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Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) · HVAC & Home Services

Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) for HVAC & Home Services.

The true cost of acquiring one new customer.

Home service businesses that run like operators.

Finance & Strategy · HVAC & Home Services

Why hvac & home services operators use the customer acquisition cost (cac).

Calculate fully-loaded CAC including marketing spend, sales team cost, and tooling — split into blended CAC and paid CAC. The benchmark for scaling acquisition.

HVAC and home service businesses are some of the highest-velocity SMBs in Canada — and most are leaving 30–50% of their potential revenue on the table due to weak demand systems, broken dispatch, and missing follow-up. SAZ builds the demand, dispatch, and revenue systems that turn home service operators into category leaders.

Benchmarks

What good looks like — typical ranges to compare against.

< 33% of LTV
Healthy — invest more
33–50% of LTV
Balanced
> 50% of LTV
Tight — improve LTV or efficiency
The formula

How customer acquisition cost (cac) is calculated.

CAC = (Marketing + Sales spend) ÷ New customers acquired
Industry context

What changes when customer acquisition cost (cac) is applied to hvac & home services.

Inconsistent lead flow across seasons

Dispatch and routing inefficiency

Missed follow-up and renewal revenue

Multi-location ops and franchise consistency

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