A website your customers can actually find you on.
Built for phones, loads immediately, and says what you do in the towns you do it in. About a week is the safe number — with everything in hand we are usually faster, because you review a working site instead of a mockup.
- Standard
- $2,900 one-time
- Signature
- $4,900 one-time
- Live in
- A week or less, usually
How much does an HVAC website cost?
An HVAC contractor website from Elementals costs $2,900 for the Standard build or $4,900 for the larger Signature build, plus $115 to $145 per month for care. Hosting is free. Standard goes live in about a week, Signature in about two. Typical US agency pricing is $5,000 to $15,000 over six to twelve weeks, plus monthly hosting on top.
- Standard
- $2,900 · up to 8 pages
- Signature
- $4,900 · up to 20 pages
- US agency
- $5,000–15,000 · 6–12 weeks
What is in it
- Pages
- Home, services, service areas, about, contact
- Built for
- Phones first — that is where they check you
- Speed
- Static pages, no page-builder bloat
- Compliance
- License number in the footer of every page
- Search
- Titles, descriptions, and schema done at build
- Ownership
- The site and the domain are yours. No lock-in.
How a week actually goes
- 01
You send us what you have
Your logo, your license number, the towns you serve, and a few photos of real jobs if you have them. Half an hour of your time, once.
- 02
We build the whole thing
Not a mockup to approve — a working site you can open on your phone. Usually two to four days after you send the material, and often sooner if what you sent was complete.
- 03
You tell us what is wrong
One round of changes on the real site, not a PDF. Wording, photos, colours, anything that does not sound like your shop.
- 04
It goes live on your domain
We point your domain at it, set up the certificate, and connect your Google listing. If you do not have a domain yet we will register one in your name — about $14 a year, paid by you, never marked up. You keep the login to everything.
You are looking at the demo.
We are new and we have no client sites to show you yet — and we are not going to borrow someone else's portfolio or invent testimonials. So judge us on this one. It was built the same way yours would be: no template, no page builder, and it loaded before you finished reading the headline.
Questions about the build
How much does an HVAC website cost?
Two builds: Standard at $2,900 for up to eight pages, or Signature at $4,900 for up to twenty pages with copy written page by page and the authored motion you can see on this site. Care is $115 or $145 a month and hosting is free — static files cost us nothing to serve, so we do not charge for them. The market rate is $5,000 to $15,000 for the build plus $50 to $200 a month to host it.
Why is it cheaper than a US agency?
Because we are in Tegucigalpa, not Texas, and we do not pay US salaries. That is the whole difference — the work is the same grade and we are in your time zone.
How can it be done in a week?
We are not designing from scratch every time and you are not sitting in a queue behind bigger accounts. You review a working site instead of a mockup, which removes the slowest step in a normal build. The week is a safe estimate rather than a target — if you send us everything we ask for up front, it is usually less. What stretches a build is almost always waiting on material from your side, not the building.
Do I own the site?
Yes. The domain stays in your name, you keep the logins, and if you leave we hand over the files. There is no proprietary platform holding it hostage.
What if I already have a website?
Then the question is whether it loads fast, works on a phone, shows your license number, and ranks. Take the free audit and we will tell you honestly — sometimes the answer is that yours is fine and you only need the Google side.
Does it include my license number?
Yes, in the footer of every page. California, Florida, Oklahoma and New Jersey require a contractor license number on every advertisement, and a website is an advertisement. We are not attorneys, and we will follow whatever your licensing board specifies.
Not sure you need a new site?
Take the free audit first. It tells you exactly what a customer searching for you finds — and if your current site is fine, we will say so and sell you nothing. Normally $2,000.