Website for plumbers
When water is dripping from the ceiling, customers do not want to read a novel. They want a plumber who answers. Your website should make it crystal clear what you do, whether you offer call-outs and how to reach you.
SnabbSajt gives you a page where emergency help, your phone number and the route to a quote come first. Then you can show plumbing services, tax deductions and your service area without making the page feel like a price list from 2009.
Someone searching for a plumber usually has water on the floor
A blocked drain or a leak is searched for on a phone, standing in the bathroom, and the customer calls the first number she can tap. So put the phone number at the top as a button, write out your out-of-hours cover and what it costs outside normal hours, and be honest about how fast you normally get there. A page that doesn't answer "can you come today" loses the job to one that does.
Bathroom renovation is the other half of the same business
Alongside the emergencies sit the planned jobs: bathrooms, heat pumps, riser replacements, kitchen installs. There the customer compares for weeks and reads for something entirely different - that you work to the trade's wet-room standard, that you issue the certificate, what the guarantee covers and roughly how long a bathroom takes with you. Give those jobs their own blocks with photos of finished bathrooms, not a line in a service list.
Put the call-out fee and hourly rate up before she calls
The most common bad experience in this trade is a bill that came in at twice the expectation. Write out what the call-out costs, what the hourly rate is, how you charge part-hours and that materials come on top. You lose the customers who'd have argued about price anyway and win the ones who want a tradesperson who doesn't surprise them. Prices come from your own list - SnabbSajt never invents a figure.
Areas, deductions and proof that you're the real thing
List the municipalities you drive to by name - "we work across the county" matches no search. Write a short box about the ROT deduction on labour and how you show it on the invoice, without calculating the customer's personal cap for her. And put your registration, insurance, accreditation and company number where they can be seen: that's exactly what a homeowner checks before letting anyone in with tools.
Why you need a website
- Services: plumbing, leaks, bathrooms, heating
- Emergency call-outs and a phone number shown clearly
- Quote requests straight to you
- The ROT deduction explained so the price is clear
- Service areas so the right customers find you
What's included
A dependable plumbing website with emergency help and quotes.
- Ready-made website
- Colours & typography
- Services & pricing
- Frequently asked questions
- Contact form
- AI that knows your business
- Quote request
- Service areas
Frequently asked questions
Yes. You can highlight call-outs and a tap-to-call number up top so customers reach you immediately.
Ready to get started?
Describe your business and we build your website in minutes. Everything stays editable afterwards.