In the study, 66% of the most-reviewed HVAC companies showed some pricing vs 46% of the least-reviewed.
In the study, 66% of HVAC companies in the highest review-volume group showed some pricing on their website, compared with 46% in the lowest review-volume group.
| Population | HVAC companies with a website listed on Google in 10 large U.S. metro areas (2026 study sample; Confirm half, design-weighted) |
|---|---|
| Denominator | companies in the highest or lowest review-volume tercile of their metro with a responding website (n = 247) |
| Editorial strength | weak |
| Statistical status | confirmed |
| Claim | hvac-2027-c4c-pricing-by-review-volume · v1 · sha256 aec0beb92d72… |
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Source line: Source: AgencyFix Research, 2027 HVAC Promise vs. Proof Report
AgencyFix Research. (2027). The 2027 HVAC Promise vs. Proof Report (study cxi-hvac-2027-1000, claim versions v1). https://agencyfix.com/data/hvac-2027/findings/pricing-by-review-volume/
Please cite the specific finding page when quoting a single number; numbers are design-weighted estimates from the Confirm half of the study.