Can you set up a page for our maintenance plan pricing?

Absolutely the kind of thing we'd include. If you've got tiered plans — basic, premium, whatever you call them — we can lay those out clearly with what's included in each. Makes it easy for customers to pick one without having to call and ask.

Will the site work for both AC and heating services?

Yes. We'll structure it so your cooling and heating services each have their own sections with relevant info. Seasonal stuff too — so when it's August you're pushing AC tune-ups, and when it's December you're highlighting furnace inspections.

What happens to our current site during the redesign?

Nothing. Your old site stays live the entire time. We build the new one separately, and when it's ready and you've approved everything, we swap it over. Zero downtime.

Do you build the quote request forms or do we need a separate service for that?

We build them. They'll be part of the site, designed specifically for HVAC — so the form fields make sense for what your customers are actually requesting. Submissions go straight to your email or wherever you want them.

Can we update seasonal specials ourselves?

We can set it up either way. If you want to make small changes yourself, we'll show you how. If you'd rather just send us the new info and have us swap it out, that works too. Most HVAC folks we talk to prefer the second option — they're busy enough already.

Website Redesign · Mineola, TX

Your HVAC website in Mineola deserves better than what it's doing right now

More than half the folks searching for AC repair in Wood County are doing it from their phone. If your site doesn't load fast and look right on a small screen, they're calling somebody else before your homepage even finishes rendering. That's not a guess — that's just how phones work.

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A slow website in a hot attic

Mineola gets hot. You know this better than anyone — you're the one crawling through attics in July. When somebody's AC dies at 2pm on a Saturday, they're not browsing carefully. They're sweating, they're annoyed, and they're going with the first HVAC company whose site loads and has a phone number they can tap.

If your current site takes more than a couple seconds to show up, or if the text is tiny on a phone, or if there's no obvious way to request a quote — you're invisible. Not because your work is bad. Because your website is.

And the frustrating part? You might have the best maintenance plans in Wood County. You might offer same-day emergency calls. But if that information is buried in a wall of text on a page that was built five years ago, nobody's finding it. They're finding your competitor who happened to have a site that actually works on mobile.

What a redesign actually fixes

1. **Mobile-first layout** — Your site gets built for phones first, then scales up to desktop. Not the other way around. Because that's how people are actually looking at it.

2. **Fast load times** — No bloated page builders dragging everything down. Clean code, properly sized images, and a host that doesn't take a nap every time someone visits.

3. **Quote request forms that people will actually use** — Short, simple, specific to HVAC. Fields for AC vs. heating, new install vs. repair, and whether it's an emergency. Not a generic contact form with six required fields.

4. **Emergency service front and visible** — If you offer 24/7 or same-day service, that needs to be the first thing people see. Not tucked into a paragraph on your About page.

5. **Seasonal content that's easy to update** — Spring AC tune-up specials, winter heating deals, maintenance plan pricing. Stuff you can swap out without calling a developer every time.

6. **You own the code** — No platform lock-in. No monthly fee just to keep your own website accessible. It's yours.

What this costs and how long it takes

A full HVAC website redesign starts at $1,500 and typically takes about a week. That gets you a custom-built site — not a template with your logo swapped in. Mobile-first, fast, with proper quote forms and your service areas laid out clearly.

If you want search engine work done alongside the redesign — so folks in Mineola, Quitman, Alba, and the rest of Wood County can actually find you when they search — that starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers a fast server, security updates, and backups. You're not sharing space with ten thousand other sites on a cheap shared host.

The county seat of Wood County has plenty of HVAC companies. The ones getting calls from the website are the ones whose websites actually function like they were built in this decade. Yours should be one of them.