Who you call
Service and install contractors with vans, techs, and tools on the road. Smaller shops often fit a BOP. Larger installers need liability, comp, and a fleet policy.
Lines brokers write on these accounts
- General liability
- Business owners policy for smaller shops
- Workers comp
- Commercial auto for service vans
- Inland marine for tools
A contractor adding vans or install crews has more vehicles and more payroll. That is a commercial account, not a reason to pitch them a loan.
How the HVAC & Air Conditioning agent works
You turn on the HVAC & Air Conditioning agent and set the markets: a city, a state, or national coverage. Leads show up in your SalesLeadAgent account with the business name, city, and state. A phone, email, and owner or manager name are included when a contact can be found.
Starter is $399 a month and runs 3 agents. A full month can reach 750+ leads across those agents. A thin market comes in lower. Monthly billing, cancel anytime.
Questions brokers ask
Who are HVAC insurance leads for?
Independent agents and brokers who write commercial lines for HVAC contractors. The page is not a financing offer for the contractor.
What contact information comes with the lead?
Business name, city, and state. A phone, email, and owner or manager name when a contact can be found. Not every shop has every field.
Can I run HVAC in one state?
Yes. One state is searched first. If that market runs thin, a national setting keeps looking in other metros. Volume varies.