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    Web design for plumbers

    Plumbing customers arrive in two very different states of mind. One has water coming through a ceiling and wants a phone number they can tap in under three seconds. The other is planning a bathroom and wants to see finished work, understand the process and know you turn up when you say you will. A plumber's website has to serve the panicked visitor first without losing the planner.

    The pages a plumber's website needs

    • Home page with the phone number visible before any scrolling
    • Emergency call-outs — what you cover and when you're available
    • Boilers and heating (with Gas Safe registration shown, if you hold it)
    • Bathroom installations with photos of your own completed jobs
    • Areas covered, listing the villages as well as the town
    • Contact page with a short form for non-urgent enquiries

    Getting the enquiry

    Tap-to-call as the primary action on mobile, a WhatsApp or text option for photos of the problem, and a short form for quotes that aren't urgent. Long multi-step forms lose plumbing enquiries.

    Mistakes we see on plumbers' websites

    • Hiding the phone number in a footer or behind a contact page
    • Stock photos of American bathrooms instead of your actual work
    • No mention of registration numbers or insurance, which is the first thing a cautious customer checks
    • No clear statement of hours, so emergency callers ring someone else

    Questions we get asked

    Do I need a separate page for emergency plumbing?

    It usually helps. Emergency searches are their own type of search, and a page that answers 'are you available now and how fast can you get here' converts much better than a general services page.

    Should I show prices?

    Only what's genuinely fixed, such as a call-out charge or hourly rate. Made-up 'from' prices cause arguments later; being upfront about how you quote builds more trust than a number you can't stand behind.

    Plumbers by town

    Ready to talk about your plumber website?

    Give me a call or send a short message about the work you do and where you cover. No sales script, just a straight answer on what would help.