A website for plumbers where an emergency is one tap from the phone.

Availability only as far as you can keep to it.

In an emergency, availability is the main thing the customer looks for. So claims like “round the clock” or an arrival time are stated only if you can honestly keep to them. A promise you do not keep costs more than an empty space, because it comes back in reviews.

If you are not available around the clock, we say so plainly: working hours and when you can be reached. The customer has nothing to guess and you do not get calls you cannot answer.

Call-out area.

A visible list of districts and surroundings you travel to. For local search it is the cheapest way to catch people looking for a plumber nearby. The same details belong in your Google Maps profile: if you travel to customers, you list towns and districts instead of an address. The procedure is in the article Google Maps for tradespeople.

Services the way people search for them.

Customers search for a specific problem, not a trade: “water emergency”, “boiler repair”, “bathroom renovation”. So each service gets its own section and later can have its own page. A separate page helps the search engine understand what you offer and where.

• Emergencies: what you can handle and how to reach you.
• Bathroom renovations: what they include and how they run.
• Heating: repairs, replacements, installation.
• Gas: what you do and to what extent.
• Drainage: cleaning, repairs, connections.

We list only what you actually do. Each extra service or city is extra work, so we always choose together what is most important.

Reviews and trust.

People choose a plumber mainly by reviews, not by how the site looks. So the site and the Google Maps profile have to work together: we show Google reviews on the site too, and show how to politely ask customers for them after a job.

• Ask for a review right after the job, while the customer still remembers it.
• Reply to reviews, even the poorer ones, factually and politely.
• Do not buy reviews or write them yourself, Google removes them.

A few real photographs of finished jobs make a difference. Do not use photos from the internet, the customer will recognise them.

Fast on a weak signal.

Customers call from the car, from a building site or from a spot without wifi. A site that takes long to open is a site that did not open. So we treat speed as a feature, not decoration: correctly sized photos in a modern format, no needless template code, and designed for the phone first, with big buttons and readable type. You can check it yourself, for example in Google’s free PageSpeed Insights tool. More in the article mobile websites: why speed matters.

How much a website for a plumber costs.

The price of a website does not depend on the trade, but on how much the site has to do. Indicatively, excluding VAT (we are not VAT payers, the price is final):

• A one-page website, around 7,900 CZK. One long page: what you do, your call-out area, a phone number, samples of work and a form. For a plumber with one main service it is often enough.
• A typical website, around 15,900 CZK. An intro, a separate page for each service (emergencies, bathrooms, heating, gas, drainage), a gallery of finished jobs and contact details.
• A complex website, up to 54,900 CZK. A site that has to do more than inform: for example appointment booking, a price calculator or connections to other systems. In exceptional cases up to 90,000 CZK, which is why we set the exact price only after a conversation.

What affects the price:

• Number of pages: each extra service or city is extra work.
• Features: a contact form is simple, a booking system is not.
• Photographs and text: your own photos of jobs save money, missing ones have to be taken or chosen.
• Connections: Google Maps, email marketing, accounting.

Not included in the price: the domain, hosting and any ongoing care and advertising on Google or social media, which you pay directly to Google or Meta.

The arrangement is always the same: you see the design free within three hours of the call, and only if you like it do we agree the scope and price in writing in advance. Details are in the article how much a website for a tradesperson costs.

What to prepare and how long it takes.

For the first design a call is enough: what you do and what your ideal customer looks like. But a finished site cannot be ready before the material, and that delays things most. So it pays to prepare:

• a logo (ideally as a vector, or at least in high resolution),
• photographs of your own jobs, the more real ones the better,
• a list of services with two or three sentences for each,
• your area, working hours and contact details,
• a list of districts and towns you really travel to.

If something is missing it is not an obstacle: we can propose the text and recommend or choose photographs. But more material from you means the site will be more yours. The full list is in the article what to prepare for a new website.

How long it takes: a one-page site is usually a matter of days, a typical site of weeks and a complex one longer. It depends mostly on the scope and on how quickly you supply material and approve the design. More in the article how long it takes to build a website.