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If you run a heating and cooling company, you have three realistic ways to get a new website: buy a ready-made HVAC website template and set it up yourself, pay someone to set up a template for you, or have a site built around your business from scratch. This guide compares three HVAC website templates that are on sale today, explains what a good HVAC contractor website needs no matter how it is built, and breaks down the costs that come after you pay for the template.

HVACWeb.site: custom websites for HVAC contractors, built by the Repair-CRM team

Prices and details below were checked on TemplateMonster in September 2026. Marketplace prices change often, so confirm the price on the product page before you buy.

HVAC website templates compared

Template Platform Price (theme only) Best for Main limitation
JohnnyGo WordPress + Elementor $59, single-site license, 6 months author support Contractors who also offer plumbing or electrical work Multipurpose theme, so it takes more setup to look HVAC-only
Airsrvo WordPress + Elementor $41, single-site license, 6 months author support HVAC-only shops that want a heating and cooling look out of the box Newer product with few sales and no reviews yet; relies on several add-on plugins
AC Repair WordPress + Elementor $45, single-site license, 6 months author support Small AC and heating repair companies that want a simple, focused layout Last updated in October 2024, so check compatibility with your WordPress version

All three are WordPress themes. TemplateMonster also sells optional setup bundles for each theme, and a MonsterONE subscription that gives unlimited downloads for a monthly fee.

1. JohnnyGo: a home services theme with an air conditioning version

JohnnyGo is a multipurpose home services theme. Instead of one design, it ships with 16 child themes for different trades, including Air Conditioner, Plumber, Electrician and Roofing. That makes it a practical pick if your company does more than HVAC, or if you plan to add services later.

Useful for HVAC: 20+ pre-built pages, including team, testimonials and pricing pages, plus an appointment booking plugin. Pages are edited with Elementor’s drag-and-drop editor.

Editing and add-ons: The theme uses Elementor and a set of Jet plugins. WooCommerce is optional and only needed if you want to sell products online.

Keep in mind: Because it covers many trades, expect to remove sections and demo content that don’t fit an HVAC business. It was updated in June 2026, which is a good sign that it is actively maintained.

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2. Airsrvo: built specifically for heating and cooling

Airsrvo is an air conditioning repair and heating theme, so the demo already uses HVAC-style imagery, service sections and wording. For an HVAC-only company, that means less work replacing unrelated content.

Useful for HVAC: service sections with project galleries, appointment booking, contact forms built on Contact Form 7, and testimonial sections.

Editing and add-ons: Built on Elementor. It also relies on Slider Revolution and additional Elementor add-on plugins listed on the product page. More plugins mean more things to keep updated.

Keep in mind: It was updated in January 2026, but it has only a handful of sales and no customer reviews yet. That is not a problem by itself, but you have less feedback from other buyers to go on.

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3. AC Repair: a simple air conditioning and heating layout

AC Repair is another HVAC-specific theme. It has more sales than Airsrvo and a positive customer review, and it comes with video training for setup, which helps if you are building the site yourself.

Useful for HVAC: a service-focused layout with demo content, a responsive design, and compatibility with common plugins such as WooCommerce, Slider Revolution and Mailchimp.

Editing and add-ons: Built with Elementor, like the other two.

Keep in mind: Its last update was in October 2024. Before you buy, check the product page for the latest update date and make sure it supports the WordPress version your host runs.

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Want more choices? Browse the full air conditioning WordPress themes category on TemplateMonster.

Would you rather not build it yourself?

A template gives you a design. You still have to write the service pages, add real photos, connect forms, set up hosting and keep plugins updated. If you would rather hand that off, the team behind Repair-CRM also builds websites for HVAC contractors through HVACWeb.site. These are custom sites designed for your company and service area, not downloadable templates.

HVAC website checklist: what matters more than the template

A good HVAC website design helps a homeowner with a broken AC call you quickly. Whichever template you choose, check that the finished site has these:

  • A phone number that is easy to tap. Put it in the header on every page, as a click-to-call link on mobile.
  • A simple way to request service or a quote. A short form with name, phone, address and the problem is enough.
  • A separate page for each main service. For example AC repair, furnace repair, installation and maintenance plans. One page per service is clearer for customers and gives search engines something specific to show.
  • Your real service area. List the cities and neighborhoods you actually serve. Don’t create pages for towns you don’t cover.
  • Genuine reviews and proof. Link to your Google reviews, show your license information where your state requires it, and use real photos of your team and trucks instead of stock images where you can.
  • A site that works well on a phone. Most templates are responsive, but test the finished site on your own phone: buttons, forms and the menu should all be easy to use.

One important point: a template on its own will not get you ranked on Google. Search visibility depends on your content, your Google Business Profile, reviews, and how well the site is set up, not on which theme you bought.

What an HVAC website really costs

The template price is only one part of the budget. Here is what to plan for:

  • Template (one-time): about $41 to $59 for the themes above, or a monthly MonsterONE subscription.
  • Domain name (yearly): renewed every year with your domain registrar.
  • Hosting (monthly or yearly): WordPress needs a hosting plan. Pick one that includes backups and an SSL certificate.
  • Setup (one-time): either your own time, or a paid setup bundle or freelancer. TemplateMonster lists optional setup bundles on each product page.
  • Content and photos (one-time, updated occasionally): writing service pages and taking real photos usually takes longer than installing the theme.
  • Maintenance (ongoing): updating WordPress, the theme and plugins, and fixing anything an update breaks. Premium plugins may also have yearly renewals.

Also note that the author support included with these themes lasts six months. After that, extended support is a separate purchase.

Prefer a done-for-you HVAC website?

If you would rather spend your time on jobs than on WordPress updates, HVACWeb.site is our website design service for HVAC, plumbing and electrical contractors. It is run by the founders of Repair-CRM, the field service software for small service companies. Instead of adapting a stock template, the site is designed around your services, your team and your service area, with click-to-call and a way for customers to request a quote.

Request a done-for-you HVAC website from HVACWeb.site

Tell us about your company and we will send you a quote. Request an HVAC website quote.

Frequently asked questions

Should I use a template or pay for a custom HVAC website?

A template is the cheaper choice if you are comfortable with WordPress and have time to write your own pages. A custom or done-for-you site costs more up front, but someone else handles setup, content structure and updates. If your website is your main source of new customers, the time you save may be worth more than the price difference.

Do I need WordPress for an HVAC website template?

The three templates in this article are WordPress themes, so yes. TemplateMonster also sells templates for other platforms and site builders, but they are set up and edited differently, so check the platform before you buy.

Are free HVAC website templates good enough?

They can work for a very simple site, but free themes often have fewer page layouts, limited or no support, and may not be updated regularly. For a business website, updates and security matter, so check when a free theme was last updated before you rely on it.

Can I keep my existing domain name?

Yes, as long as the domain is registered in your name or your company’s name and you have access to the registrar account. You or your web designer then point the domain to the new hosting. If a previous web company registered the domain for you, ask them to transfer it to you first.

Next step

Open the demo of the template that fits your business best and click through it on your phone, the way a customer would. If it feels right, check the current price and buy it through the links above. If you would rather have the whole site built for you, explore our HVAC website design service.