Websites for Plumbers & Heating Engineers
A plumbing website has one job: turn someone with a leak at nine at night into a phone call. Everything else is decoration.
The offer
What You Get
Three of the businesses on our books are plumbing and heating firms — JW Plumbing & Heating, Morton Plumbing and Heating, and Lewis Serv Heating. The pattern is the same every time: the enquiry arrives on a phone, often outdoors, often in a hurry, and the site has seconds to make calling easy. A slow-loading page with the number in the footer loses that job to whoever loads first.
What matters on a plumbing site is unglamorous. The number at the top and tappable. The towns you cover written out, because someone searching will not guess whether you come to their village. Gas Safe registration visible, since it is the first thing a careful customer checks. Whether you do emergencies, and what "emergency" means in practice — tonight, or Tuesday.
What does not matter is a hero video, a sliding carousel, or three paragraphs about your commitment to excellence. They cost load time, which costs calls. A plumbing site that loads in a second on 4G and makes the number obvious will beat a prettier one every time.
Everything is built and hosted in-house, on a monthly plan that includes updates and support — so when your coverage area changes or a certificate is renewed, it is a message rather than a quote.
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Common questions
Websites for Plumbers & Heating Engineers — the questions people actually ask
What should a plumber's website include?
A tappable phone number on every screen, the towns you cover in plain text, your Gas Safe number, whether you take emergency work and what that means in practice, and real photographs of your own jobs. Everything past that is optional. Most plumbing sites fail on the first two.
How much does a website for a plumber cost?
Our Launchpad site is £400 a year, and the monthly plans start at £149 including hosting, maintenance and support. Elsewhere, expect £500 to £2,000 as a one-off from a freelancer. The full prices are published rather than quoted per enquiry.
Will it help me get found for plumbing work locally?
That is what it is built for — the towns you cover in the page titles and headings, schema naming the area, and a Google Business Profile set up properly rather than left half-filled. Nobody can promise a position, but for most plumbers the profile and a fast local page do more than any amount of clever SEO.
I already have a website but it gets no calls. Can you fix it?
Often, yes, and that is usually cheaper than a rebuild. The common causes are dull: the number is not tappable, the site takes six seconds on mobile, or it never says which towns you cover. We will tell you which it is rather than quoting for a new site you may not need.
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