Leftover builder copy
The live page includes “Supporting copy for the Request Service call out button,” a visible placeholder that should not reach customers.
Website replacement concept
A clearer website for Houston service.
I reviewed AAC Mechanical’s public website and built this seven-page, unofficial replacement concept around its published residential AC, commercial HVAC, heating, maintenance, and contact information.
This proposal is not affiliated with AAC Mechanical and has not changed the company’s live website. Photos are illustrative stock—not AAC staff or projects.
7 focused pagesHome, service paths, about, and contact
Houston, TexasService area from AAC’s public website
Public emailDirect contact path shown throughout
Responsive layoutDesigned for desktop and mobile screens
What prompted the rebuild
Specific issues on the current site.
These are observable copy and structure issues from AAC’s public website; no speed score or conversion-result claim is implied.
An expired offer remains in view
The homepage still displays a $250 rebate tile labeled “EXPIRED,” which makes the current promotion unclear.
Contact details break in the repeated block
The dedicated contact section shows the correct email, while a repeated footer block renders a malformed email string and duplicates other details.
The proposed replacement
Preview the working site here.
Use the navigation inside the preview, or open the full site in a new tab.
What changed
Make the improvement easy to see.
The concept uses public company details and flags anything that should be confirmed before a production launch.
Clear service paths
Separate pages organize residential AC, commercial HVAC, heating, and maintenance information.
Contact stays easy to reach
The published email, primary phone, secondary phone, and business hours are presented consistently.
Accurate trust details
No unverified license number, review count, testimonial, or customer result has been added.
The contact form is a front-end prototype. It does not send or store entries. Pexels photos are illustrative and do not depict AAC staff or projects. Pexels license.
$1,500 USD
A defined seven-page replacement scope:
- Responsive design for mobile and desktop
- Home, four service pages, about, and contact
- Basic on-page SEO structure
- Two review rounds
- Deployment to AAC’s existing domain after approval
Domain, hosting, and third-party charges are excluded. No ranking, lead-volume, conversion, or revenue guarantee.
Would a short email rundown be useful?
If the concept is of interest, AAC can reply to the email that shared this preview and I’ll send a concise breakdown of the proposed changes.
Nothing has been installed on AAC’s current site. Production deployment would require the company’s approval and access to its existing domain and hosting.