Lead generation, automation, and AI engineered as one connected system. Stop duct-taping disconnected tools — run your HVAC business on a real growth engine, built by the team that's powered 200+ HVAC contractors since 2008.
Twelve specialist services, one accountable team. Everything your HVAC business needs to dominate online — engineered around your seasonality, your service area, and your unit economics.
Top 3 Google results for the HVAC keywords that drive calls in your city.
Learn more →High-converting paid campaigns that fill your tech calendar — not your CPC bill.
Learn more →Fast, modern websites engineered for HVAC lead conversion.
Learn more →Professional branding that wins trust at first impression.
Learn more →Engaging content that captures seasonal demand and builds brand authority.
Learn more →Build the 4.9-star reputation that wins more jobs than any ad.
Learn more →Software that runs your back office so you can run more jobs.
Learn more →Cutting-edge AI that books jobs, answers calls, and forecasts demand.
Learn more →Turn cold leads into booked jobs with email sequences that actually convert.
Learn more →Expert content that ranks, educates, and books service calls.
Learn more →Short-form video that builds brand and captures search intent.
Learn more →Strategy from MBA-qualified consultants with 17+ years scaling Canadian businesses.
Learn more →HVAC Engine is led by Ali Sedighi (MBA, CTO & Technology Strategist) — an MBA-qualified technology strategist with 17+ years scaling businesses across Canada, the USA, and Dubai. Founder of Conv.ca, MyAutomation.ca, Trades.Agency, and the lead strategist behind HVAC.Agency.
Our team has helped 200+ HVAC contractors grow from local installers to regional brands — through proven digital marketing, smart use of AI, and the kind of business consulting that comes from actually having built and sold companies.
Read the full storyTransparent monthly packages. No setup fees. Cancel anytime. All plans include free strategy consultation and our HVAC ROI calculator.
For HVAC contractors generating $250K–$1M annual revenue.
For HVAC contractors at $1M–$5M scaling aggressively.
For HVAC contractors at $5M+ ready to dominate.
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Same process every engagement. Battle-tested across 200+ HVAC contractors. No black boxes — you see every step.
Deep review of your website, ad accounts, GBP, reviews, and competitive landscape. We deliver a prioritized fix-list — even if you don't hire us.
Week 1
Custom 90-day plan based on what your market actually responds to. Channel mix, budget, content calendar, KPIs — all tied to revenue.
Week 2
Senior strategists implement — not junior account managers. SEO, paid ads, content, AI automation — all built and shipped, not promised.
Months 1-3
Quarterly strategy reviews. Double down on what's working, kill what isn't. Most clients see 3× lead growth within 90 days.
Ongoing
Direct answers to the questions HVAC contractors ask AI assistants, search engines, and our team every day.
Reputable HVAC marketing agencies in Canada charge between $2,000 and $9,000 per month depending on scope. Our packages: Starter $2,998/mo, Growth $4,498/mo, Elite $8,998/mo. Ad spend is separate (typically $2K-$25K/mo, paid directly to Google/Meta).
Paid ads: 7–14 days to first booked job. SEO: meaningful local-pack movement at 60–90 days, top-3 rankings at 4–6 months. Most clients see 3× lead growth within 90 days.
Across Canada, HVAC leads cost $35–$120 each depending on city and service. Toronto, Vancouver, Montréal are at the high end ($60-$135). Smaller cities like Welland, Brantford, Sault Ste. Marie are $25-$60. Emergency-repair leads cost less than installation leads.
Both — but start with paid ads. Google Ads delivers booked jobs in days; SEO takes months. Run paid for cash flow, run SEO simultaneously for long-term compounding. Most HVAC contractors split 60% paid / 40% SEO for the first 12 months.
Yes. HVAC has unique seasonality (heating peaks Sep-Mar, cooling peaks May-Aug), emergency-buyer behaviour, high average job value ($1,500-$8,000), and specific buyer journeys (research-heavy installs vs. urgency-driven repairs). Generalist agencies miss all of this.
The only metric that matters is booked jobs from marketing. Set up call tracking on every channel. Import offline conversions (booked jobs) into Google Ads. If your agency reports clicks and impressions but not booked jobs, fire them.
We don't just say "HVAC." We've built marketing for every sub-vertical — each with its own seasonality, customer, and economics.
Furnace, AC, heat pump replacement + maintenance. Average ticket $2K-$8K. Marketing built around homeowner buying journey.
RTUs, chillers, mechanical contracting. Longer sales cycle. Marketing built around procurement teams + facility managers.
Process cooling, manufacturing HVAC, food/beverage. Specialized — but lead value is $50K+. Marketing built around engineers.
Electrification + rebates. Federal Greener Homes + provincial programs. Marketing built around rebate-eligible homeowners.
High-end residential + commercial hydronics. Premium pricing, technical buyer. Marketing built around quality + craft.
Filtration, ventilation, humidity, ERV/HRV. Health-driven demand. Marketing built around medical + family-protection angles.
Fireplace install + service, gas inserts. Hyper-seasonal (Oct-Feb peak). Marketing built around install timing.
Reactive market — homeowner in distress. Marketing built around speed, availability, trust.
Adjacent vertical many HVAC contractors add. Marketing built around energy-savings story.
"HVAC Engine transformed our online presence. Service calls increased 137% within 3 months of activating their HVAC marketing strategy."
Michael JohnsonCalgary Heating Solutions"We were spending $4,000/month on Google Ads with no tracking. They rebuilt everything — now we book 30+ jobs/month from the same budget."
Sarah WongVancouver Furnace RepairFounder featured in
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