HVAC ad costs and search demand in Vancouver, BC
What an ad click costs here (what competitors pay Google per click) and how much demand there is, job by job. Each figure is measured by one named search term, and the term is printed beside it. No signup to look.
Click cost and demand retrieved September 24, 2026. How we source this
Across the 4 jobs here with 100+ searches a month and a click cost we show, the middle one's is 71% above the Canadian average for the same term. Each job's own figure is in the table.
When the phone rings
Historical search demand by job in Vancouver, BC. Each month is shown against this job's own average year, where 100 is average: a reading of 180 would mean that month runs 80% above the job's own average month. This is what has happened, not a forecast, and each card says how much history it rests on.
Demand crosses its average in March, peaks in October at 278 against an average year of 100, and bottoms out in February at 45. Based on 47 months, October 2022 to August 2026, but the volumes are small, so treat the shape as directional.
JanDec
n = 47 months, October 2022 to August 2026.
Demand crosses its average in May, peaks in July at 181 against an average year of 100, and bottoms out in November at 45. Based on 47 months, October 2022 to August 2026.
JanDec
n = 47 months, October 2022 to August 2026.
Demand crosses its average in March, peaks in August at 161 against an average year of 100, and bottoms out in November at 43. Based on 47 months, October 2022 to August 2026.
JanDec
n = 47 months, October 2022 to August 2026.
Demand crosses its average in October, peaks in January at 157 against an average year of 100, and bottoms out in June at 51. Based on 47 months, October 2022 to August 2026.
JanDec
n = 47 months, October 2022 to August 2026.
Demand crosses its average in March, peaks in July at 147 against an average year of 100, and bottoms out in October at 48. Based on 47 months, October 2022 to August 2026.
JanDec
n = 47 months, October 2022 to August 2026.
Demand crosses its average in July, peaks in March at 144 against an average year of 100, and bottoms out in June at 52. Based on 47 months, October 2022 to August 2026, but the volumes are small, so treat the shape as directional.
JanDec
n = 47 months, October 2022 to August 2026.
| Job | Ad click cost (Google CPC) | Monthly demand |
|---|---|---|
| Central AC installationmeasured as “ac installation” | $15.66-13% vs Canada | 260/mo |
| Furnace replacementmeasured as “furnace replacement” | n/aheld: no reliable figure | 40/mo |
| Heat pump installationmeasured as “heat pump installation” | $37.10+112% vs Canada | 170/mo |
| AC repairmeasured as “ac repair” | $27.43+60% vs Canada | 590/mo |
| Furnace repairmeasured as “furnace repair” | n/aheld: no reliable figure | 320/mo |
| Water heater installationmeasured as “water heater installation” | n/aheld: no reliable figure | 70/mo |
| Air duct cleaningmeasured as “air duct cleaning” | $17.04+82% vs Canada | 260/mo |
What this page does not have for Vancouver, BC. Search demand and ad click cost are measured here the same way they are for US metros. Two things are missing and we would rather say so than fill the space.
- Technician pay. Our wage figures come from US Department of Labor data, which does not cover Canada. Job Bank is the equivalent source and is not wired up yet.
- Input costs. The producer price indexes elsewhere on this site are US series. Showing them here would be showing you a US number and calling it yours.
Ad click costs are reported in US dollars, as our data provider returns them. They are not converted.
What can you afford to pay per click?
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A rough guide, not advice. Max per lead = average job revenue x close rate x marketing budget percent. Max per click = that, divided by the clicks it takes you to get a lead. If you do not know your clicks-per-lead, we cannot work it out for you and will not guess: it is the number that decides the answer.
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