Stop Sending
Your Team to
the Wrong Zip Codes
The first replacement-intelligence platform for HVAC contractors.
While everyone else bids for the same shared lead, see exactly where the aging systems are — so your crews spend their hours on $10K replacements instead of $200 service calls.
— Fort Worth contractor, 4 trucks
See the heatmap in action
- 10+ zip codes worth sending trucks to, every week
- Zip codes ranked by replacement demand
- Flat monthly rate — no slow-season price spikes
Most Contractors Are
Targeting the Wrong Areas
- In summer, you're chasing tune-ups instead of $10K installs
- In the off-season, the phone stops and you're guessing where the work went
- Year-round, you're running ads where every competitor is already loud
You don't have a service problem. You have a targeting problem.
We Show You Where
the Installs Are
HVAC Lead Intelligence ranks every zip code in your market by replacement demand — home age, ownership patterns and other property data. Not who called today, but which homes are most likely due for a new system. Log in, see your heatmap, pull a prospect list, go to work.
This Is What You Log Into
Monday Morning.
Your zip codes ranked. Your prospect list ready. Before your first truck rolls. Most HVAC owners are used to waiting for the phone to ring — this flips that.
37-second screen recording — the actual heatmap and prospect list a live contractor opens every Monday. No signup to watch.
Three Steps.
Zero Guesswork.
No complicated setup. No learning curve. A clear picture of where to focus — every single week.
Every home scored, every zip ranked by replacement demand.
Open the app Monday: heatmap, prospect list and this week's signals.
Send crews, mailers and door hangers where the week points. No shared leads.
Built For The Field,
Not The Boardroom.
Every feature is there for a reason. Nothing bloated. Nothing you'll never use.
Open the app and your highest-priority replacement prospects are right there. Not repair calls. Not tune-ups. No digging, no spreadsheets.
Every Monday the app refreshes with this week's signals: which zip codes to work first, and why. A pre-season window, a heat spike, a cluster of long-tenure owners. The rotation changes weekly, so your crews and mailers are never working last month's list.
Every property in your list is scored for replacement likelihood. No tune-ups, no warranty calls, no $200 service visits. If it's on your list, it's a replacement opportunity — full stop.
Your territory, visualized. See where demand is building, where it's peaked, and where the next wave is coming from — before your competitors figure it out.
A New Category:
Replacement Intelligence
Stop renting leads. Own your market.
Replacement intelligence shows you which homes are most likely due for a new system, so you market to them before they ever call anyone.
Every lead source brings you calls, and most of them are $200 repairs. We point you at the homes most likely facing a changeout, so the work your team wins is the $10K replacement, not the tune-up.
Shared lead marketplaces
Angi, HomeAdvisor
- Pay per lead
- The same lead goes to 3–5 competitors
- You're paying to race someone else to the phone
Marketing agencies
Done-for-you marketing
- Monthly retainer
- 90-day ramp-up
- You rent their work and own nothing
HVAC Lead Intelligence
Replacement intelligence
- Flat $1,500/mo, cancel anytime
- The data is yours, ranked on replacement likelihood, not on whoever happened to search today
- Territory-exclusive, with seats capped per market (up to 10 in the largest metros)
- Replacement opportunities only — never $200 service calls
Straight From
The Guys Using It.
No marketing fluff. Real contractors, real results.
Fort Worth residential contractor, 4 trucks. First week of access, single ZIP code.
Every Market,
Every Zip Code.
We open one market at a time and size its contractor cap to the market itself — up to 10 seats in our biggest metros, fewer in smaller ones. The model runs on housing stock age and cooling load, the two things that decide when a system dies. Both vary by market, which is why the demand map looks different in every one.
| Market | Zips tracked | Climate load | Housing stock | Seats | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dallas–Fort Worth, TX | 200+ | ~2,900 CDD | Median 1980s | 10 | Reserve your seat |
| Houston, TX | 150+ | ~3,000 CDD | Median 1980s | 10 | Reserve your seat |
| Miami–Fort Lauderdale, FL | 150+ | ~4,300 CDD | Median 1980s | Up to 10 | Reserve your seat |
| Atlanta, GA | 150+ | ~1,800 CDD / ~2,700 HDD | Split era | Up to 10 | Reserve your seat |
| Phoenix, AZ | 150+ | ~4,700 CDD | Median 1990s | Up to 10 | Reserve your seat |
| Tampa, FL | 160+ | ~3,600 CDD | Median 1990s | Up to 10 | Reserve your seat |
| Orlando, FL | 100+ | ~3,500 CDD | Built ’95–’07 | Up to 10 | Reserve your seat |
| Oklahoma City, OK | 80+ | ~2,400 CDD / ~3,200 HDD | Split era | Up to 10 | Reserve your seat |
| San Antonio, TX | 60+ | ~3,000 CDD | Median 1980s | 5 | Reserve your seat |
| Charlotte–Concord, NC-SC | 100+ | ~1,900 CDD / ~3,000 HDD | Split era | Up to 10 | Reserve your seat |
| Jacksonville, FL | 110+ | ~2,600 CDD | Built 2000s | Up to 10 | Reserve your seat |
| Austin, TX | 70+ | ~2,900 CDD | Built 2000s | 5 | Reserve your seat |
| Las Vegas, NV | 80+ | ~3,900 CDD | Built ’95–’07 | Up to 10 | Reserve your seat |
| Kansas City, MO-KS | 110+ | ~1,600 CDD / ~5,000 HDD | Split era | Up to 10 | Reserve your seat |
| Birmingham, AL | 70+ | ~2,000 CDD / ~2,900 HDD | Split era | Up to 10 | Reserve your seat |
| Nashville, TN | 100+ | ~1,900 CDD / ~3,400 HDD | Split era | Up to 10 | Reserve your seat |
| Salt Lake City, UT | 90+ | ~1,400 CDD / ~5,700 HDD | Split era | Up to 10 | Reserve your seat |
Every market has a seat cap. Seats are assigned in the order contractors reserve them, until a market’s seats are fully allocated. Not listed at all? The model runs on any US metro — request yours. CDD = annual cooling degree days per NOAA climate normals; HDD = heating degree days; housing stock era from Census data. Figures are rounded metro-level approximations.
Claim Your Territory →Priced Like Software.
Not Like a Lead.
Contractors in competitive metros report spending well past $10,000 a month bidding against each other for the same homeowners. This isn't a smaller version of that number — it's a different budget line entirely.
- ✓ Weekly signals and ZIP code rankings
- ✓ Monday morning prospect list
- ✓ Interactive heatmap
- ✓ Property-level replacement data
- ✓ Territory-exclusive — capped by market size (up to 10 in major metros) to protect your volume
Before You Buy
Another Lead.
Plain-language breakdowns of how HVAC lead generation actually works — what each channel costs, and where each one falls apart.
Common Questions
How is this different from buying leads on HomeAdvisor or Angi?
A marketplace sells the same inquiry to several contractors at once. We don't sell leads. You get ranked zip codes and property lists to work on your own timeline. The full side-by-side is in A New Category: Replacement Intelligence above.
Will this get me replacements or just more service calls?
Replacements — that's the whole point of how we rank. Any lead source will bring you calls, and most of them are $200 repairs. We rank zip codes by how likely the homes in them are due for a changeout, so the homes you work are the ones facing a replacement rather than a recharge. That holds in every season: in summer, a day of tune-ups costs the same truck hours as a day of replacement appointments and earns a fraction as much, and in winter a replacement still pays far more than a tune-up.
How do you decide which homes and zip codes rank highest?
Every zip gets a heat score from our proprietary scoring model. It weighs home age and owner occupancy alongside other property and market signals. Based on historical analysis, in Fort Worth, homes in our top-ranked third of zips had about twice the HVAC permit rate of homes in the bottom third. Properties roll up into ranked zip codes, so you see where to send trucks first.
What does the $30K+ result mean?
A Fort Worth residential contractor with four trucks surfaced $30K+ in replacement pipeline in week one, from five replacement opportunities in a single zip code. That's pipeline surfaced, not closed revenue. What you close depends on how you work the list.
What does it cost, and is there a contract?
$1,500 a month, flat, in every market. Cancel anytime. There's no per-lead fee, no retainer and no annual contract.
Do I still need ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro or my CRM?
Yes. This isn't dispatch, invoicing or a CRM. It tells you which homes and zip codes to work. Your field-service software still runs the job once you win it.
Can I upload my own install history or export lists?
Both are planned. Add your own install history and the ranking learns your territory: which homes you've already served, and when. List exports (CSV for mailers, door hangers, route planning and your CRM) are on the roadmap too. We build them in the order contractors ask, so request access and tell us which you'd use first.
Is my territory exclusive?
We size each market's contractor cap to its zip-code count — up to 10 seats in our largest metros, fewer where the market's smaller — so the data stays actionable and nobody's numbers get thin. Once a market fills, we close it, so requesting access now is what locks in your spot, not a price that's about to change.
How often does the data update?
You get a fresh heatmap, updated zip code rankings, and a new prospect list weekly before the work week starts. If demand shifts in your market — seasonally or after a heat wave — your briefing reflects it.
Claim Your Territory
Tell us your market and we'll be in touch within 24 hours. $1,500/month, flat — capped by market size, up to 10 seats in our largest metros.
An HVAC contractor surfaced $30K+ in replacement pipeline in week one.
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