SEO for HVAC Companies
Capture more revenue with increased search exposure
Are you missing out on booking projects because you’re not one of the first HVAC companies people find when they search? Are you spending hours working on your website but not seeing results?
If your website doesn’t rank in the top search results for keywords like “AC repair near me,” or “heat pump installation [your city]”, you’re losing high-quality, serviceable HVAC leads to your competitors. The solution? HVAC SEO services.
We’ve got a proven process to get your website ranked higher in search engine results that will increase your revenue.
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Starting at $1,000/month CAD
What’s Included
- Comprehensive website audit
- Technical website optimization
- Advanced Google Analytics set-up
- Google Search Console integration
- Google Maps optimization
- Keyword research
- Metadata review and creation
- Internal and external link building
- Content creation
- Regular monitoring and reporting
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Some Questions You May Have
Frequently Asked Questions
AEO measurement is newer than traditional SEO, but we track AI citation frequency using tools like Semrush’s AI Toolkit, monitor impressions and clicks from Google Search Console, and track brand visibility across AI platforms. We include this in your monthly reporting so you can see how your presence in AI-powered search is growing.
AEO stands for Answer Engine Optimization. While SEO focuses on ranking your website in traditional search results, AEO is about making your content the source that AI tools like Google’s AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity pull from when generating answers. At Newfound, we build strategies that cover both, because the two work together.
Local SEO refers to specific actions taken in order to appear in search results when someone is looking for a business in your area, for example “shoe repair in St. John’s.” Boosting your local SEO is a great way of attracting prospective customers from your surroundings as most of them are looking for you online. One goal would be to show up on Google Maps, so that you’ll have a better chance of showing up in the ‘Local Pack’ (the three results you see below the map on search results).
SEO or Search Engine Optimization involves everything you can do in order to obtain a better position on search engines’ (like Google) results and thus get found more easily. SEO encompasses in particular (but not limited to): fixing technical issues on your website, getting backlinks to your site, creating valuable content, and more.
Yes, your business should be investing in SEO. Search engine optimization offers a way to increase traffic without paying for each and every click. If you’re able to rank your website at the top of the search engines, you’ll benefit from a stream of traffic that won’t have click costs associated with it, and that won’t stop when ads are turned off. Rank organically, and you’ll enjoy 24/7 visibility.
Google’s AI Overviews appear at the very top of search results and synthesize answers from across the web. If your content is cited there, you get brand visibility even when a user doesn’t click through, and when they do click, it’s with a higher level of trust already established.
Yes and arguably more than ever. AI search tools pull from websites, so if your site isn’t credible, well-structured, and authoritative, it won’t get cited. The businesses winning in AI-powered search are the ones with strong SEO foundations. We make sure you’re building for both.
Both SEO and SEM (Search Engine Marketing) involve increasing a site’s visibility on search results. The main difference is that SEM includes paid promotion tactics and while SEO focuses on organic (unpaid) tactics to grow traffic.
The long and short of it is, it depends. A lot of factors will go into SEO timelines including how competitive your market is, how long your website has been around, and where you’re starting from in terms of current rankings. In general, SEO is a long game, and Google is in no rush to determine your authority so it’s not uncommon for it to take a few months to see real gains.
