£199 once. No contract. You own it.
Websites for plumbers, built before you pay.
Most people with a leak grab their phone and search. If there's no website, the job goes to the next plumber down the list. Emergencies and planned work each get a clear route, so the customer with a burst pipe and the one planning a bathroom both find their page quickly. Like it? It's yours for £199, domain included.
Then £50 a year from year two to keep it hosted, only if you want to.
Built for plumbers
What goes on your website.
Built around how people look for a plumber: an emergency section up top, then a page for each job, from leaks to bathrooms.
A page for every job you do
Each job gets its own page, so someone searching for a blocked drain or a new bathroom lands on that page, not a general one. For plumbers, that usually means:
- Emergency plumber
- Leak detection & repair
- Blocked sinks, toilets & waste pipes
- Taps, toilets & sinks
- Shower installation & repair
- Bathroom plumbing
- Hot water & unvented cylinders
- Radiators & heating pipework
Your Google reviews, front and centre
Your rating and review count sit on every page, linked to your Google listing, so someone with a leak can read your reviews before they ring.
TrustCalls and WhatsApp from every page
A call button that stays on screen for emergencies, a WhatsApp button for photos of the problem, and a quote form that opens your WhatsApp with the job filled in.
EnquiriesSet up for Google and AI search
A page for each job, business markup and plain answers to the questions people type. Plus help with your Google Business Profile, so you show up on Maps too. How we help you get found.
SearchYour own web address and hosting
Your domain registered and connected, with fast, secure hosting. Year one included.
IncludedThe example business is made up. Yours would carry your name, services, area and real Google reviews.
For plumbers
What a good plumber's website does.
Put emergencies first
Someone with water coming through the ceiling wants a number, fast. A good plumber's site puts the call button and a line on where to find the stopcock right at the top, before anything else.
1Give planned work room to breathe
Bathrooms, new radiators and boiler swaps are researched over days, not minutes. Those pages need photos of your own jobs, what's involved and roughly how long it takes, so the customer is already sold when they ring.
2Say exactly where you cover
Most plumbing searches are “plumber near me”. List the towns and postcode areas you cover in plain words, so Google and the customer both know you're local.
3What customers search for
The searches a plumber's website should answer.
Plumbing searches are often urgent, so the page a customer lands on has to answer straight away.
| When someone searches | They should land on |
|---|---|
| “emergency plumber near me” | Your home page, with the call button and a line on finding the stopcock at the very top. |
| “blocked drain” or “blocked toilet” | A drains page that says what you clear, whether you charge a call-out fee, and how fast you can get there. |
| “bathroom fitter” plus the town | A bathrooms page with photos of your own finished bathrooms and roughly how long a typical job takes. |
| “leaking pipe” or “burst pipe” | A leaks page that tells people what to do in the next five minutes, then how to reach you. |
Winter brings the emergencies
Frozen and burst pipes and leaks pile up when the weather turns, and those customers ring the first plumber they trust. Planned work like bathrooms is researched for weeks, often in the quieter months. A good site serves both: emergency first, planned work a tap away.
From our UK study
Plumbers on Google Maps: what we found.
In September 2026 we checked 7,418 plumbers listed on Google Maps across 18 UK cities and towns. 40.5% had no website on their Google listing, against 39.1% across all eight trades we looked at.
Plumbers with a website on their listing have a median of 11 Google reviews; those without have 1. It's a link, not proof that one causes the other.
| Where plumbers most often have no website | Listings | No website |
|---|---|---|
| Birmingham | 609 | 50.1% |
| Newcastle | 310 | 46.5% |
| Liverpool | 392 | 45.7% |
| Lowest: Glasgow | 365 | 31.0% |
| Greater Manchester | 1,170 | 39.8% |
Areas with at least 100 listings for plumbers (15 of the 18 we searched). Method and full tables: UK Trades Website Study 2026.
Trust
What customers check before they hire plumbers.
Plumbing work that touches gas or water is regulated, so customers often ask for proof before they book. Here's what's a legal requirement for plumbers and what's a voluntary badge worth showing. Hold any of these? We'll add them with a link to the register, so a customer can check your name in one tap.
WaterSafe
VoluntaryBrings together the approved plumber schemes (WIAPS, APHC, CIPHE and SNIPEF). Approved plumbers can do work that would otherwise have to be notified to the water company first, and give the customer a certificate of compliance.
TrustMark
VoluntaryThe government-endorsed quality scheme for work in and around the home, with a search customers can use to check a firm.
Checked against each scheme's own website, gov.uk and the Planning Portal in October 2026. Rules differ in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
How it works: we build your site from your Google listing, send you a link to look at it on your phone, and you only pay if you want to keep it. The four steps in full.
Questions
What plumbers ask us.
How much does a website for a plumber cost?
With us, £199 once, including your domain and first year's hosting, then £50 a year. For other options, see our plumber website cost guide.
Can it separate emergency call-outs from planned work?
Yes. Every plumbing site we build has an emergency section up top with your number, and separate pages for planned jobs like bathrooms.
Will it help me show up for “plumber near me”?
Nobody can promise a ranking, but a page per job, your areas and business markup give you the right foundations. Our SEO for plumbers guide covers the rest, including your Google profile.
Should I put prices on my plumbing website?
Guide prices for common jobs, or your call-out charge, help people choose you and cut time-wasting calls. If every job is different, say how you price instead. Our guide on how to price a job covers the basics.
I'm just starting out as a plumber. Is a website worth it yet?
It's one of the cheapest ways to look established from day one. See our guide to starting a plumbing business for the rest of the checklist.
Free preview
See your website before you spend a penny.
Tell us who you are and we'll build your preview from your Google listing. We'll text you the link, usually within a couple of working days.
Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm. You'll always deal with the same person.