Standalone HVAC website packages are limited website engagements. They are not the Flux Booked Work System. System installations are scoped after a Revenue Leak Audit. See how scope works. HVAC configuration lives on HVAC.
What HVAC owners actually buy
An HVAC site has to split emergency vs. schedule-a-quote, show memberships, and stay usable when a no-cool call hits at 9pm. A conversion page can be a Capture component. It does not, by itself, recover missed calls, qualify the inquiry, or follow up a replacement estimate.
How we quote it
Flux Labs does not publish a secret HVAC menu and does not treat starter website packages as the flagship.
- Standalone website work is quoted only when that is all the shop needs
- The Booked Work System is scoped after a Revenue Leak Audit
- We do not guarantee a number of booked jobs from a website
What changes for HVAC
The difference is after-hours capture, emergency vs replacement triage, dispatch routing, and replacement follow-up. Read HVAC. After-hours recovery is the answer piece — see AI call handling. The site itself is the catch piece — see websites for what goes on the first phone screen and why.
Local configuration
The same HVAC site is configured differently by market. In Port St. Lucie, service-area pages for Tradition, St. Lucie West, and Fort Pierce carry the growth. In Stuart and Martin County, salt-air replacements and seasonal second homes shape the pages and the follow-up.
How to start
Apply for a Revenue Leak Audit or call (772) 837-6710.