Results from our HVAC work

HVACDeal.ca: 500+ leads at a 12:1 ROI

HVACDeal.ca generated 500+ leads with a 12:1 ROI. In plain terms, every dollar of marketing spend returned about twelve dollars.

What it shows: paid and organic lead generation, tracked properly, can produce a measurable return in a competitive trade.

What transfers to Alberta contractors: the habit of measuring cost per lead and revenue per lead, not clicks. For a residential contractor in Calgary or Edmonton, that's the core of homeowner lead generation.

BCWide.ca: 3× leads in 90 days

BCWide.ca reached 3× leads in 90 days.

What it shows: when the basics are broken (profile, service pages, tracking), fixing them can lift lead volume quickly.

What transfers: many Alberta contractors have the same gaps. A profile with the wrong category, a single "Services" page and no call tracking are common. Fixing those first is usually the fastest win.

CanroHeat.ca: 250% lead growth

CanroHeat.ca recorded 250% lead growth.

What it shows: sustained work across search, pages and reviews compounds over time.

What transfers: contractors serving several communities, such as a firm covering Edmonton and its suburbs, benefit from the same structure of genuine local pages and steady reviews.

Roma Heating & Cooling: 400% organic traffic growth

Roma Heating & Cooling saw 400% organic traffic growth in 12 months.

What it shows: organic search can grow substantially within a year with consistent content and technical work.

What transfers: organic traffic builds an asset you own, which matters for Alberta contractors who want to depend less on ads. It also feeds a recruiting-friendly website, because job seekers find you the same way customers do.

HeatLand: 300% lead increase in 6 months

HeatLand recorded a 300% lead increase in 6 months, supported by 850+ SEO articles.

What it shows: helpful, specific content at scale can drive lead growth.

What transfers: for commercial and industrial contractors, the equivalent isn't hundreds of blog posts; it's detailed project pages, scope pages and capability material. Our commercial and ICI service applies that idea to a B2B audience.

How we'd measure an Alberta contractor's results

Because our public results are from HVAC companies, the most useful thing we can show an Alberta contractor is how we'd measure progress in their business. For a residential firm, the scoreboard is calls and texts by source, booked jobs, cost per booked job and revenue from tracked jobs. For a commercial or ICI firm, it's bid invitations, invitations from target organisations, bid-to-award ratio and repeat clients. For an industrial service firm, it's time to approved-vendor status, follow-up requests on documentation and invitations from approved lists.

Whichever track you're on, you'll see those numbers every month, alongside what we changed and why. If something isn't working, the report should make that obvious, so we can change course rather than explain it away.

Why we don't show other sectors' results

We could describe electrical, plumbing or industrial outcomes in vague terms, but we haven't published case studies for them, and we won't imply results we can't link to. That's also why you won't see client logos, star ratings or quotes on this site. If you want to talk to someone we've worked with, ask during your consultation.

What these results don't prove

We want to be straightforward about limits.

• They don't predict your numbers. Every trade, region and company starts from a different place.
• They don't cover industrial prequalification or bid win rates, which depend on factors such as your safety record and pricing.
• They aren't promises. Nobody at Alberta.Contractors will promise you rankings, leads or contracts.

The full set of published case studies is on HVAC.Agency's case studies page. To see how we'd measure progress for your business, read the services overview or check pricing.