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The call that happens on the hottest day of the year

It's 97 Degrees and Someone's AC Just Died. Who Do They Call?

A homeowner with a broken AC in August is not doing careful comparison shopping. They're pulling up their phone, searching "HVAC repair near me," and calling the first result that looks like it's actually a business and not just a phone number on a map pin.

A licensed tech with a name of their own and a page that shows what they do gets the call. The one with a Gmail and a Google Maps pin gets scrolled past — even if they're better at the work.

Built for the HVAC tech who does solid work but lets the phone ring through to shops that just look more established online.

Why It Matters

Why HVAC contractors need their own domain in 2026

Emergency calls go to whoever looks real

No one researches HVAC contractors when their house is 90 degrees inside. They search, they scan the top results, and they call the one that looks like a legitimate local business — not the one with only a phone number and a star rating.

License and credentials need a home

Texas requires HVAC technicians to hold a current TDLR license. A landing page that shows your license number, bond status, and service area tells a homeowner you're the right call before they ever pick up the phone.

Repeat business starts with being findable

A happy customer who wants to call you back next season needs more than a memory of your name. Your own page gives them a place to land when that search comes six months later.

A single AC replacement runs $3,000–$6,000. This pays for itself in one call.

Here's What You Get

The HVAC Contractor Bundle

Start today — we handle everything
$75
today · then $28/month
10 brandable HVAC business names 1 HD HVAC trade image, picked by you from 8 Bilingual sign (English + Spanish) with room for your TDLR license number, service area, and contact Short brand story you can paste on Facebook, Google Business, anywhere
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Your .com is registered in your name — not ours. Your sign stays live while your plan is active — $28/month, or $275/year on the annual plan. Cancel anytime: you keep your .com, the sign comes down. No contract.

Your Image Pool

Pick your trade image

We show you 8 trade-specific images for your line of work. Pick the one that looks most like your jobs — it goes on your sign.

HVAC technician with safety glasses servicing a residential system
Organized rear of a clean HVAC service truck with equipment
Residential HVAC outdoor unit on a sunny morning
HVAC technician inspecting equipment with safety glasses
Make Yours Easy To Pick

Which HVAC tech gets the call when the AC dies at 9pm?

Phone number, no website

A name, a number, and a star rating. Nothing that tells a homeowner you're licensed, local, or worth calling before the other result on their screen.

Branded domain, license info, landing page

A page that shows your TDLR license number, service area, and what to expect — before they ever call. That's the difference between a scroll-past and a booked job.

In August, homeowners don't have time to guess. Make yours the easy pick.

Three Simple Steps

How it works

1

Tell us about your business

One short form. What you service, where you work, what makes your operation worth calling. Takes about three minutes.

2

Pick your image

We show you 8 HVAC trade images — techs at work, equipment, residential installs. You pick the one that looks most like your jobs.

3

Start your Footprint

10 brandable name ideas, a short brand story, your background image, and your live sign — typically within 2 business days.

Common Questions

FAQ

Do I need a TDLR license number on my landing page?
Texas requires licensed HVAC technicians to identify themselves in advertising. The template has a clearly labeled slot for your TDLR license number — left as a blank placeholder for you to fill in before publishing. We don't pre-populate any license details; that's your information to enter and verify.
Can the page show my service area?
Yes. The template has a dedicated section for your service area — cities, zip codes, or counties. You fill that in and it's ready to publish.
How fast do I get it?
Usually within 2 business days after you finish the order form and pick your background image.
Do I own the domain name?
Yes. We register your .com for you and put it in your name — not ours. It's included whether you're on the $63-to-start monthly plan or the $275/year plan; if you ever cancel, it transfers to you within 10 business days, no charge.
Four steps to ready

You Found a Name. Here’s What Comes Next.

Finding a name that fits your HVAC business is the hard part. The rest is a short, straight road. Here’s the whole path from name to live.

1

Start your Footprint

Tell us about your work in a few plain sentences. We forge ten name ideas around your story — including the style you saw here. $63 to start, then $28/month — or $275/year, one bill to keep it live.

2

We register it for you

Once you pick your favorite from the list we send, we register the .com for you — in your name, on the record. If you ever cancel, it transfers to you within 10 business days, no charge.

3

Your sign goes live

We host your bilingual sign on your .com with your contact info and QR code already in place. Nothing to install, nothing to configure yourself.

4

Tell customers where to find you

Add your address to your email signature, your truck door, and any listing that’ll take it. Your name is out there — make sure it points somewhere real.

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$63 to start, then $28/month · or $275/year, one bill · Cancel any time

Ready before the next heat wave.

Order now. We aim to have your sign live within 2 business days.

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$63 to start, then $28/month — or $275/year, one bill · No contract

TDLR License Number License information is filled in by the business owner on the order form and appears on their hosted sign. Texas Footprint does not pre-populate or verify license numbers. Verify credentials at the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR): tdlr.texas.gov.

HVAC work in Texas requires a license issued by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. License information is self-reported. Texas Footprint is not a licensing, compliance, or trade-regulatory advisor; you are responsible for confirming that your business and your advertising meet state requirements.