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HVAC Installation

Installation shoppers need sizing context—not emergency triage

Converzaq qualifies replacement and new construction HVAC projects, captures financing interest, and delivers Warm/Hot leads to comfort advisors with equipment preferences noted.

HVAC crew installing a new central air system

Major ticket sales

Install leads get mishandled as same-day repair tickets

A homeowner researching heat pumps for electrification incentives does not need a truck in two hours—they need a comfort advisor who knows their current fuel type and duct layout.

New construction builders call with plan sets and rough-in dates. If intake treats them like residential no-cool, the commercial/new construction team never sees the bid.

Financing questions derail web forms. Shoppers abandon when nobody explains payment options your company actually offers.

  • Install interest logged as repair dispatch
  • Square footage and fuel type missing
  • New construction mixed with residential
  • Financing answered inconsistently

HVAC installation intake

Sales qualification for replacement and new construction.

  1. Step 1

    Project type

    Replacement, addition, mini-split, new construction.

  2. Step 2

    Home/building profile

    Size band, fuel, current equipment age.

  3. Step 3

    Product interest

    Efficiency tier, heat pump, ductless from KB.

  4. Step 4

    Timeline and financing

    Install window and payment interest.

  5. Step 5

    Comfort advisor callback

    Sales schedules load calc or site visit.

No guaranteed energy savings—use documented equipment benefits language only.

HVAC installation questions

Sales-safe KB content.

  • “What size AC do I need?”
  • “Is a heat pump right for my climate?”
  • “Can you finance a new furnace?”
  • “How disruptive is a full replacement?”
  • “Do you pull permits for installs?”
  • “Mini-split vs central for an addition?”
  • “What rebates might apply?”

Installation qualification

Comfort advisors call back prepared.

Replacement vs new build

Routes to correct sales team.

Square footage band

Starts sizing discussion honestly.

Current fuel and equipment

Heat pump conversions need different talk track.

Install timeline

Hot when deadline-driven renovation.

Rebate language must be disclaimer-approved—customer verifies eligibility.

What a qualified lead looks like

An example hvac installation opportunity your team would see in Converzaq.

Heat pump conversion interest

Warm lead
Service
Full system replacement quote
Context
1,800 sq ft, gas furnace 18 years old
Urgency
Planning install before next heating season
Location
Residential territory

Homeowner researching heat pump vs new gas system. Financing interest noted. No current outage.

Next step: Comfort advisor schedules home assessment.

Installation KB

Equipment, financing, process.

Equipment

  • · Brands and efficiency tiers you sell

Financing

  • · Loan partners and overview

Process

  • · Estimate to install steps
  • · Permit handling

Rebates

  • · Disclaimer-approved incentive language

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Installation intake

Evening research traffic; builder calls during business hours.

Website

  1. 1.Visitor compares heat pumps
  2. 2.AI explains options from KB
  3. 3.Captures sq ft band
  4. 4.Warm lead

Renovation blog reader chats financing—lead tagged for sales.

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Phone

  1. 1.Builder asks RTU bid
  2. 2.AI captures project phase
  3. 3.Logs plans availability
  4. 4.Commercial/new construction flag

New construction lead routed away from repair dispatch.

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Installation lead recovery

Long consideration cycles may abandon mid-chat.

  1. 1Financing chat abandoned
  2. 2Heat pump research without phone
  3. 3Builder form incomplete

Comfort advisor nurture from partial records.

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Installation scenarios

Heat pump interest surge

Problem: Electrification questions.

Converzaq: Fuel type capture.

Outcome: Advisor with conversion talk track.

Renovation deadline

Problem: GC coordination.

Converzaq: Timeline and rough-in dates.

Outcome: Hot sales lead.

Mini-split addition

Problem: Ductless vs central confusion.

Converzaq: KB product paths.

Outcome: Correct product specialist assigned.

Financing shoppers

Problem: Payment anxiety.

Converzaq: KB financing overview.

Outcome: Application sent on follow-up.

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HVAC installation FAQ

Collects sq ft band; formal load calc on site.

Installation sales starts with install questions

Train on equipment and financing, qualify project leads, and book assessments that close.

Stop letting good leads disappear.

Your customers are already visiting and calling. Give them an immediate response — and give your team a qualified lead.

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