How this site is paid
In plain words: how the site gets paid, and what that means for what you read here. It is short on purpose.
Who runs the site
The site is an information site with a phone line. It is not a contractor. It does no repair work, employs no technicians and sends nobody to a home.
AC Repair Spanish Fork is run by Quietwater Web.
The pages cover heating and cooling problems, such as warm air from the vents, a furnace that quits, or water at the indoor unit. They are written for homeowners who want to understand a problem before they pick up the phone.
How the site is paid
The site is paid by a call-routing partner when a qualifying call is connected.
There is nothing to pay for the connection.
What payment does not change
The way the site is paid does not change what the pages say. The pages are general information about HVAC problems, safe checks and what a licensed contractor does.
The site recommends no specific company. It does not name a contractor as the right choice for any job, and it does not tell you which company to hire.
If you read a page about a furnace, a heat pump or an air conditioner, you are reading the same general guidance whether or not you ever call.
No paid positions
No contractor pays for a better position on any page. The pages rank no company, because they do not list companies at all.
Nobody can buy a mention, a badge or a place at the top of a list. The site has no such list to buy into.
How a call works
When you tap the call button, the call goes to a phone line that connects callers with licensed, insured independent contractors. An automated prompt may ask for your ZIP code and the service you need.
Where a contractor is available, the line connects the call to that contractor, who then confirms availability and fees. Fees differ from one business to the next. Each independent contractor confirms its own fees.
Nothing about the call is promised. A ZIP code may not be covered, and a connection may not be made. The contractors are independent businesses, and the site is not a party to any agreement between you and a contractor.
For more on what the site collects when you call, read the privacy policy. For the rules on using the site, read the terms of use.
Public sources behind the pages
Statements about places on the pages rest on public sources. The kinds of sources are:
- the US Census
- NOAA weather stations
- city websites
- utility websites
Each page lists the sources of the facts it cites.
Safety comes before everything else on these pages. If you smell gas, leave the house, then call the gas utility from outside. If a carbon monoxide alarm sounds, get everyone out and call emergency services.