Websites for plumbers
Websites for plumbers and home services
We build websites for plumbers, HVAC companies, electricians and contractors that answer what people ask with water on the floor: can you come, when, and what will it cost? Then one tap calls you or books a visit.
Showcase concept
Tri-Borough Pipe Co.
A fictional three-truck plumber with an upfront price estimator, a ZIP checker that shows the next arrival windows, a price list in plain text and a call button that never leaves the screen.
Tri-Borough Pipe Co. is a fictional business we made up to show what we build for plumbers. Open it on your phone.
Open the full siteWhat your customers look for
Emergencies call, right now
About 3 in 4 people surveyed had a home repair emergency in the past year, most often heating, cooling or plumbing. Your number sits at the top of the page and in a call button that stays on screen, with your night and weekend hours spelled out.
A price before they call
Prices for the same job vary a lot from company to company, and people are wary of surprise fees. We put your starting prices and trip fee on the page, and can add a quick estimator that turns "what's going on?" into a price range.
Do you come to my street?
Your towns and neighborhoods listed in plain words, with a ZIP check that says yes or no and shows your next open arrival windows.
Booking without the phone tag
In one homeowner survey, 80% said online booking factors into who they pick. Your book button opens the scheduling app you already use, with the job type filled in.
Proof you're the real deal
License number, insurance, your techs' names and what they're best at, recent reviews from your Google Maps listing and photos of your own finished jobs.
Built into every plumbing site
- Sticky Call and Get a price buttons on every phone screen
- Price list in plain text, with your trip fee and after-hours charge
- Optional price estimator: pick the problem, see a range, call or book
- Service area by town and ZIP, with arrival windows
- Book button tied to the app you already use (Housecall Pro, Jobber, ServiceTitan and others)
- License number, insurance and your techs' names where people look for them
- Your Google Maps listing fixed up so you show up on Google and in AI apps like ChatGPT
- Fast on any phone, private, no pop-ups and no cookie banner
What it costs
Most plumbers start with Growth: Regular price $3,900 Launch price $2,900 to start, then $399 a month. Launch pricing runs through December 31, 2026. Every website includes care: kept updated, backed up and secure, with small changes done within two business days.
Questions plumbing owners ask
What does a plumbing or HVAC website cost?
Most home service companies fit our Growth plan: $2,900 to start at launch pricing (regular $3,900), then $399 a month. That covers a website of up to 12 pages (room for a page per service and per town), fixing up your Google Maps listing, an AI check, your business info matched on Yelp, Apple Maps and Bing, and monthly site care, weekly posts, review replies and a report. Half to start, half when you go live. A smaller shop can start with Essentials at $1,650 (regular $2,200) and $199 a month.
Do I have to put my prices online?
No, but it helps. Most owners show starting prices ("leaks from $129") and their trip fee, and keep bigger jobs as "free quote". You decide what goes up, and you sign off on every number.
Can it work with my scheduling software?
Yes. Your book button links to the app you already use, like Housecall Pro, Jobber or ServiceTitan. We don't replace your dispatch system; we send people into it.
Do you work with HVAC, electricians and contractors too?
Yes. Same idea for any trade that goes to the customer: a call button, prices or a quote request, your service area, your license and your work. We change the estimator and the services to fit.
Do you only work with companies near you?
We're based in Hoboken, New Jersey, and we work with plumbers and home service companies anywhere in the US by phone and video.
Your turn.
Your move.
Tell us your business name. We'll ask the AI apps about you and send back what they say, free, with screenshots.