Websites for plumbing companies
It is 2am and there is water on the floor. Be the first call.
Custom-coded sites for plumbing companies — built for a panicking homeowner holding a phone in one hand and a towel in the other.
Sound familiar?
The three ways most sites lose customers
Emergency searches happen on a phone, at night, one-handed — and your site asks that person to pinch-zoom to find a phone number.
The number printed in your header doesn't match the number the tap-to-call link actually dials, so some of those calls go nowhere.
Every competitor says '24/7 emergency service', so it has stopped meaning anything and the homeowner just calls whoever loads first.
What we build
A site built for how Plumbing customers actually buy
The same senior craft as every Code Works Media build, aimed at the moments that win your industry.
A call bar that never scrolls away
One thumb-sized tap target, fixed to the bottom of the screen on every page. The single highest-leverage element on a plumbing site, and most of them don't have it.
What to do right now
Where the shut-off valve is, how to stop the flooding, what not to touch. Genuinely useful in the first ninety seconds — and the reason they trust you enough to call.
A page per job, not one Services page
Drain clearing, water heaters, repipes, sewer lines, gas lines, leak detection. People search the specific problem they have, so each one gets its own page.
Honest numbers before the call
Call-out fee, after-hours rate, and how a quote is reached. Publishing this loses the price-shoppers and wins the people who were afraid to ring.
Non-emergency booking that runs itself
A water-heater replacement doesn't need a phone call at all. A simple request form captures the job while your techs stay on the tools.
Fast on the worst connection in the house
Hand-coded and pre-rendered, so the page opens in a basement on one bar while a competitor's page is still loading a slider.
How it works
Four steps. About two weeks. Zero mystery.
You always know what’s happening, what’s next, and what it costs. Here’s the whole process.
- 01
Call
A 20-minute intro call. You talk about the business; we tell you exactly what we’d build, what it costs, and when it ships. No deck, no pressure.
- 02
Design
We design around your customer’s next click, not our portfolio. You review real pages — not wireframe puzzles — and we revise until it’s right.
- 03
Build
Senior engineers hand-code every page. Fast, accessible, secure — the invisible work that decides whether visitors stay or bounce.
- 04
Launch
We launch, measure, and stick around: training, analytics, and a 30-day tune-up window come standard with every build.
Questions
Plumbing owners usually ask
Can you make sure the emergency number is right everywhere?
Yes — and it's worth checking your current site today. A header number that doesn't match its own tap-to-call link is one of the most common faults we find, and it silently drops calls.
Should we really publish our call-out fee?
Your call, and there's a real trade-off. It costs you some price-shopper calls and wins you the homeowners who won't ring a number without knowing what answering costs.
Do we need a booking system?
Usually not at first. A short request form and a real phone number outperform a booking calendar for emergency work — we'd rather not sell you software you won't use.
Free, and actually free
See what your site is costing you
Before we talk about a rebuild: put in your address and see what is actually wrong with the site you have. Most plumbing sites we check have at least one fault costing them calls.
Rather just talk? Email us — we reply to every inquiry within one business day.
Free, no email required to see the results. Takes about twenty seconds.