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Rebates create demand.
Google decides who gets seen.

Enter your city and we will pull the HVAC companies showing up for heat pump searches. The audit then shows whether your site and profile answer the questions buyers ask before calling.

Live local data. Takes about 5 seconds.

1 client / 1 metro

We don't sign two competing businesses in the same market. Your competitors do not get the same playbook.

Website you can keep

After six months, you can keep the website license. We never hold your domain, Google profile, ad account, tracking, or lead data.

Direct founder access

You work with the founder, not a junior account manager. Same number every week, no escalation chain.

What we do

One foundation, then the growth work.

Four parts, one job: make homeowners more confident to call and show you what made the phone ring.

Website Trust Foundation

We build the site homeowners judge before they call: fast on phones, clear service pages, real project proof, easy quote requests, and tracking from day one.

Local SEO

We work your Google profile, reviews, service pages, and local listings around the website foundation, so Google and homeowners can understand what you do and where you work.

Google Ads

Search and local campaigns only make sense when the landing path can be measured. We set up Ads around real calls, forms, and booked-job economics.

Tracking & Improvement

Calls, forms, pages, and traffic sources are tracked from day one. Each month we can see what happened and fix the next website or campaign bottleneck.

What makes this different from generic HVAC marketing

Heat pump work needs different keywords, different proof, and different homeowner education than AC repair SEO.

Heat pump keyword architecture

Generic HVAC agencies chase "AC repair near me." Heat pump buyers search "cold climate heat pump installer," "heat pump rebate contractor," and "dual fuel heat pump estimate." We build for those searches.

Rebate-aware content

Mass Save, NYSERDA, Xcel, utility rebates, IRA 25C, and income-qualified programs confuse homeowners. We build pages that explain the path without pretending every homeowner qualifies.

Proof that earns the estimate

Heat pump buyers want evidence: installed systems, service area, equipment knowledge, cold-weather answers, and a clear way to request an estimate. We make those signals visible before they call.

How it works

Build trust. Earn the click. Measure the call.

01

Audit

We map your current rankings for the heat pump terms homeowners search in your service area. You see which local HVAC companies, utility pages, rebate guides, and manufacturers show up above you, what they have that you don't, and the gaps that may be keeping estimate requests from reaching you.

02

Build

We rebuild your site around the searches heat pump buyers type. Not generic HVAC keywords. Weekly Google profile updates target rebate-aware homeowners. Rebate and cold-climate explainer pages answer common questions before the call, so homeowners arrive more informed.

03

Measure

Monthly review in language you care about: calls, estimate requests, booked installs, and cost per qualified lead. No vanity impressions. By month six you have a website and tracking system, not just a campaign.

The terms, in plain language

Four ways you can walk away whole.

If we do not deliver, you do not pay for the part we missed. You keep what we built. All four are written into your contract before you wire a penny.

No upfront risk
$0 setup

Audit, website foundation, onboarding, Google profile cleanup. Everything before month 1 is covered.

No performance risk
Month 4 on us

Named 90-day milestones are written into your contract. If we miss them, month 4 is free.

No lock-in risk
Month-to-month after 6

Six months to build the foundation, then walk anytime with no notice period.

No hostage risk
You keep the site

After six months, you can keep the website license. We never hold your domain or Google profile.

Pricing

Full heat pump marketing scope at the founder rate.

The normal retainer will be $2,000/mo. The first three HVAC contractors pay $750/mo for six months because we are building the public proof, delivery notes, and heat-pump playbook. $0 setup, month 4 on us if we miss the milestones, and after six months you can keep the website license.

Founder cohort

First 3 serious clients at the founder rate.

$2,000/mo $750/mo

Founder rate

The full website and local search foundation at the founder rate.

You get the normal scope at a lower price. We get focused delivery notes, public proof, and a repeatable playbook before charging the normal rate.

01

Website that earns trust

Service pages, proof, mobile speed, and clear call or estimate buttons.

02

Local search foundation

Google profile cleanup, local SEO plan, and launch priorities.

03

Tracking you can use

Calls, forms, pages, and sources tied back to real demand.

Why homeowners do not call

The real leak

Getting found does not mean getting chosen.

Local SEO and Ads can bring homeowners to the site. The website still has to make the business feel credible enough to call, then show which source produced the lead.

The work is not just traffic. It is the handoff from interested visitor to measurable lead.

Before the call

The trust check happens on the page.

call path
01
Can I trust them?

Recent work, reviews, and real photos are visible before the quote step.

02
Do they do my job?

The service page matches the project, city, and problem the homeowner searched for.

03
What happens next?

The call button, estimate form, and traffic source are easy to find and track.

Call and form tracking connects that decision back to the source: organic, Maps, Ads, or outbound.

Ready to win heat pump homeowners?

One contractor. One metro. One vertical.

Three founder-cohort spots open at $750/mo. Get the free audit showing who homeowners see first, what they see before calling, and which gaps are worth fixing first. Then decide if Cygnean is the right partner for the next 6 months.

Common questions

The questions HVAC contractors ask before signing.