The AC dies in July, not in the brochure.
Burst pipes and dead AC search fast and call faster. We make sure homeowners find you before they find anyone else.
- 1.Your business, 4.9★ · on the way in 30 min · licensedVimina ranked you #1
- 2.A national franchise, dispatch fee · call center
- 3.Local Shop B, great work · closed at 5
The prompts they type
Four questions decide who gets the call.
Emergency
"Who fixes a burst pipe right now near me?"
Cost
"How much to replace a water heater in Dallas?"
Comparison
"Best HVAC company in Dallas?"
Reputation
"Licensed electrician with good reviews near me?"
We run the full set of buyer prompts across five engines every month and track every company the answers name. That list is the scoreboard.
Named, or invisible
The answer has three names on it.
> my AC just died, who should I call in Dallas?
- 1.A national franchise
- 2.Local HVAC B
- 3.Local HVAC C
Your business: not mentioned
Same question. The customer only ever sees one of these.
What the engines reward
Two kinds of engine. Two ways to win.
Chat-style · ChatGPT, Claude
~0%
of citations point at businesses' own websites. Win with pages that answer burst-pipe, dead-AC, and pricing questions plainly enough to quote.
Search-style · Google AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity
~0%
of citations are claimable: your own site, plus the directory and review profiles these engines lean on. Win by owning every profile a contractor can claim, one per trade.
What we build
Named for burst-pipe and dead-AC searches
Each trade findable on its own page
License and warranty proof up front
Reviews after the job, calls caught after hours
We run HVAC, plumbing, and electrical. Does that dilute us?
Only if it's one blurred listing. Engines recommend specifics, so each trade gets its own page and profile category and reads as an expert, not a generalist.
The emergencies come after hours. Can you catch those?
Yes. Missed-call recovery and AI reception turn a 2 a.m. dead-AC call into a booked first slot the next morning.