A website built around your AC and heating jobs.
It's the hottest afternoon of the summer and the air conditioning has just quit, or it's the first freeze of the year and the furnace won't light — either way, the caller is comparing whichever HVAC company answers first, not reading a paragraph about the business. Neuron builds your free HVAC website around the work you already do — AC repair, heating repair and seasonal maintenance — instead of a generic contractor template, with a request form and click-to-call on every page. The site is free and live in minutes, and it loads fast on the phone somebody is holding next to a dead thermostat.
Where a no-cool call goes instead
A homeowner whose AC just stopped will fill out a request on whichever site answers fastest — if yours has no online booking or takes a day to reply, that call goes to the next HVAC company in the search results instead of onto your schedule.
AC repair, heating repair and maintenance each get their own page
Neuron splits the site by the work you actually sell, so a no-cool call in July lands on a same-day AC repair page with a number up front, while someone comparing furnace tune-ups browses a calmer seasonal-maintenance page — both end on a request form and click-to-call instead of one paragraph trying to cover every job at once.
Your coverage area, your price list, your CRM record
You decide which services and neighborhoods the site advertises, and every request that comes through becomes a job already carrying that address's equipment type and maintenance history — there's no page builder subscription or hosting invoice sitting behind it, and the site never lists a service you didn't choose to offer.
Free website — FAQ
Is the HVAC website really free, or does it turn into a paid plan later?
Yes — free forever, with no trial and no hidden step where the CRM or booking turns into a paid tier. The only thing that costs anything is optional AI, such as a receptionist that catches calls after your last technician clocks out.
Will it show what we actually do — AC repair, heating, maintenance plans — or a generic contractor page?
Each page is built from the services you actually list — AC repair and seasonal maintenance plans get their own page apiece, rather than being folded into one all-purpose contractor paragraph.
Can I connect my own domain, like our current company name?
Yes — point an existing domain at the site whenever you're ready, or keep using the free one Neuron assigns until then.
What happens to a no-cool request that comes in at night?
It's saved as a job the moment it's submitted, with the equipment type and service history attached, so it's waiting on the schedule when you open it the next morning — nobody has to be by the phone.