Do you do this kind of job?
A homeowner searching for a leaking stopcock or a blocked waste wants to see that job named. A single “all plumbing work” paragraph makes them guess. Separate pages for the jobs you want let them confirm it quickly.
Websites for plumbers · Business-in-a-Box
Websites for plumbers that answer the questions before the phone rings.
We build and manage plumbing websites around the work you actually want: leak repairs, bathroom installs, outside taps, cylinders or whatever your mix is. Customers can see what you cover, check your area and get in touch on a phone. The site connects to the enquiry, follow-up and review tools in the £197/month Business-in-a-Box.
£197/month for the complete package. No setup fee. No website fee. No contracts.
BEFORE THEY GET IN TOUCH
What a customer checks before calling a plumber.
Someone with water coming through the ceiling and someone planning a new bathroom need different answers. A good plumber website separates those visits and gives each one a clear next step.
Do you cover my area?
List the towns and postcode areas you genuinely travel to, and say if urgent work has a tighter radius. Customers outside it can move on, and you avoid calls you would have to turn down.
Can I see work like mine?
Photos of your own finished bathrooms, cylinder installs or neat pipework do more than stock images. We build galleries and project notes from photos you are happy to publish.
How do I get hold of you right now?
Most plumbing searches happen on a phone. Your number, a short quote form and an out-of-hours note sit where a thumb can reach them, so an urgent visitor is not hunting for a contact page.
A PAGE PLAN BUILT AROUND YOUR WORK
The pages a plumbing website usually needs.
Your services decide the page plan. This is a typical starting point for a domestic plumbing business. We drop what you do not offer and add what you do.
- 01
Leak and burst pipe repairs
What counts as urgent, what the customer should do while they wait (turn off the stopcock) and how to reach you.
- 02
Bathroom installations
What you handle yourself, whether you work with tilers or electricians, typical stages and what you need to quote.
- 03
Taps, toilets and general repairs
The small jobs many plumbers want for repeat customers. Say whether you have a minimum charge or visit fee policy.
- 04
Blocked drains and wastes
Which blockages you clear and when a drainage specialist is the better call, so customers know before they ring.
- 05
Hot water cylinders
Vented and unvented work, replacement versus repair, and the qualifications you hold for unvented systems.
- 06
Outside taps, appliances and pipework
Washing machine and dishwasher connections, outside taps and pipework alterations during kitchen or utility refits.
- 07
Areas you cover
One clear coverage page with your towns and postcode districts, not dozens of near-identical town pages.
- 08
Reviews and recent work
Real Google reviews and project photos, linked so customers can check them for themselves.
A 20–30 page website, not a one-page template.Built around your services, real work and coverage, then connected to your enquiry tools.
How our trade websites workREAL WORK YOU CAN LOOK AT
Plumbing websites we have built.
These are live client websites. They show what we built, not promises of rankings, enquiry numbers or future results for your business.
IQ Plumbing London
A plumbing and heating website with emergency services, boiler information and dedicated pages for local customers.
Visit IQ Plumbing London
AN Plumbing Services
A plumbing business website built around the services customers need and the areas the business covers.
Visit AN Plumbing Services
Gastech
A heating and plumbing website built around Dean’s local services, work photographs, customer reviews and a straightforward callback form.
Visit Gastech
Premier Heating
A heating website covering boiler installations, repairs and servicing, alongside plumbing and bathroom services.
Visit Premier HeatingPROOF CUSTOMERS LOOK FOR
Credentials worth showing, if you hold them.
We only add memberships, registrations and insurance you can evidence. These are the ones plumbing customers commonly look for.
- WaterSafe or an approved plumber scheme membership (for example through APHC or CIPHE)
- Gas Safe registration, only if you carry out gas work and your registration covers it
- Unvented hot water qualification for cylinder work
- Public liability insurance and the level of cover
- How long you have been trading and the area you are based in
- Your Google Business Profile reviews, linked rather than copied
FROM VISIT TO ENQUIRY
Quote form questions that help a plumber decide what to do next.
Short enough to finish on a phone, specific enough that you can call back with a sensible first answer.
How our quote forms work- What is the problem or job? (leak, blockage, new bathroom, cylinder, other)
- Is water currently leaking or is the supply off?
- Postcode of the property
- A photo of the problem area, if they can take one safely
- Best phone number and when they can talk
- Are they the owner, tenant or landlord?
STRAIGHT ANSWER ON PRICE
What a plumber website costs with UK Trade Leads.
See everything in the £197/month packageA plumbing website is included in the £197/month Business-in-a-Box (usually £297). There is no setup fee and no separate website fee. You keep the website, there is no contract, and you can cancel anytime. A 30-day money-back guarantee applies.
The monthly price also covers the parts most plumbers end up paying for separately: a business phone number with missed-call text-back, a shared inbox for calls, texts and messages, a CRM, review requests and Google Business Profile setup. If you only want a website and already have the rest working, our guide to website costs for trades sets out the other routes honestly.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Questions plumbers ask us.
Anything specific to your business? Bring it to the call and we’ll work through it.
Book a quick callDo I need a website if I already get work from Checkatrade or word of mouth?
Not always. If your diary is full from referrals, a website mainly helps people who have been recommended to you check that you are real and find your number. If you want more control over the jobs you get, your own site and Google Business Profile let customers find you directly rather than through a paid directory listing.
Can the site show emergency and planned work differently?
Yes. Urgent leak and repair pages can lead with your phone number and what to do while waiting. Bathroom and installation pages can lead with photos, stages and a quote form. You decide which jobs appear and whether you take out-of-hours calls.
Will you write the pages for me?
We draft the pages from a short call and the details you give us, then you check them. Qualifications, prices, areas and job types must be accurate for your business, so nothing goes live until you have read it.
Can you make separate pages for every town I cover?
We usually recommend one strong coverage page plus service pages over many copies of the same page with a different town name. Google’s guidance treats near-duplicate location pages as low value. If you have real work and something different to say about an area, a dedicated page can make sense.
Can you use my existing domain and website?
Yes. We review what you already have. If the existing domain has history and the site works on a phone, keeping the domain and improving the site is often the sensible route. We handle redirects if pages move.
Will this get me to the top of Google for plumber searches?
No one can promise rankings. A clear, fast site with real service pages, an accurate Google Business Profile and genuine reviews gives Google and customers the information they need. Results depend on your area, competition and reviews, and take time.
BETTER WHEN THE PIECES JOIN UP
What works alongside your website.
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Want to see what your plumbing website could look like?
Book a quick call. We will look at how customers find you now, which jobs you want more of and what the first version of your site should include.
15 minutes. Plain English. No pressure.