Lead Gen

Hampton Roads HVAC Contractor Sees 200% Season Over Season Growth

001 - TYPE
Advertising
002 - SUMMARY
A capacity-driven HVAC advertising system that prioritized profitable service mix over lead volume, turning ad spend into a predictable, margin-focused growth engine.
003 - PLATFORMS
Google Ads, Meta Ads
004 - YEAR
2024

Project Proof

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The Case

From January 2025 to present, we deployed a capacity-driven Google Ads and Meta retargeting system for a Virginia-based HVAC company focused on profitability, not raw lead volume. Campaigns were segmented by service type, including emergency repairs, full system replacements, and seasonal maintenance, allowing us to control demand based on margin and operational priority. Instead of chasing low-cost tune-up leads, we optimized for the right service mix to keep trucks moving while protecting install capacity and profit.

By synchronizing ad spend with real-time dispatch availability and proactively warming the market ahead of peak season, the campaign delivered predictable demand without overwhelming the business. This approach eliminated feast-or-famine cycles and turned paid media into a controllable growth lever, one that aligned marketing pressure with actual crew capacity and revenue goals rather than vanity metrics.

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38 qualified HVAC leads per month on an average $5,000 ad spend
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Balanced job mix achieved, combining service calls, high-margin replacements, and maintenance plans
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Predictable scheduling control, transforming ad spend into a scalable, profit-focused growth system
“We stopped chasing cheap leads and started getting the right jobs. Service kept the trucks busy, replacements drove profit, and the business finally felt balanced.”
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