For plumbers
Website design for plumbers in Exeter, Devon and the South West
Most plumbing enquiries start as a problem, not a browse: a leak, a boiler that has stopped, a bathroom that needs doing before a date already agreed with a builder. A visitor wants to know fast whether you cover their emergency and their area, and wants a phone number they can use immediately, not a form they have to fill in first.
A second, calmer kind of enquiry is the planned job, a new bathroom, a boiler swap, a renovation, where the visitor is comparing two or three plumbers and reading the site properly before deciding. A plumber's site needs to work for both readers without making either one wait for the other.
Which pages matter most
What a plumbers site needs to get right
Home
States coverage area and what you handle, emergency and planned work both, above the fold.
Services
Splits emergency callouts from planned work like bathroom fits and boiler swaps, so each reader finds their own answer fast.
Contact
A phone number that works on a tap, plus a form for the planned jobs that are not urgent.
Pricing
The same two fixed prices, one add-on
Five-page site
£250 one-off
Home, about, services, contact and one more page. Suits a business with one clear offer.
Ten-page site
£400 one-off
The same build standard with room for more: individual service pages, a proper FAQ page, more to show a visitor.
Something bigger
Contact us
More pages, a shop, online bookings, a customer portal, or anything that needs its own logins and integrations. Contact us and we quote for what is actually needed.
Plumbers
Plumbers questions
- Do I need to list every job I do
- No. List the categories that bring in the most work, emergency callouts, bathroom fits, boiler work, and let the enquiry form catch anything more specific. A page trying to list everything usually ends up saying nothing clearly.
- How do I show I am Gas Safe registered
- State it plainly on the home page and the about page, it is one of the first things a customer checks for boiler and gas work. A five-page site has room for this on the about page; a ten-page site can give it its own line on a dedicated services page.
- Should the phone number be the main call to action
- For emergency work, yes, put it above the fold and make it a tap-to-call link on mobile. For planned work the enquiry form works just as well, since that customer is not in a rush.
Where
Plumbers across the South West
Other trades
Built for the way each trade actually gets found
Or call and ask
Get your plumbers site started
Tell us about the business and the area you cover, and the studio comes back with a price.