Swordfish Interactive

Website Clarity Audit — heating and cooling (HVAC) businesses in the GTA

Is your website losing callers this busy season?

We look at your website the way a homeowner would. Then we show you what to fix first. $397 CAD, done in 5 business days.

Ranked written report · 10-minute walkthrough video · ready-to-paste wording

Serving these GTA towns

TorontoScarboroughEtobicokeNorth YorkVaughanMarkhamRichmond HillMississaugaPickeringAjaxWhitbyOakville

The problem

Watch how fast a caller gives up

Heating and cooling work runs on seasons. In summer the AC fails. In winter the furnace fails. Callers need help now. They pick the first company they trust. A confusing site sends them back to Google.

  • Your phone number sits below the screen, out of reach.
  • The top line talks about the company, not the work.
  • No town is named, so callers wonder if you come to them.
  • The contact form asks for too much. The caller quits.

The fix

Three things. Shown in seconds.

A clear website shows what you do, where you work, and how to reach you. A rushed caller needs nothing more.

  • It names the work and the town in the first line.
  • One tap calls you from any phone.
  • One button on each screen tells the caller what to do next.

Free lesson

Would your site pass this 60-second check?

Open your website on your phone. Answer five questions. Each “no” is a caller you may be losing.

  1. Is your phone number on the screen before you scroll? Tap it. Does it call?
  2. Does the first line say you do heating and cooling work?
  3. Is your town or city named on the page?
  4. Is there one button that says “Call now”?
  5. Does the page load fast, even with a weak signal?

The audit ranks every “no” from most costly to least.

Get my audit

Do the math

Type three numbers. See the jobs you may be missing.

Your website turns site visits into jobs. Or it does not.

Your rough number: $___ a month in jobs your site may be missing. An estimate only, not a promise.

Your numbers stay on this page. Nothing is sent or saved. The math: visits × share × job value × 20%. The 20% is a rough guess of the share that leaves a confusing site — an estimate, not a measured number.

The audit checks

Six fixes. Before and after.

Each pair shows a fictional heating and cooling business. Illustrative example, not a real client.

Illustrative example

Call button always on screen

BeforeThe phone number lives in the footer. Phone visitors scroll past it and leave.
AfterA tap-to-call bar stays at the top of every phone screen.

Why it matters: A no-heat caller will not search for a number.

The caller reaches you instead of going back to Google.

Illustrative example

Headline says the work and the town

Before“Welcome to our website.” It says nothing about heating and cooling.
After“Heating and cooling in Scarborough. Same-day AC repair.” Work and town, one line.

Why it matters: Rushed callers decide in seconds. The first line must answer who, what, where.

A July caller sees help at once.

Illustrative example

Service area spelled out

BeforeNo towns are named anywhere. Callers guess if you come to them.
After“We serve Scarborough, Pickering, Ajax and Whitby.”

Why it matters: Naming towns answers the coverage question before they pick up the phone.

Fewer calls from streets you do not serve.

Illustrative example

One button per screen

BeforeSix buttons sit on one screen. The visitor taps none of them.
AfterOne “Call now” button on every phone screen.

Why it matters: One clear next step beats six small choices.

Decisions happen faster. More visits turn into calls.

Illustrative example

Emergency line up front

BeforeOne number for everything, buried on the contact page.
After“No heat tonight? Call now. We answer around the clock.”

Why it matters: People with a dead furnace act first and read later.

Winter breakdown jobs you may have been missing.

Illustrative example

Tune-up plans on the home page

BeforePlans are never named. The quiet months stay quiet.
After“Tune-ups and yearly plans. Book ahead of the season.”

Why it matters: Plans are steady money. If the site never names them, no one asks for them.

More spring and fall bookings.

Walk-throughs

What would an audit find on yours?

Three fictional heating and cooling businesses. Each one carries this label: Illustrative walk-through. Fictional heating and cooling business. Not a real client.

Illustrative walk-through. Fictional heating and cooling business. Not a real client.

The company whose ads bring clicks, not calls

Sam owns Frostline Heating & Cooling in Etobicoke. His ads bring clicks, but few people call. The audit finds five buttons on one phone screen, no towns named, and a form that asks for eleven things. He keeps one “Call now” button, names his towns, and cuts the form to name, number, and the problem.

Illustrative walk-through. Fictional heating and cooling business. Not a real client.

The company stuck in last season

Maya owns ArcticAir Heating & Cooling in Richmond Hill. January brings no-heat calls, but her site still leads with AC installs. The audit finds a wrong-season headline, no tap-to-call on phones, and no towns named. She matches the headline to the season, pins a call bar to every screen, and names her towns.

Illustrative walk-through. Fictional heating and cooling business. Not a real client.

The company that never mentions its tune-ups

Joe owns ClearComfort Heating & Cooling in Oakville. His tune-up visits fill the slow months, but his site never mentions them. The audit finds plans missing from the home page, six buttons on one screen, and a form that asks for too much. He adds a plans line to the home page, keeps one “Call now” button, and trims the form to name, number, and the problem.

How it works

Three steps. Ten minutes of your time.

Book, send your web address, and get the audit in your inbox.

  1. Book

    Book the audit and send us your web address.

  2. We review

    We review your site on a phone and a computer.

  3. Get the audit

    The audit lands in your inbox within 5 business days.

Audit in your inbox. You know exactly what to fix.

Ranked written report

Every spot your site loses callers, in fix-first order.

10-minute walkthrough video

Each problem shown on screen, with the fix explained.

Ready-to-paste wording

Headline, services, and call text you can paste in today.

No hidden terms

What we promise. What we do not.

We are a new Toronto studio. We have no client results to show you, and we will not invent any.

We promise

The ranked report, the 10-minute video, and the ready-to-paste wording. Delivered in 5 business days.

We do not promise

More calls, rankings, or revenue. We cannot promise calls, and we will not.

Your safety net

Book a rebuild within 30 days of your report and the full $397 comes off the price. Do the fixes yourself and you keep everything — the report, the video, the wording.

One payment

How much is the audit?

Website Clarity Audit: $397 CAD, paid once. No contract. No monthly fees. No HST added.

You get the ranked report, the 10-minute walkthrough video, and the ready-to-paste wording, delivered in 5 business days.

Book a rebuild within 30 days of your report and the $397 comes off the rebuild price.

Rebuilds are $3,500 or $6,500. Care Plans are $199 a month.

Questions, answered

What owners ask before they book

Is $397 a lot for a website review?

One lost job can cost more than the audit. The report lists the cheapest fixes first. And the $397 comes off a rebuild if you book one within 30 days.

I am out on jobs all day. How much of my time does this take?

About ten minutes. Book, send your web address, done. We do the reviewing. You read the report and watch a 10-minute video.

I already have a website. Why get an audit?

Having a website is not the same as having a clear one. The audit checks your site the way a caller sees it and lists where callers drop off.

I have been burned by agencies before. What makes you different?

Fair question. We are new, so we will not show you a client list we do not have. You see the deliverables in writing first: report, video, wording. No contract. No monthly fees.

You are new. Why should I trust you?

Judge the audit itself. It names exact problems, ranks the fixes, and gives you wording you can paste in today. You keep everything even if you do the work yourself.

Will this get me more calls?

We cannot promise calls, and we will not. What we promise: a plain list of where your site loses callers, ranked by impact, with each fix spelled out.

Ready when you areClear websites. Easy to call.

Want your site ready before the next busy season? Book the audit today.