A burst pipe and a new bathroom are two completely different customers. One wants your number in two seconds. The other wants photos, pricing and reassurance. Most plumbing websites are built for neither.
Two jobs, one website
- Emergency: number at the top, response time stated, coverage area obvious, nothing else in the way.
- Planned: a page each for bathroom installs, boiler servicing, boiler replacement and leak repairs, with photos and guide prices.
- Landlord and letting agent work, if you take it on, with certificate turnaround times.
- A short quote request form for anything that needs a site visit.
Credentials do the selling
Gas Safe registration, public liability cover and a workmanship guarantee should be on the homepage. Add your registration number where people can check it. Photos of your own finished work beat any stock image of a shiny bathroom.
Publish guide prices
A callout fee, an hourly rate and a range for a boiler service or a full bathroom will not lose you work. It filters out people shopping purely on price and it makes the enquiries you get far more likely to convert.
Local search for plumbers
- One page per service and one page per main town you cover.
- A complete Google Business Profile with correct categories and service areas.
- Reviews asked for after every job, with a reply to each one.
- Fast mobile loading. Anything over three seconds costs you calls.
Cost and timescale
Most plumbing websites we build go live inside two weeks, starting at £299 one-off with optional monthly extras from £30. Our cost guide covers what UK agencies typically charge if you want to compare.
Common questions
What should a plumber's website include?+
Emergency and non-emergency contact routes, your main services split into separate pages, the towns you cover, Gas Safe registration if you are gas qualified, recent job photos, reviews, and guide pricing for common jobs.
How much does a plumber website cost in the UK?+
Our builds start from £299 one-off with optional support from £30 a month. A bespoke plumbing website from a UK agency typically costs £1,000 to £3,500 depending on the number of service and area pages.
How do I get more emergency plumbing calls?+
Emergency searches happen on a phone, in a hurry. You need a page for emergency work in each main town, a call button pinned to the top of the screen, a fast loading site and a Google Business Profile with plenty of recent reviews.
Should I list my callout charge?+
Yes. A clear callout fee and hourly rate reduces the number of price-shopping calls and increases the number of people who ring ready to book.
Do I need a booking system?+
For emergency work, no. People will phone. For boiler servicing, bathroom quotes and planned work, a simple booking or quote request form saves a lot of back and forth.