RevGoogle Ads for
Furnace Companies.
No heat is an emergency. Your ad should say so.
$1,497 a month, Google and Meta together.
Google Ads and Local Services Ads for US furnace and heating companies.
No setup fee, no minimum term. Ad budget goes straight to Google or Meta.
What a Heating Lead Costs.
Averages drawn from published sources, count shown.
Part of our heating and cooling Google Ads work.
Furnace-only click prices are not published by enough sources to average. HVAC-wide figures are shown instead.
The count beside each figure is the number of published sources behind it. See the sources.
One Freezing Week
Makes the Quarter.
Heating demand arrives all at once, then goes quiet.
Symptom Searches
"Furnace blowing cold air", "pilot light out". People search the problem, not the trade.
Cold-Snap Budgets
Money moves the week the temperature drops, not the month after.
Repair or Replace
Older systems often create a repair-versus-replace conversation. The ad should sort the two.
Safety First
Carbon monoxide and gas smell searches need an honest, immediate answer.
The No-Heat Call
Goes to Whoever Answers.
Tap-to-call at the top. Hours that match your crew.
Everything else can wait until spring.
$1,497 a Month for Heating Campaigns.
Ad budget to Google and Meta. A flat monthly fee to RevRigs.
$1,497 a monthMonth to month. Your account stays yours.
Plan My Furnace AdsFull plan details on the ads offer page.
What the Fee Covers
- Search campaigns for no-heat calls and furnace replacement
- Local Services Ads for the first cold snap
- Meta ads (Facebook, Instagram) for pre-winter service plans
- YouTube, Google Maps and your Business Profile are covered too
- Budget pushed into the cold months, not spread flat all year
- Call and form tracking, counted once, never three times
- A monthly report with no jargon in it
Cold-Snap Weeks Run Differently From Mild Ones.
Heating budgets wait for the cold, then move fast.
Local Services lead cost is HVAC-wide, from 6 published sources, 2024–2026.
Where No-Heat Calls Start.
HVAC-wide figures from 6 to 8 published sources, 2024–2026.
Smell gas, or suspect carbon monoxide? Call your gas utility or 911 and leave the property. This is not a job for this form.
No Minimum Term, and No Slice of Spend.
Heating is a short season.
Nothing here locks you into a long one.
Client‑Owned Account
Stop in April and everything stays in your name.
One Flat Fee
Spend hard in January. Our number does not move.
No Setup Fee
More than half the agencies publishing a price charge one.
Direct Team Access
The people running the campaigns, directly.
More for Furnace and Heating Companies.
- Google Ads for AC repair companies: the summer side of the trade
- Google Ads for HVAC installers: when a repair turns into a replacement
- Free Google Ads audit: a written check before the first freeze
- Google Ads for HVAC companies: the whole heating and cooling plan
- Google Ads guide for contractors: costs, setup and what to block
Heating Advertising FAQs
Ask the team running it. No script, no waiting.
(848) 292-0070 Or send a few details →HVAC-wide, a Google Ads lead runs about $134 and a Local Services lead about $61.
US heating searches climb through the fall and spike in the coldest weeks, so the budget has to be in place before it lands.
They are cheaper than broad searches like "furnace repair" and the caller needs you today.
Published averages put a heating and cooling Local Services lead at about $61, against about $134 on Google Search.
Google decides who qualifies.
$997 for a website and landing page, or $697 for the website alone.
We design your homepage free first. It goes live 7 days after you approve the design.
Your ad budget is separate and goes straight to Google or Meta, on your own card.
Get My Heating Ad Plan.
Five details. We come back with what we would run.
Free. No card. We reply the same day, US hours.
