Make it with your AI. Host it on paste page.
Answer your AI's questions about the systems you service and the suburbs you drive to, and it writes the site. paste page gives it a link for your truck and listing.
HVAC website examples
A one-tech shop, a family tune-up company and a commercial rooftop crew. Each owner described the look in one sentence.
Ray added“Half the year it's no AC, half it's no heat. Make it look like a thermostat.”
One tech, no-heat and no-AC calls, Tulsa
Monique added“Warm and friendly, rounded corners. We're the people who come twice a year.”
Family company, seasonal tune-ups, Cary
Marcus added“Clean and technical, like a spec sheet. My clients are restaurant owners and property managers.”
Commercial rooftop units, Salt Lake City
The checklist
When the AC quits in July, people call whoever looks able to come today. They check for a license, a visit price and the system they own. The prompt asks about all eight.
Say if you come today. A call button, plus whether same-day is likely.
How it works
Step 1
It asks which systems you repair, whether you answer evenings, your diagnostic fee and your license, then writes the full page.
I want a website for my heating and air conditioning business. Ask me these one at a time: 1. My business name, and the town I work out of? 2. Which towns or suburbs do I cover, and how far will I drive? 3. Do I take same-day or after-hours calls for no heat and no AC? 4. What do I work on (central AC, furnaces, heat pumps, mini-splits, ductwork), and what don't I? 5. What's my diagnostic fee, and do I give free quotes on new systems? 6. My state license number, EPA 608 certification and insurance? 7. Do I sell a maintenance plan or seasonal tune-ups? 8. My phone number, can people text me, and any reviews or job photos? 9. How should it look? (colors, mood, anything to match) Then write the complete page as one HTML file with inline CSS. Put a call button at the top, make the phone number tappable, and make it work well on phones.
Step 2
Pick an address, such as paste.page/ortega-heating-air, publish, then add it to your Google listing, your truck and your tune-up reminder texts.
Open paste pageYour photos
Snap the equipment before you haul it off and after the new one runs. Upload both in the paste page editor and pass the links to your AI.
Use
Skip
BeforeAfterYou, to your AI“Put these side by side under Recent job, with Before and After labels and the town.”
Change anything
When the season turns, tell your AI what's different. Paste the new page over the old one and the address stays put.
Same link every time. Nothing to reprint.
What’s on the page
A big call button, and a text option for the unit's label.
Diagnostic fee, EPA card and how soon you arrive.
Named by what the house is doing.
The suburbs within a short drive.
One photo, one line.
★★★★★
“Warm by dinner, priced as promised.”
Carol · Owasso
Where you’ll share it
In the website field, where "AC repair near me" searches end up.
Below the number on both doors, read in every driveway you park in.
Reply when a neighbor's AC quits on the hottest day of the year.
AC just died and it's 97 out. Anyone have someone who comes today?
Ray O. I've got an opening at 4. Fees are here: paste.page/ortega-heating-air
So the fall furnace call comes back to you.
paste.page/ortega-heating-air
Copy the prompt, answer the questions, and get a page built around your work and your area.
Open one of the three in the paste page editor, swap in your details and photos, and publish.
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