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Plumber web design.
Fixed price plumber web design for plumbers. £500 to build, £50 a month for everything after. Live in seven days.
Plumbing customers are almost always looking with a problem in their hand. A leaking pipe, a dead boiler, a tap that has given up before a weekend of visitors. The website that wins that work is not the prettiest one, it is the one that answers the question they already have. Are you covered by them, will they come out today, and can they actually be trusted with a key.
We build websites for plumbers at £500 upfront and £50 a month for updates, hosting and support. The scope is a six to eight page site with proper service pages, an emergency call flow that puts your number in the right place at the right size, service area coverage that satisfies both a human reader and Google, and an enquiry form for the jobs that can wait until Monday.
The £50 a month plan covers seasonal updates like frozen pipe advice in January, boiler service reminders in autumn, and price changes that used to sit on an out of date PDF nobody opened. Pair it with our Local SEO service if you want to move up the map pack for your postcodes.
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What matters for plumber websites
Built for someone standing in six inches of water.
Emergency call flow
Phone number prominent above the fold on mobile, with an honest indication of hours and how quickly you respond.
Service area pages
One page per postcode you cover, so a customer in the right patch lands on a page written for them.
Gas Safe and insurance up front
Register numbers on the page, not buried three clicks deep.
Photos of finished work
Boiler installs, bathrooms, disaster fixes. Grid layouts that respect a phone camera.
Booking form for non emergencies
Short form that filters serious jobs from the tyre kickers.
Real Google reviews
Pulled through automatically, sorted so the recent ones sit at the top.
The local picture
Emergency search is a different fight to boiler installs.
There are two plumbing markets and they behave nothing alike. Emergency search is fast, mobile, mostly map pack, and decided by proximity, review count and whether your number is tappable in the first second. Nobody reads your about page while a ceiling drips. Planned work, boilers, bathrooms, unvented cylinders, is slower, more desktop, more comparison shopping, and won on photos, credentials and clear pricing bands.
Most plumber sites try to serve both with one homepage and serve neither. We split them: a call led route for the emergency searcher and a proper service page set for planned work, each with its own copy and its own conversion.
The national competition here is British Gas, Local Heroes and the boiler finance comparison sites, all outspending you on ads. They do not win locally because they cannot be a known name in your town. Your review profile and your service area pages are the two levers that actually shift position.
The offer
The price for a plumbing site, in full.
£500 upfront, £50 a month. The £500 covers copy, design, build, hosting setup and launch. The £50 monthly plan covers hosting, security, backups, updates and any content or design change you send us. No hourly billing, no lock in contract, cancel with thirty days notice.
Straight answers
The objections plumbers raise, answered.
They ring the plumber they found first and trusted fastest. That is decided by the map listing and a page that loads instantly with your number and hours. Pages are how you become that plumber.
Being busy is not the same as being busy with the right work. A site lets you push installs and planned jobs and quietly de-emphasise the twenty pound tap washers.
Then the question is whether it loads on a phone in under two seconds and shows your Gas Safe number above the fold. If not, it is costing you calls rather than winning them.
Plumber questions
What plumbers want to know first.
Yes. Most of our plumber clients are sole traders or small teams. The offer is designed for exactly that scale.
It sits above the fold on mobile with a click to call. We test it on real handsets, not just a resized desktop.
Yes. Service area pages for the main postcodes and a coverage map or list for everything else, so both a human and Google know your patch.
Send the new prices, we update the site the same or next working day as part of the £50 a month plan.
Yes. Credentials sit on the page where a serious customer will read them, not tucked into a footer.
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