# How this site is paid: disclosure for HVAC callers

> Read how this HVAC information site is paid, what that does not change on its pages, and which kinds of public sources sit behind the facts it cites.

URL: https://puebloacrepair.com/disclosures/

# How this site is paid

## Who runs the site

The website publishes general reading about heating and cooling problems in Pueblo, with a call button for people who want to ask about availability.

Pueblo AC Repair is run by Fieldstone Online.

It is not a contractor. It does no repairs, installs no equipment and has no technicians on its payroll.

## 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 the payment does not change

The guides here are written as general information. The payment arrangement does not decide what a guide says about a furnace, an air conditioner or a safety step.

The site recommends no specific company. It does not tell you which contractor to hire, and no page names a company as the right choice for a job.

No contractor can pay to appear higher on a page, because no page ranks companies or puts one ahead of another. There is no paid position to buy.

## Public sources behind the pages

Details about Pueblo and its homes are taken from public sources. The kinds used are:

-   the US Census
-   NOAA weather stations
-   utility websites
-   US government pages (federal agencies and regulations)
-   other public websites

When a page cites a fact, the source of that fact is listed at the end of that page. Advice that is not a fact about a place, such as checking a filter or leaving wiring to a pro, is plain homeowner guidance.

## What the phone line does

A caller taps the call button. The call goes to a phone line that connects callers with licensed, insured independent contractors.

An automated prompt may ask for a ZIP code and the service needed. Where a contractor is available, the line connects the call to that contractor, who then confirms availability and fees. Nothing about the call is promised: not a ZIP code match, not a connection, not an answer.

We connect you with a licensed, insured HVAC contractor.

Each independent contractor confirms its own fees. Service availability and appointment times depend on the independent contractor.

## Related pages

The [privacy policy](/privacy-policy/) explains what happens to your information when you tap to call, and the [terms of use](/terms/) set the rules for using the site. The [about page](/how-it-works/) describes what the site is for.

If you want to know what to ask a contractor, [questions to ask before work starts](/questions-to-ask-hvac-contractor/) covers it. If your problem involves gas or carbon monoxide, read [what to do first](/furnace-gas-smell-what-to-do/) before anything else.