Heat Pump Network runs the city websites people use when they look up a heat pump in that city. We keep the domain and the rebate pages. A local shop can put its name on the page, or take the jobs that page creates. The quoting tool is separate.
Homeowners who price a system on this storefront and ask to be matched are routed to network installers serving the market. That routing is the product; there is no pay-per-lead auction and no reselling the same homeowner five times.
The homeowner arrives having seen verified rebate figures and design-temperature sizing. Network installers quote from the same registry, so the number you bring matches the number they researched.
This city page is open right now, and this page says so instead of inventing a face. Name, phone, and logo on this URL. The shops who join first are the ones homeowners here will see.
Company name and a way to reach you is enough. A real person follows up about the Orlando market: how routing works, what the network asks of its installers, and what putting a name on this page involves.
Your name, phone, and logo go on this city page. Homeowners who ask for a crew are routed to shops on this market. The quoting tool is separate.
The Orlando city page is open for a local shop. Your name, phone, and logo go on this URL. Homeowners who ask for a crew are routed to shops on this market. The quoting tool is separate.
Name, phone, and logo on this city page is $497 a month. Running the city page is $1,997 a month. Same price on every URL.
Want the tooling story first? It lives at heatpumpnetwork.com/contractors.
No federal tax credit is implied or included.