Google Search Ads
High-intent search campaigns for AC repair, furnace repair, and installs — the searches that turn into same-day calls.
Search Ads, Conversion Tracking, GTM, and GA4 — set up correctly so every lead is tracked and every dollar is measured. Built specifically for HVAC contractors who need the phone to ring, not just the impressions to climb.
Illustrative dashboard mockup — for layout reference, not a client result.
From strategy to daily optimization — built around repair, install, maintenance, and emergency calls.
High-intent search campaigns for AC repair, furnace repair, and installs — the searches that turn into same-day calls.
Layered on top of Search once tracking is solid, so it adds tracked reach instead of vanity impressions.
Calls, form fills, and booking clicks tracked accurately so every dollar of ad spend is measurable.
Clean GTM container setup — no duplicate tags, no broken triggers, no quietly double-counted leads.
Analytics configured to your actual funnel, so reports answer real questions instead of showing raw traffic.
A full account review — wasted spend, weak match types, and missed local-intent opportunities, laid out plainly.
Headline clarity, trust placement, and CTA flow, reviewed for HVAC-specific call and quote conversion.
Ongoing search-term cleanup, bid and budget refinement, and structure changes as the account matures.
Full review of the account, keywords, and tracking to find exactly where spend is leaking.
GTM and GA4 configured so calls, forms, and bookings are all measured correctly.
Structure, keywords, and geo-targeting rebuilt around real local service demand.
Campaigns go live with clean tracking already in place — no guessing after the fact.
Regular review of cost-per-call, search terms, and budget allocation as data comes in.
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HVAC search campaign — clicks, CPL, CTR.
Live reporting pipeline for a client account.
Conversion setup — calls, forms, and offline events.
Before/after conversion rate on a service page.
Local search term expansion for a new market.
Cost-per-call trend across an optimization window.
Cost-per-lead had crept up as broad-match keywords pulled in low-intent clicks, with no clear view of which calls turned into booked jobs.
Rebuilt the account around tightly themed ad groups, added call tracking, and shifted budget toward the highest-intent search terms.
Example pattern: cost-per-call trending down while booked-job volume holds steady or improves.
Conversions were technically live, but forms, calls, and chat weren't unified — so real lead volume was mostly a guess.
Rebuilt GTM and GA4 from scratch with unified call, form, and chat tracking feeding into a single clean report.
Example pattern: one accurate lead count across every channel, replacing scattered guesswork.
Paid traffic was landing on a generic homepage, and most visitors left without requesting a quote.
Built a dedicated landing page matched to the ad message, with a shorter form and a clearer above-the-fold CTA.
Example pattern: a noticeably higher share of visitors requesting a quote from the same ad spend.
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Google Ads — Search / Display / Measurement.
Google Analytics (GA4) certification.
Google Tag Manager fundamentals.
Meta Blueprint / Ads certification.
It depends on your service area and competition. For most local HVAC businesses, the better starting question isn't budget size — it's whether that budget is being spent efficiently and tracked correctly.
Some improvements show up quickly after campaign cleanup and tracking fixes, especially if the account already has demand. Bigger gains build over time as search-term quality and targeting improve.
HVAC is the primary focus. I also work with plumbing, roofing, and electrical contractors, plus cleaning, landscaping, pest control, and garage door companies where the same call-focused approach applies.
GTM, GA4, and conversion tracking are core to every engagement — calls, form fills, and booking clicks are tracked so you can see exactly what's producing service calls.
No lock-in is required. The audit and early setup work are designed to show value quickly, so continuing makes sense on its own merits.
Yes. Cooling demand, heating demand, and emergency search behavior shift throughout the year, and campaign structure and messaging should shift with them.
A low-friction next step if you want clarity before making bigger decisions about your ad spend.