Get found everywhere
homeowners look for HVAC.
Six free listings, in the order that matters most, and a free online estimator for your own website. Most contractors can finish the whole list in an afternoon.
Have this ready first
Use exactly the same name, phone and address on every listing. When they don’t match, Google trusts all of them less — and you drop in the results.
- Your business name — exactly as it appears on your license
- One main phone number
- Your address, or the list of cities you serve
- Your website link
- Hours, including emergency service
- Your logo and 10+ real photos of your jobs, trucks and team
- Your contractor license number
Claim your listings
In order of impact. Each link opens that company’s own sign-up page.
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Google Business ProfileStart here
The listing that puts you in Google Maps and the local results at the top of a search. Most homeowners find an HVAC company here first.
- Sign in with the Google account you want to own the business.
- Choose “Service-area business” and add the cities you cover. You can hide your home address.
- Verify — Google offers a video, phone, or postcard check.
- Add your services, hours, logo and at least 10 real job photos.
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Apple Business ConnectNew
Puts you on Apple Maps, Siri and iPhone search. Free, and most of your competitors haven’t claimed theirs yet.
- Sign in with an Apple ID and add your business as a new location.
- Verify ownership — usually a phone call or document upload.
- Add your logo, hours, phone and website, and a short “showcase” post.
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Bing Places for Business
Feeds Bing, Microsoft Copilot and a lot of in-car and voice search. Takes minutes once your Google profile exists.
- Sign in and choose “Import from Google Business Profile” — it copies everything over.
- Check the imported details match your Google listing exactly.
- Verify by phone or email.
- 4
Yelp for Business
Homeowners still check Yelp reviews before they call. Claiming your page is free — you don’t need to buy ads.
- Search for your business and claim it — or add it if it isn’t listed.
- Verify by phone.
- Add photos, services and your service area, and reply to every review.
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Facebook Business Page
Where neighbors ask “who do you use for AC?” in local groups. A page gives them something to tag.
- Create a page with the category “HVAC Contractor”.
- Add your phone, service area, hours and a “Get quote” button that links to your estimator.
- Post a finished job every week or two.
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Nextdoor Business
Neighbors recommending local pros to each other. A claimed page lets those recommendations land on you.
- Claim your free business page and pick the neighborhoods you serve.
- Ask a few happy customers to “recommend” you on Nextdoor.
Put an instant estimate on your own website.
Homeowners get a real ballpark price in a couple of minutes — and you get their name, phone and home details as a lead, straight to your inbox. Link it from every listing above as your “Get a quote” button.
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Sign up for GeniusHVAC — free
Create your contractor account. No card needed while the estimator is free.
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Claim your estimator page
In your portal, open Landing page and claim your link — it looks like geniushvac.com/your-company.
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Add it to your website and listings
Embed it on your website from the same screen, and paste the link into Google, Yelp, Facebook and Nextdoor.
Get your free estimator
Sign up takes a few minutes. Your estimator page is live as soon as you claim it.
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