Plumber sites
without a weekend in the builder.

Emergency path, towns, a number that dials

A plumber’s site fails in the same three places: the number is a picture, the towns are poetry, and the emergency line is buried under a stock hero. WebSmart’s pattern is the opposite. The first screen is the tap. The service area is a list you can defend. After-hours is a sentence that is true.

We still need your facts. We will not invent a van. Site $99+$29/mo. Business if you want your own domain. Start when you are done losing jobs to the shop that answered.

Water does not wait for office hours. A renter in a cold-weather city hears the drip turn into a run, cuts the valve if they can, and searches with wet socks on. The site that wins is the one that loads, shows a real local plumber, and puts a phone under their thumb.

WebSmart builds that done-for-you website: managed hosting, clear services, your domain, and /admin when the offer list changes.

Composite scene (labeled composite)

Composite: a typical independent plumbing owner in a U.S. Midwest or Northeast metro — residential service, drain cleaning, water heaters, some remodel rough-in, maybe a small flat-rate menu on the truck, reviews on maps, and a website that either is a Facebook page or a five-year-old template with a broken form.

No invented shop name that implies they paid us. No invented revenue. Process and page shape only.

Pages we ship for plumbers

Home Problem → action. Clogged drain, no hot water, leak, slab concern if you truly handle it. Tap-to-call first. Service area second. Trust third (licensed, insured, how dispatch works) without a novel.

Use cases Drain cleaning, leak repair, fixture install, water heater repair/replace, garbage disposals, sump, repipes, gas lines only if licensed and offered, commercial only if true. Each major line should be easy to find from mobile.

Water heater Repair vs replace questions owners already ask. Brands you service. Same-day limits stated honestly.

Drain & sewer What you clear, what needs camera, what needs excavation partners. Do not promise camera if you do not run one.

About Who shows up, how quoting works, warranty posture in plain words.

Contact Phone, form, hours, emergency policy. If you charge a dispatch fee, the phone script and site should not fight each other.

Blog (Business) Shutoff valve locations, frozen pipe prevention, when a slow drain is a bigger problem. Useful beats cute.

Tap-to-call, hours, services

Plumbing buyers are often stressed. Design for stress:

• Large tap-to-call targets
• Hours visible
• “Residential” / “commercial” labeled if both exist
• City list that matches where you actually drive

After-hours: say “emergency line” only if someone answers with a real plan. “Leave a message” is respectable when honest.

Photographed scene

HTML will hold photographed work later: open cabinets, water heater closets, clean job-site etiquette, truck stock, not stock-photo actors in spotless fake kitchens as your only proof. Real mess-to-fixed sequences beat gloss if the work is careful.

Business vs Store for plumbers

Business — $249 + $49/mo is the default. Multiple service pages, water heater and drain depth, blog for seasonal issues, request forms that act booking-friendly even when final scheduling is by phone.

Site — $99 + $29/mo fits a one-truck operator who wants presence, tap-to-call, and a short services list without deep content.

Store — $399 + $79/mo fits only if you sell product shelves online — fixtures, water filters, parts packages — with catalog structure. Most service plumbers do not need Store. If every path still ends in a dispatch, do not pay Store prices for a brochure.

Process proof

1. Brief with license notes, fee policies you want public, cities, photo set. 2. AI designs and writes the plumber page set. 3. Preview — you delete services you do not offer; you fix emergency wording. 4. Live on your custom domain with SSL, hosting, CDN, mailbox path. 5. You sign in on your own website at /admin to change pages and photos (holiday hours, new flat-rate note, new truck photo). 6. Two revisions a month; extra billed; AI tends the pages.

What we measure as “done” (no fake ROI)

• Call path works on mobile
• Services match the van inventory and licenses
• Form reaches a human inbox path
• Owner can edit facts at /admin
• Domain email available through the mailbox path

Revenue claims wait for a paying client who permits a named story. Until then, this study stays process-only.

If you plumb for a living

Send the brief with what you will and will not do on a Saturday night. Choose Business unless you are sure Site is enough. Use Store only with a real catalog. WebSmart — Web Smart dot C C — websmart.cc · (347) 625-8553