enquiries go to anyone else?
No. Each one goes to you alone, whether it's a heater service in Penrith or a ducted quote for a double-storey. Nobody pays or gets paid per enquiry or per install; the plan is a flat monthly price.
I'm flat out every summer. Is this for me?
It may be, for the rest of the year. Think of the weeks in April between the cooling rush and the first heater calls, when the phone goes quiet and the van sits in the drive: it's built for that gap. Full all year? Then you don't need it.
Do you write about energy ratings and running costs?
Yes. On Growth you get 4 article drafts a month on topics such as energy star ratings and what a split system costs to run. You check and approve each one.
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Check your heating and cooling site on your phone first.
Send your trading name, the systems you sell and service, and your suburbs. Your link arrives within 1 business day; no card is asked for, and you pay only once you approve.
- You send the form
- We reply within one business day with your site concept
- You decide. No card, no obligation