Confort Prestige
Six systems, one page, zero clarity
Confort Prestige installs heat pumps, furnaces, air exchangers, duct cleaning, oil tank removal, and Québec-made windows and doors across Laval, the Rive-Nord and the Laurentides. Every one of those is a different decision for a homeowner — and most of them come with a government subsidy the homeowner has never heard of.
01 — The challenge
The subsidy is the reason people buy. It was buried.
A homeowner comparing a central heat pump against an electric furnace is not comparing products, they are comparing an install, a warranty, an eligibility rule and a monthly payment. Confort Prestige had the answers — RBQ and CMMTQ credentials, LogisVert and Rénoclimat expertise, financing, a 12-year installation warranty — but a visitor had to already know what to ask to find any of it.
The commercial argument that closes these jobs, the subsidy, sat several clicks away from the systems it applies to.
If the grant is what makes the project affordable, it belongs on the page where the project is chosen.
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Distinct systems needing their own sales page
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Per-appliance subsidy the site now surfaces up front
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Pages in the rebuilt Webflow structure
02 — Our approach
One page per system, with the grant and the financing attached.
We built Confort Prestige in Webflow as a set of decision pages: heating and cooling, electric furnace, wall-mounted and central heat pumps, air exchanger (HRV/ERV), duct cleaning, oil tank removal, windows and doors, and a dedicated multi-unit track for building owners and managers. Each page follows the reasoning a homeowner actually goes through — what the problem is, which equipment fits, what the install looks like step by step, what it costs, and which programs pay for part of it.
Then we made the technical comparisons readable. Brand tables set strengths, ideal use, warranty and subsidy eligibility side by side. The HRV versus ERV page answers the choice instead of describing both. The air-exchanger page carries the RBQ code requirements the install has to meet.
Two dedicated tracks handle the money question: a subsidies page mapping the current LogisVert and Rénoclimat programs to the work that qualifies, and a financing page with pre-qualification. The multi-unit page speaks a different language entirely — occupancy, tenant disruption, per-building program ceilings and yield.
decision pages
Each system gets its own page,
with the grant attached.
Heat pumps, furnaces, air exchangers, duct cleaning, oil tank removal, windows and doors — each now lives on a decision page that follows the homeowner's actual reasoning. What the problem is, which equipment fits, what the install looks like step by step, what it costs, and which LogisVert or Rénoclimat programs pay for part of it.
03 — The results
The subsidy now sits on the page where the system is chosen.
Webflow powers a set of decision pages that separate heating and cooling, electric furnace, wall-mounted and central heat pumps, air exchanger, duct cleaning, oil tank removal, windows and doors. A dedicated multi-unit track speaks to building owners in terms of occupancy, tenant disruption and per-building program ceilings.
Brand comparison tables set strengths, ideal use, warranty and subsidy eligibility side by side. A subsidies page maps current LogisVert and Rénoclimat programs to the work that qualifies. The financing page carries pre-qualification so the money question gets answered before the estimate call.
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