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Indoor Comfort Team HVAC Estimate Engine

A guided HVAC estimator flow that captures homeowner contact details, system context, package interest, and submission details before office follow-up.

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Indoor Comfort Team HVAC estimate entry page

Product proof

Screens from the working system.

Indoor Comfort Team estimator contact information step — Lead-first contact capture

Indoor Comfort Team HVAC system type selection — System type selection

Indoor Comfort Team system size selection — Home size and tonnage selection

Indoor Comfort Team heating fuel type selection — Heating fuel configuration

Indoor Comfort Team estimated package options — Package option presentation

Indoor Comfort Team estimate submission confirmation — Successful lead submission

Project context

Compact project facts.

Industry

HVAC / Home Services

Company size

Local HVAC contractor

Project type

HVAC estimator and lead intake workflow

Service line

Client Portals & Estimator Tools

Status / reference

Live demo

Before

Before the build

A standard website form could not capture the HVAC-specific context needed before a useful estimate conversation.

Homeowners could reach the website, but the estimate path did not walk them through HVAC-specific details.

The office team still needed to ask repeated intake questions after a request came in.

Package expectations and equipment context were not captured in a structured sequence before follow-up.

Build

What was built

Delivered scope

A focused HVAC estimate entry experience on the existing website
Lead-first contact capture before system configuration
System type, home size, and heating fuel selection steps
Package option presentation for homeowner review
Submission confirmation and business handoff messaging

Core functionality

Website estimate entry page
Contact information step
System type selection
Home size and tonnage selection
Heating fuel configuration
Estimated package option presentation
Submission success state
Lead handoff for office follow-up

Architecture

How the system was structured

The estimator was structured as a deterministic, step-based workflow that can live alongside an existing HVAC website while keeping business rules and submission handling maintainable.

Step-based frontend flow for contact capture and HVAC configuration
Deterministic option logic based on selected system details
Server-side validation for submitted customer details
Clear submission state after the request is sent
Integration path designed for the existing HVAC website
Configuration kept maintainable so package and workflow changes do not require a redesign

Decisions

Key decisions

These choices shaped the build around the workflow problem instead of adding features for their own sake.

Captured contact information early so the business had a reachable lead before deeper configuration.
Split HVAC qualification into focused steps instead of one large form.
Used package options to frame the next conversation without claiming the estimator replaces staff review.
Kept the first release focused on estimate intake and handoff rather than CRM replacement, dispatching, or financing workflows.

Outcome

What changed

The finished estimator guides homeowners through contact capture, system configuration, estimate options, and submission confirmation before handoff.

A clearer estimate request path for homeowners
More structured system context before office follow-up
A production-ready proof point for HVAC estimator and lead intake work

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Buyer trust

What this demonstrates

Ability to turn a contractor website CTA into a guided qualification workflow
Careful separation between estimate guidance and final business confirmation
Practical integration of customer-facing UX, business rules, validation, and handoff

Next step

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