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HVACConnections that count.

Connect HVAC demand with the right capacity.

Connect heating and cooling service inquiries with buyers that support the requested equipment.

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Consumer-initiated interest

Category-specific campaigns

Clear qualification criteria

Terms agreed before launch

The hvac opportunity

Start with the need.
Build the right connection.

No-cooling calls, furnace problems and planned system replacements have different timing and qualification needs. Central-system type, property location and the customer’s requested work make the enquiry more useful before it reaches a buyer. Heating and cooling campaigns should identify both the equipment and the requested outcome: repair, replacement, installation or maintenance. A central air conditioning breakdown differs from a furnace upgrade or a heat pump installation. Publishers can use approved service messaging, and buyers can define supported systems, seasonal availability and geographic coverage before receiving calls through the agreed routing method.

Service situations

Different needs.
A focused conversation.

Examples of the enquiries a hvac campaign can address. Accepted scope is confirmed with each buyer.

Cooling repair

A homeowner reports that a central air-conditioning system is not cooling properly and wants a professional assessment of the equipment and symptoms.

Heating service

A customer needs service for an existing furnace or heat-pump system and can describe the heating concern and the type of property involved.

System replacement

An owner is exploring replacement of existing heating or cooling equipment and wants to discuss system fit, installation scope and a suitable evaluation.

Quality before quantity

Know what fits.
Know what to filter.

A useful hvac call starts with a genuine request and the right campaign match.

A relevant enquiry

✓Caller requests service for an accepted residential HVAC system
✓Equipment type and property ZIP code are captured
✓Caller is the homeowner or has owner authorization

Outside the agreed scope

✓Parts-only and refrigerant-only shopping
✓Unsupported portable or window air conditioners
✓Unapproved equipment types or commercial systems

Qualification, consent, billing and any additional advertiser requirements are agreed for the campaign.

Better information. Better alignment.

Make the first
conversation useful.

Agree which details matter for hvac before launch. These questions help the parties understand the enquiry and prepare a relevant next step.

Our quality approach ↗

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Is this central AC, a furnace or a heat pump?
02
Is the request repair, replacement or installation?
03
What symptoms is the customer reporting?
04
What ZIP code and property type need service?

For buyers

More relevant
conversations.

Shape the campaign around central-system types, seasonal capacity, repair versus replacement demand and any excluded equipment. Agree acceptance criteria and commercial terms before launch. The receiving service business confirms inspection needs, appointments and quotations directly with the customer after reviewing the actual request.

Tell us what you need

For publishers

Put your expertise
to work.

Distinguish actual HVAC service intent versus parts or portable-equipment shopping, with accurate equipment descriptions. Share how customers find your page, what service the message offers and how they request contact. Agree the location checks and routing rules before activation. Keep the enquiry focused on the actual job, with appointments and final service commitments confirmed by the receiving business.

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From first contact to campaign

A clear route forward.

The full partnership process ↗

01 /

Discuss your market

Define the hvac enquiries you want, the areas you cover and the capacity you can support.

02 /

Set clear expectations

Agree sources, qualification, pricing, operating hours and any exclusions before launch.

03 /

Connect and test

Confirm the delivery and reporting approach. Start with a controlled test suited to the campaign.

04 /

Review and develop

Assess call relevance and response capacity together, then agree any changes to the campaign.

HVAC questions

The details
that matter.

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Are ductless and mini-split inquiries accepted?

Only when the buyer has explicitly included them in the campaign. Equipment acceptance should be documented before a publisher sends calls.

Can repair and replacement campaigns run separately?

Yes. Buyers can define separate service scopes, coverage and operating hours for maintenance, repair and installation inquiries.

Are mini-split enquiries included automatically?

No. Mini-split, portable and other equipment types should be accepted only when the individual buyer explicitly supports them. The campaign brief should state the approved system types.

How are call prices and qualification rules set?

Pricing, billable duration, accepted locations, source rules, caps and validation are discussed for the specific campaign. Confirm the written terms before sending or receiving traffic. Applying does not guarantee availability, volume or a particular rate.

How do I get started with Homefixx Pro?

Buyers can send a short contact enquiry. Publishers complete a single-page application with business details, category selections, sources, references and verification documents. The team then discusses fit and the proposed campaign.

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HVACConnections that count.

Connect HVAC demand with the right capacity.

Start with the need.
Build the right connection.