Win the callout while they are still standing in the water
A call-first website for plumbers, built around emergency response and upfront pricing trust.
The problem
Nobody shops around with a burst pipe
Plumbers, drain and sewer specialists, water-heater and repiping contractors — emergency-response home service businesses where the customer is often already in trouble and calling from a phone.
They are one-handed and in a hurry
A flooded kitchen means a phone in one hand and a towel in the other. If your number takes more than a tap, they ring the next result.
They have been stung before
The surprise invoice is this trade's reputation. Say nothing about how you quote and you sound like the last plumber who did it to them.
Your name means nothing to them yet
Against a company with a van fleet and a jingle, price is the only thing left to compete on. That is a race you do not want to win.
How it works
How it turns visitors into enquiries
Ordered the way a panicked customer reads
Problems, then services, then proof, then process: do you fix my thing, can I trust you, what happens next. Most contractor sites open with company history instead.
The call button is never more than a tap away
Call and WhatsApp buttons follow the page on mobile, which is where an emergency plumbing search actually happens — usually one-handed, usually in a hurry.
Pricing transparency without publishing figures
The biggest objection in this trade is the surprise invoice. The pricing page answers it as a process promise — how you quote and when — rather than with numbers that go stale.
What you get, and what you don't
What's built for you
- Homepage
- Services index, plus a page per service
- Recent jobs
- How it works — a five-step walkthrough
- Pricing transparency
- About
- Blog index, plus a page per article
- Service request
- Contact
- Privacy and Terms
- Content editor at /studio
Not included
- Online payments
- Online booking or scheduling software
- CRM or dispatch integration
- Live chat
- Email marketing
Need one of these? Ask — most can be added as a custom extra.
Connected out of the box
- WhatsApp — the service request and contact forms open a chat
- Tap-to-call and email links that work from a phone
- Google Maps — your address on a real map, not a screenshot
- A built-in editor — change any text, price or photo yourself
- Local search markup, so search engines read you as a plumbing contractor rather than a generic business
Facts you can check
11 pages
Size
About a week
From your content to live
You
Who edits it after launch
Yours
Who owns it
Why the pricing page has no prices on it
Because any figure you publish is wrong by the time somebody reads it, and the wrong figure is worse than none. Quote a call-out fee and you will be held to it on the job that needed three hours. Quote a range wide enough to be safe and it reassures nobody.
What people are actually afraid of is not the number — it is being surprised by it. So the page answers the fear instead of the arithmetic: how you work out a price, when you tell them, and what happens if the job turns out bigger than it looked. That is a promise you can keep on every job, and it is the one thing the last plumber did not give them.
What happens next
What you actually have to do
Most of the work is already done. This is the part that involves you — including the step that costs you time.
You tell us which site you want
Message us on WhatsApp or send the enquiry form. We confirm it fits your business and what it costs before anything else happens. No sales call unless you want one.
You send us your details
Your business name, services, opening hours, phone number and any photos you already have. This is the part that takes your time — usually an hour or two — and it is the only thing the timeline waits on.
We build your version
We put your content in, set the colours and typefaces to suit your business, and send you a private link. You see the whole site working before anyone else can find it.
You tell us what to change
Read it on your phone, show it to whoever you trust, send us the changes. We would rather fix it now than after it is live.
It goes live on your address
We point it at your domain and hand over the login. Counting from the day your details arrive, that is usually about a week.
Common questions
One tap. The call and WhatsApp buttons follow the page down the screen on a phone, so your number is never something they have to go looking for.
No. The pricing page answers the surprise-invoice fear as a promise about how and when you quote — no figures that go stale, and no pretending you charge a flat rate.
Yes, set up as recent jobs rather than corporate case studies — what broke, what you did, how long it took. That is what a homeowner reads.
Yes, and it appears where a customer looks for it. Put your real one in before you go live — the demo carries an obvious placeholder on purpose.
Yes — that is the point. The demo shows the structure and the build quality; your version carries your name, your services, your photos and your copy. Colours and typography change too.
Most sites go live within about a week of receiving your content. The build itself is already done, so the time goes into your copy, your images and the details specific to you.
Yes. Every site ships with a content editor at /studio where you can change text, images, services, prices and blog posts without touching code.
That is normal and it does not block the build. Every image is optional and degrades to a clean placeholder, so the site can go live and gain real photography as it arrives.
You own the site. Hosting and technical maintenance are covered, and you can reach us on WhatsApp for changes — we will always tell you up front if something carries an ongoing cost.
from $999
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