Every AC in town breaks on the first hot weekend. A spring tune-up means yours won't.
For HVAC companies
HVAC social media that runs itself
HVAC is the most seasonal trade there is: demand spikes with the first heat wave and the first cold snap. PostDrip posts for your heating and cooling business every day, timing tune-up reminders, efficiency tips and service offers to the season, so homeowners think of you before their system quits.
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A week of posts for an HVAC company
Three of the posts PostDrip made for a sample HVAC company, Parkland Air Experts. Each one is written for the business and gets its own designed picture.
A clogged filter makes your system work harder and your bills climb. Here's how often to change it.
A smart thermostat learns your schedule and can cut heating and cooling costs. We install and set it up.
Sample business and posts, made by PostDrip.
Why social media matters for HVAC companies
55% of U.S. consumers use social media to research a local business, and 73% of them use Facebook to do it (SOCi, 2026).
Get booked before the rush
Tune-up reminders in spring and fall fill your schedule in the slow weeks, before every system in town fails at once.
Explain the expensive decisions
Repair or replace, SEER ratings, heat pumps and rebates. Clear posts on these topics turn a big decision into a call to you.
Show you're local and available
Daily posts about local weather and same-day availability tell people you're the nearby company that can come today.
Post ideas for HVAC companies, month by month
PostDrip plans posts like these around the seasons of your trade, and mixes in your own news and offers.
- JanuaryFurnace short-cycling? What it means
- FebruaryChange your filter: how often, and why it matters
- MarchBook a spring AC tune-up before the first heat wave
- AprilHeat pump rebates available this year
- MayFive things to check before you call for AC repair
- JuneThe thermostat setting that saves the most in summer
- JulyAC running but not cooling? Common causes
- AugustRepair or replace: the 10-year rule
- SeptemberFall furnace tune-up: what we check
- OctoberCarbon monoxide detectors: test them now
- NovemberWhy some rooms are colder than others
- DecemberWhat to do if your heat goes out at night
How it works
- Point PostDrip at your website, Facebook page or Google listing. It learns what your business does.
- Connect your Facebook Page. PostDrip plans your calendar with a new post every day.
- Each day it writes the post, designs the picture and publishes it. Change or skip any post when you like.
Questions HVAC companies ask
What should an HVAC company post on social media?
Seasonal tune-up reminders, energy-saving tips, repair-or-replace advice, rebate news and same-day availability. Timing posts to the weather is what makes HVAC content work.
When should HVAC companies post about tune-ups?
Spring for air conditioning and early fall for heating, a few weeks before demand peaks. PostDrip schedules these around the seasons for you.
Is Facebook worth it for an HVAC business?
Yes, as part of how homeowners check you out. SOCi's 2026 Local Discovery Index found 73% of consumers who research local businesses on social media use Facebook.
Do I need to write anything?
No. PostDrip learns your business from your website, Facebook page or Google listing and writes every post. You can still edit any of them.
Put your HVAC company on social media autopilot
Set up in about 3 minutes from your website. A new post goes out every day; change or skip any of them.
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