Financial Modelling Tool for HVAC Businesses
Running a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) service business means juggling seasonal demand, managing technician schedules, and staying on top of cash flow. With Brixx, you can build a clear picture of your finances and plan ahead with confidence. Whether you're hiring new staff or investing in equipment, Brixx helps you make the right financial decisions at the right time.
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Who can use this Brixx template?
Operations managers
Bookkeepers or accountants working with HVAC companies
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What are the benefits to HVAC businesses?
HVAC Template
The template is tailored for service-based businesses that rely on skilled labour and fluctuating demand
Cash Flow Modelling
Model cash flows and key aspects like call-out fees, service contracts, maintenance schedules, and parts inventory
Visualise Trends
Visualise your income and outgoings across busy and quiet seasons
Test New Ideas
Instantly test the financial impact of expanding your team, offering new services, or changing pricing
Growth Planning
Quickly compare different growth scenarios – from acquiring more vehicles to expanding into new regions
Take control of your business finances with Brixx – built for HVAC pros who want clarity and control
Effective financial planning software is key to running a successful HVAC service. Brixx allows you to anticipate costs, model revenue fluctuations, and assess the impact of big decisions before committing. Whether you're growing your team, expanding your reach, or preparing for the off-season, Brixx provides the insights you need.
With decades of business planning expertise behind it, Brixx helps you see the road ahead and plan smarter. Gain the tools to forecast confidently, adapt quickly, and build a more profitable HVAC business.
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Model your HVAC business in Brixx – see how quickly your finances can make sense!
Project Setup
- Project name : HVAC Service & Installation Business
- Time period : Monthly (ideal for managing cash flow, payroll, service revenue, and equipment expenses)
Setup 
Income Components
Component: Service Income
Sub-components:
- Residential Maintenance Contracts – £6,000/month (60 clients @ £100/month)
- Emergency Call-Outs – £2,000/month (average 20 callouts @ £100)
- Commercial Maintenance Contracts – £4,000/month (4 clients @ £1,000/month)
Component: Installation Income
Sub-components:
- Residential HVAC Installations – £10,000/month (2 installs @ £5,000 average)
- Commercial Installations – £15,000/month (1 project per month average)
- Parts & Equipment Upsells – £2,500/month
Income 
Expenditure Components
Component: Operational Costs
Sub-components:
- Technicians' Salaries – £12,000/month (3 staff @ £4,000/month)
- Vehicles – Lease & Fuel – £1,500/month
- Equipment & Tooling – £1,000/month
- Parts Purchased – £6,000/month (linked to installation work)
- Subcontractors (for large installs) – £2,000/month
Component: Administrative Costs
Sub-components:
- Office Staff Salaries – £3,000/month
- Accounting & Bookkeeping – £300/month
- Marketing (Google Ads, Flyers, etc.) – £1,000/month
- Insurance – £3,000/year (£250/month)
- Software Licenses (e.g., job scheduling tools) – £150/month
- Uniforms & Branding – £1,000/year (modelled annually)
Expenditure 
Asset Components
Component: Fixed Assets
Sub-components:
- Service Vans (3 x £20,000, depreciated over 5 years)
- HVAC Installation Equipment (£10,000 initial outlay)
- Office Furniture & Fixtures (£5,000, depreciated over 5 years)
- Tools (£8,000, mix of ongoing and one-time costs)
Component: Current Assets
Sub-components:
- Cash Reserves (starting balance of £25,000)
- Accounts Receivable (£10,000/month in delayed payments)
- Stock of Spare Parts (£3,000 rolling stock)
Assets 
Funding Components
Component: Bank Loan
Sub-components:
- Startup Equipment Loan – £40,000 @ 6% over 5 years (£775/month repayment)
Component: Personal Investment
Sub-components:
- Owner's Capital Injection – £30,000 (used for van deposits, marketing launch, and cash buffer)
Component: Grants & Rebates (Optional)
Sub-components:
- Government Energy Efficiency Grant – £5,000 (one-off in year 1)
Funding 
Scenario Planning in Brixx
Demand Fluctuations
- Model seasonal dips in income (e.g., winter boost, summer slowdown)
- Create a 10% drop in residential installs to stress-test cash flow
Rising Costs
- Model parts inflation (5% increase in materials over 12 months)
- Scenario for subcontractor rate increases
Equipment Failure
- Add a scenario for sudden van replacement (£20,000)
- Model replacement via cash vs loan
Staff Turnover
- Delay in hiring replacement technician-reduced income for 2 months
- Increased recruitment cost (£2,000 scenario)
Scenarios 
Dashboard & Reporting
Cash Flow Report
- Monthly view of cash inflow from contracts & installations
- Highlight burn rate and peak expense periods
Balance Sheet
- Assets: Vans, tools, office equipment
- Liabilities: Business loan balance
- Cash reserves & receivables tracked over time
Profit & Loss Statement
- Split income by service/install
- Operational and admin costs highlighted
- Net profit shown monthly and yearly
Custom KPIs
- Average Revenue Per Technician
- Install Profit Margin (%)
- Call-Out Response Profitability
- Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) per install
- Loan-to-Asset Ratio
Dashboard 
Strategic forecasting in Brixx
Plan for periods of high and low demand with seasonal forecasting
Understand the financial impact of hiring technicians or investing in new tools
Project recurring revenue from service contracts and maintenance plans
Budget for marketing campaigns, vehicle servicing, or software subscriptions
Prepare for rising material or labour costs and test your margins under different scenarios
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