A page per service
Boiler installs, servicing and repairs, bathrooms, leaks, blocked drains, unvented cylinders, landlord gas safety checks. Each one written for the searches customers make.
Websites & SEO for plumbers and heating engineers
Fewer tyre-kickers.
More boiler installs.
A website that tells local customers what you fix, where you work and what it roughly costs, so the calls you get are the jobs you want. Built for £200 and hosted for £20 a month.
Get a plumbing website for £200 ↗Customers decide
before they ring.
Someone with a dripping ceiling wants to know three things fast: do you cover their area, can you come soon, and roughly what will it cost. Someone planning a new boiler or bathroom wants to see your work, your reviews and your Gas Safe registration.
A Checkatrade or Facebook page answers some of that. Your own site answers all of it, puts your best jobs first and lets you choose which work to push.
What goes on your site.
Gas Safe and insurance
Your Gas Safe number with a link to the register, plus insurance and guarantees, shown where customers look for them.
Quote from photos
A short form that takes the job type, postcode and photos, so you can price small jobs without a visit.
Areas and call-out details
The towns you cover, your hours, and whether you take emergency call-outs.
Reviews and real work
Your Google reviews and photos of your own installs.
Google Business Profile help
Categories, services and areas set up properly, because most local plumbing jobs start on Google Maps.
SEO for
plumbers.
Local SEO for a plumber comes down to a complete Google Business Profile, a steady stream of genuine reviews, a website page for each service you want more of, and the same business details everywhere you are listed. Every Founders’ Offer site includes the technical set-up: titles and descriptions for your services and towns, a sitemap in Google Search Console and local business structured data.
Ongoing SEO and extra service pages can be added once you are live.
On a job when
the phone rings?
Our AI phone assistant answers when you cannot, takes the job and postcode, flags emergencies and texts you a summary. It never gives plumbing or gas advice. Anyone reporting a gas smell is told to call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999.
Questions
plumbers ask.
What should a plumber’s website include?
A page for each main service you want more of (for example boiler installs and servicing, bathroom fitting, leak repairs, emergency call-outs), the areas you cover, your Gas Safe number if you do gas work, reviews, photos of your work and a quick quote form that accepts photos.
How do plumbers get found on Google?
Mostly through the map results. A complete Google Business Profile with recent reviews does the most, and your website backs it up by showing Google which services you offer and where.
Can I show my Gas Safe registration?
Yes. If you do gas work you must be on the Gas Safe Register by law, and showing your registration number with a link to the public register reassures customers. We add it to every page.
Should I list emergency call-out prices?
If you can, a clear call-out fee and hourly rate cut down time-wasting calls. If prices vary too much, say what affects them and offer a quick quote from photos.
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