A boiler contractor's website is where every other channel ends up. Search, ads, referrals and even trucks with your phone number on the side send people to it. If it's slow, vague or hard to use on a phone, you pay for that weakness in every channel. We build sites that explain boiler work clearly and make calling easy.
Who this is for
The short answer: boiler companies whose current site is costing them calls.
Signs you need one:
- the site is slow on a phone, or the phone number is hard to find
- it was written for furnaces or general HVAC and barely mentions boilers
- it promotes rebates that have closed or codes that have changed
- you're embarrassed to send customers to it
What's included
Structure built for boiler buyers
- a clear page for each service: replacement, combi boilers, radiant and in-floor, maintenance, commercial plant work
- an honest service-area page
- a rebates and programs page, written "as of" a date and linked to each administrator
- a short regulator page that names your provincial authority and links it, without giving compliance advice
Conversion basics
- the phone number visible on every screen, with tap-to-call, text and email
- proof near every call to action: named results and real photos, never stock images posing as your crew
- short paragraphs and plain language; no jargon a homeowner has to look up
Speed and reliability
- fast load times on mobile networks
- hosting and maintenance included in the monthly fee
Packages and timeline
| Package | Price | Scope | Build time | Hosting and care |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | $3,500 one-time | 5–7 page custom site | 2–3 weeks | $149/month |
| Professional | $6,500 one-time | 10–15 page conversion-focused site | 3–4 weeks | $249/month, includes CRO |
| Enterprise | $12,500 one-time | Unlimited pages and locations | 4–6 weeks | $449/month, full management |
Prices are in Canadian dollars; Canadian clients add GST/HST by province.
How results are measured
We measure a website by what it produces:
- calls, texts and emails from the site each month
- the share of visitors who contact you, on mobile and desktop separately
- calls from key pages, such as boiler replacement and combi boilers
- page speed on a phone
For reference, Roma Heating & Cooling grew organic traffic 400% in 12 months. That's a result from our HVAC work, offered as proof of method.
Mistakes to avoid
- A beautiful home page and thin service pages. Most boiler buyers land on a service page from search.
- Hiding the phone number. If a worried homeowner with a cold house can't find it in two seconds, they call someone else.
- Leaving old programs online. Our newsroom reports when rebates close; your site should change the same week.
- Stock photos posing as your team. Buyers can tell, and it undermines everything else.
- Writing compliance advice. Name and link the regulator. Leave interpretation to them.
Pages every boiler contractor site needs
From the sites we've built for heating companies, these pages earn their place:
- Boiler replacement, with the options you install and how you size them.
- Combi boilers, if you install them; they attract specific, high-intent searches.
- Radiant and in-floor heating, for newer custom homes.
- Maintenance and service agreements, with what an annual visit includes.
- Commercial and multi-unit, written for property managers and boards.
- Rebates and programs, dated and linked.
- About, with your licences and who the customer will actually deal with.
Fewer, stronger pages beat many thin ones, for buyers and for search engines alike.
Getting started
The 7-day free trial includes a website performance check, so you'll know what's wrong before you decide. Website prices are also on the pricing page, and our search visibility service is the natural next step after launch. Contact us when you're ready.
We are a marketing and business consulting service, not a boiler contractor. We build websites; we don't install or repair equipment.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a boiler contractor website cost?
Website packages start at $3,500 one-time for Essential, with Professional at $6,500 and Enterprise at $12,500. Hosting and maintenance is $149, $249 or $449 a month depending on the package.
How long does a build take?
Essential sites take two to three weeks, Professional three to four, and Enterprise four to six. Timelines depend on how quickly we get your content and approvals.
Who owns the website?
Ownership terms are set out in writing in your proposal. Ask us to confirm them before you sign.
Will the site include a contact form?
We design around calls, texts and email, which is how most boiler customers prefer to reach a contractor. Your proposal will set out exactly how contact works on your site.