Can you add a quote request form for both AC and heating jobs?

Yes — and we'd set up separate forms if it makes sense for your business. One for cooling, one for heating, one for maintenance agreements. Whatever gets you the info you need to give a fast quote. The goal is fewer back-and-forth phone calls before you can give someone a number.

How do I highlight emergency HVAC service on my site?

We make it visible on every page — not just buried on a services page somewhere. Emergency info, your phone number, and your service hours stay visible no matter where someone lands on the site. When it's 102 degrees outside, nobody's going to hunt for your contact info.

What happens to my old website when you rebuild it?

We build the new one separately and launch it when it's ready. Your old site stays live the whole time. Once we flip it over, the old one's gone — and good riddance. If there's any content worth keeping, we'll carry it over.

Can I update seasonal specials and maintenance plan info myself?

Yes. We'll set it up so you can make simple updates without calling us. And if you'd rather just send us the details and let us handle it, that works too. Either way, you won't be stuck waiting on some platform's customer support to change a phone number.

Do you work with HVAC companies outside Tyler?

We're based in Tyler but we work with businesses across East Texas. Troup's a short drive — same county, no hassle. If you need to meet in person, we can do that.

Website Redesign · Troup, TX

Website Redesign for HVAC Companies in Troup

Your HVAC website should be one of the hardest-working parts of your business. If it's not generating calls and quote requests on its own, something's broken — and it's probably not your fault.

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A Thermostat Dies on a Friday Night in Troup

It's August. Somebody's AC unit just quit on Pine Forest Road. Their house is already 87 degrees and climbing. They don't pull out a phone book — they ask a neighbor, and that neighbor says your name. So the homeowner types in your web address. And what they find is a site that loads slow, looks weird on their screen, and doesn't have a phone number anywhere obvious. They hit the back arrow and call someone else. You did the hard part. You earned the referral. Your website threw it away.

It's Not Your Fault — But It Is Your Problem

Most HVAC companies in small towns like Troup didn't get bad websites on purpose. Somebody set it up years ago on one of those drag-and-drop platforms. It looked fine at the time. But the web moved on and that site didn't. Now it's slow. It doesn't resize right on phones. There's no easy way for someone to request a quote, ask about a maintenance plan, or find out if you offer emergency service. And you can't fix it yourself because the platform locks you into their templates.

That's the part that should make you angry. You're paying for something — maybe monthly, maybe through lost jobs — and you can't even control it. You can't add a seasonal discount without jumping through hoops. You can't put your maintenance plan pricing where people can actually see it. You're stuck, and every week that goes by is another week where your site isn't doing what it should.

What a Rebuilt HVAC Site Actually Looks Like

We build websites from scratch. No templates. No platforms you're locked into. You own the code when we're done — every line of it. And for an HVAC company in Troup, that means a site built around how your customers actually behave.

Quote request forms for AC repair, heating installs, and maintenance plans — right up top where they belong. Emergency service info that's impossible to miss, because when someone's heat goes out in January they're not going to scroll around looking for it. Seasonal specials and discount info that you can actually update when the season changes. A site that loads fast on every phone and every connection, including the spotty signal you get out toward FM 757.

We also build it with real SEO structure. That means when someone in Troup or anywhere in Smith County searches for HVAC service, your site has a fighting chance of showing up — not buried under companies from Dallas or Longview who don't even service the area. A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want ongoing SEO and ad management on top of that, we offer that starting at $750 a month. Hosting runs $50 a month.

And here's what matters most — you'll talk to the person actually building your site. No runaround. No waiting three days for someone to reply to a ticket. We're a web design company in Tyler, about twenty minutes up the road from Troup. Your HVAC business keeps folks comfortable. Your website should at least keep up.