The best HVAC Facebook ads agency for your shop is the one whose Meta offer, fee and contract terms you can read before a sales call.
Each company below was read on its own website in October 2026; "not published" marks what its pages do not list.
It sits under HVAC Facebook ads, which covers how the channel works, beside the wider HVAC advertising group.
How this list is ordered
The list is ranked by fit for one buyer: an HVAC company that has decided Facebook and Instagram ads are worth running, wants the fee printed before a sales call, and wants the ad account in its own name.
Whether you searched for the best HVAC Facebook ads agency or the best Facebook ads company for HVAC contractors, the purchase is the same, and the labels, from HVAC Meta ads agency to Facebook advertising agency for HVAC to HVAC social media ads agency, describe one buy across Facebook and Instagram.
Fit follows three checks: whether Meta is a real managed service or a line inside another bundle, how the fee relates to ad spend, and what the contract says about ownership.
No dedicated HVAC Meta ads agency ranking appears in the search results today, so this page records what each company publishes instead of scoring them.
The agencies, in fit order
More Booked Installs
Best for: flat-fee Meta ads, HVAC only.
More Booked Installs is a one-person consultancy for US HVAC companies: residential service and repair shops, replacement-focused companies, residential and commercial contractors, and multi-location operators.
Managed Meta ads are $3,000 a month flat plus a $2,500 one-time setup on a 3-month minimum: 8 to 12 fresh static image ads a month, landing pages Gabe builds, and one landing-page A/B test a month.
The client pays ad spend directly to Meta, with a $3,000 a month minimum; the spend is never marked up and the fee is never a percentage of it.
The Meta ad account, pixel and audiences sit in the company's own Business Manager from day one, and after the minimum term the work runs month to month, cancelled by email with 30 days' notice and no cancellation fee.
No HVAC client results are published yet, which on that point favors the longer-established agencies here.
What it publishes instead is founder Gabe Meierotto's record from a former role: sitewide conversion from 3% to 11% across more than 2,600 tested variations as Director of CRO at LaserAway from 2018 to 2023.
Every price and term is on the fact sheet.
Hook Agency
Best for: $3M to $15M contractors that want video-led creative.
Hook lists Meta ads from $3,000 a month, "creative-driven Meta campaigns built with your brand, footage, and offers" (its pricing page, October 2026).
Deliverables include "a professional content shoot every 60 days" and "full ownership of your raw footage and finished ad creative" (October 2026).
On spend and ownership: "you own your account, and your credit card is connected to the spend" (October 2026).
Its Meta page states "sub-$200 cost per lead, sub-$400 cost per qualified lead" targets, self-reported (October 2026).
Its services are tailored to businesses generating $3M to $15M in revenue, and its form lists "Under $1M – Not a Fit at This Time" (October 2026).
One inconsistency: its homepage FAQ still says it doesn't do social media marketing or social media ads, while its pricing page and Meta ads page sell them (October 2026).
Eight Hook Agency alternatives are compared on the same published terms.
Built-Right Digital
Best for: the lowest published standalone Meta fee.
Built-Right Digital prices ads management separately: $999 a month for Google Ads, $299 for LSA support, and $1,999 for Meta across Facebook and Instagram (its pricing page, October 2026).
It says it doesn't take a percentage of ad spend or leads, and that the budget is "paid directly to Google, Meta, or other advertising platforms" (October 2026).
Its terms say the client retains ownership of all advertising and analytics accounts, Meta included, with admin access handed back within fifteen business days when payments are current (October 2026).
RS Gonzales
Best for: an HVAC-only agency where Meta rides with Google.
RS Gonzales publishes three monthly programs matched to revenue stages: Grow at $2,200 a month for companies under $1M, Accelerate at $3,500 for $1–3M, and Dominate at $5,000 for $3–15M (its pricing page, October 2026).
Meta starts at Accelerate, with up to $10,000 a month of spend billed direct to each platform; Grow is organic Facebook and Instagram only (October 2026).
The pricing page advertises "0% Markup On Ad Spend"; its terms add "an additional fee of 10% of all ad spend above that threshold" (October 2026).
The pages disagree on the Dominate cap: the pricing page lists up to $25K a month across Google, Meta and Yelp, while the terms set the threshold at $20,000 (October 2026).
Its terms require at least $3,000 a month of ad spend, say ad accounts including Meta "shall be owned by Client", and call CRM access a license, not a purchase (October 2026).
HVAC Marketing Xperts
Best for: an HVAC-only Facebook ads service inside a package.
It runs a dedicated Facebook ads service "built and managed inside Meta Business Suite and Ads Manager", covering Facebook Lead Ads, lookalike and Advantage+ audiences, and Meta Pixel retargeting (October 2026).
Packages run Silver at $1,500 a month on a 6-month commitment with up to one paid ads channel, Gold at $2,200 on 12 months with up to two, and Platinum at $4,300 on 12 months with up to three (October 2026).
It claims clients have "booked 37% more installs a month at a 29% lower cost per lead", self-reported (October 2026).
Whether ad spend is included in those package prices is not published (October 2026).
Its pages differ on terms: "no long term contracts and no lock in" on the homepage, month to month on the lead generation page, and 6- and 12-month commitments on the packages page (October 2026).
Valve+Meter Performance Marketing
Best for: Meta as a second channel behind Google.
Valve+Meter sells Meta ads for HVAC but positions them as secondary: "We run Meta ads as a brand-and-acquisition layer alongside Google, not as a primary lead source" (its HVAC PPC page, October 2026).
Its paid social page covers audience targeting, image, video, carousel and Reels creative, budget management, A/B testing and optimization (October 2026).
RYNO Strategic Solutions (formerly Blue Corona)
Best for: Facebook inside a wide paid-media menu.
RYNO's paid media page names Google Ads, ChatGPT, Microsoft Ads, Instagram, Yelp, Nextdoor and Facebook among the platforms it runs (October 2026).
On paid social it says setup and management are done for the client, including Facebook Ads Manager (October 2026).
No prices are published on rynoss.com; Blue Corona's HVAC page says every investment "is tailored to your goals" (October 2026).
Mediagistic
Best for: a Meta partner badge inside social management.
It describes itself as "a Google Premier Partner, a Yelp Partner, and a Meta Preferred Partner", a self-reported status list (October 2026).
It publishes no standalone Meta price; its social media management, starting at $925 a month, includes "professionally managed social media content and a targeted ad budget" (its pricing page, October 2026).
Whether its fees are flat or a percentage of spend is not published, and LeadBuilder Pro lists "Additional Ad Budget" as a package item (October 2026).
Scorpion
Best for: social ads inside a full HVAC platform.
Its HVAC social advertising page says running ads across Facebook, Instagram and YouTube shows results "where it matters: your schedule" (October 2026).
None of its HVAC, social advertising, digital advertising or Local Services Ads pages states a fee model or how spend is billed (October 2026).
Rival Digital
Best for: Facebook first in a PPC program, priced on request.
Its PPC page says it has "found that Facebook delivers the best results regarding PPC ads for HVAC companies", and its social ads page names Facebook, Instagram, X and LinkedIn (October 2026).
It publishes no prices: its About page lists "Flat-Rate Pricing" behind a request-pricing button (October 2026).
Footbridge Media
Best for: organic posting, not Meta management.
Its social media service is organic posting at $199 a month, or $249 after a $49 first month, which the page describes as "a focus on marketing & awareness instead of lead generation" (October 2026).
Its FAQ suggests "a $500 ad budget is a good place to start" for Facebook Ads, but no Facebook ads management price is published (October 2026).
Effective Media Solutions
Best for: Facebook inside a PPC pitch, not a Meta service.
Its homepage says it targets service areas with "top Google, Facebook & YouTube ads" as part of PPC (October 2026).
Its HVAC social media page is organic profiles and content, not paid Meta campaigns (October 2026).
The comparison table
As of October 2026, checked on each company's own website.
| Company | Published Meta pricing | Spend and ownership as published |
|---|---|---|
| More Booked Installs | $3,000/mo flat plus $2,500 setup, 3-month minimum | Spend paid by you to Meta, never marked up; account, pixel and audiences in your Business Manager |
| Hook Agency | From $3,000/mo (starting price) | You own the account; your credit card is connected to the spend |
| Built-Right Digital | $1,999/mo standalone Meta | No percentage of spend or leads; budget paid directly to platforms |
| RS Gonzales | From $3,500/mo (Accelerate); Dominate $5,000; Grow is organic only | Spend billed direct; terms add 10% of spend above tier thresholds |
| HVAC Marketing Xperts | Silver $1,500/mo; Gold $2,200; Platinum $4,300 | Ad-spend inclusion not published; terms differ by page |
| Valve+Meter | Not published | Fee model not published |
| RYNO (formerly Blue Corona) | Not published | Fee model not published |
| Mediagistic | Social management starts at $925/mo | Flat vs percentage not published |
| Scorpion | Not published | Fee model and spend billing not published |
| Rival Digital | Not published; "Flat-Rate Pricing" on request | Fee model not published |
| Footbridge Media | $199/mo organic, or $249 after a $49 first month | Suggests a $500 starting ad budget; no management price published |
| Effective Media Solutions | Not published | Fee model not published |
Meta service depth against price transparency
- More Booked Installs
- Hook Agency
- Built-Right Digital
- RS Gonzales
- HVAC Marketing Xperts
- Valve+Meter
- RYNO
- Mediagistic
- Scorpion
- Rival Digital
- Footbridge Media
- Effective Media Solutions
What to check before you buy HVAC Facebook ads management
Get these answers in the quote, not on the sales call.
- Is Meta a managed service with its own fee, or a line inside a PPC or posting bundle?
- Is the fee flat, a percentage of spend, or not published?
- Is ad spend paid by you directly to Meta, and is any part of the fee a percentage of it?
- Who owns the ad account, pixel and audiences, in the contract?
- What does the fee buy each month: how many ads, on which pages, tested by whom?
- Will the report show leads that became booked calls and estimates, or only platform metrics?
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Where More Booked Installs fits
More Booked Installs fits the shop that wants Meta ads managed flat-fee, landing pages built and tested, and the account left in its own Business Manager.
The fact sheet lists every price and term, and everything built during the engagement is yours to keep.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does an HVAC Facebook ads agency cost?
Among the companies here that publish a Meta price, as of October 2026: Built-Right Digital at $1,999 a month for standalone Meta management, Hook Agency from $3,000 a month, More Booked Installs at $3,000 a month flat plus a $2,500 setup, RS Gonzales from its $3,500 Accelerate tier, and HVAC Marketing Xperts from its $1,500 Silver package. Ad spend is separate and goes to Meta.
Do any of these agencies mark up ad spend?
Built-Right Digital says it does not take a percentage of ad spend or leads and that the budget is paid directly to the platforms. RS Gonzales's pricing page advertises 0% markup on ad spend while its terms add 10% of all ad spend above tier thresholds. Hook Agency says your credit card is connected to the spend. HVAC Marketing Xperts, Mediagistic and Scorpion do not publish how their fees relate to spend.
Who owns the Meta ad account if I leave one of these agencies?
Hook Agency's pricing page says you own your account. Built-Right Digital's terms say the client retains ownership of all advertising and analytics accounts, with admin access handed back within fifteen business days when payments are current. RS Gonzales's terms say ad accounts are owned by the client, while its CRM access is a license rather than a purchase. More Booked Installs puts the ad account, pixel and audiences in your own Business Manager from day one.
Do any of these agencies shoot video ads?
Hook Agency includes a professional content shoot every 60 days and hands over the raw footage, and Valve+Meter lists video, carousel and Reels creative in its paid social work. More Booked Installs runs static image ads only, with no video production.
Does More Booked Installs manage Google Ads or Local Services Ads?
No. Gabe runs Meta ads and does not manage Google Ads or Local Services Ads. Several companies on this list sell Google Ads and LSA management, and their entries above say which.