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HVAC · Northern Colorado

Example Build — HVAC Contractor

A demonstration build showing how heating, cooling, emergency service, and maintenance plans are separated so each can carry its own season.

The challenge

  • Heating and cooling collapsed together despite peaking in opposite seasons
  • Emergency callers forced through a contact form
  • Maintenance plans hidden in a footer link
  • No financing or rebate information on replacement pages

Our approach

  • Separate air conditioning and heating sections, each with repair, install, and maintenance pages
  • Emergency page built phone-first with a stated response window
  • Maintenance plan page with visible pricing and direct signup
  • Financing and rebate details placed on every replacement page

Pages built

  • Home
  • Air conditioning: repair, installation, maintenance
  • Heating: furnace repair, furnace installation, heat pumps, boilers
  • Emergency service
  • Maintenance plans with signup
  • Indoor air quality and ductwork
  • Commercial HVAC
  • Service area hub and city pages

Design notes

  • Seasonal hero module that can be swapped without a rebuild
  • Equipment and efficiency comparisons in scannable tables
  • Sticky call bar on mobile for emergency intent

SEO work

  • Distinct page sets for heating and cooling seasons
  • Emergency and after-hours query targeting
  • Structured data for services and service area
  • Internal linking from research content to replacement pages

This is an example build created to demonstrate our page architecture and design approach. No traffic, ranking, lead, or revenue results are claimed.

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