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What this actually looks like, on real plumbing websites.

We are taking on our first few builds now, so there are no client case studies here yet. What we can show you is the work itself — what we look at, and what we keep finding.

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Homepage of a sample plumbing site: the phone number, the main promise, and a call button are all visible without scrolling.
The same homepage on a phone, with a full-width tap-to-call button near the top.
The contact section of the same sample site: a short request form beside the phone number and a plain list of what the company covers.
A services page from the same sample site: each service is its own labelled block with its own short description.
Homepage of a concept plumbing site in a dark theme: the headline sits over a photo of a plumber fitting a radiator pipe, with the navigation and a call button above it.
The same concept homepage on a phone, with a full-width call button under the headline.
The services section of the same concept site: three numbered services, each with its own short description.
A service section from another concept plumbing site: a heading about waking up without hot water, a plain-language explanation, and a call button beside a photo of a wall-mounted water heater.
The same hot-water section on a phone, with the call button between the text and the photo.
The reviews section of the same concept site: three short homeowner notes shown as cards.

Three decisions behind these builds

Every sample above comes out of the same three questions. They are about the business behind the site, not about anyone’s current website.

  • 01Where the phone number goes, and what happens after hours. Someone standing in water should not have to hunt for it, and the page should say what happens when it is nine on a Sunday evening.
  • 02What proof sits where the decision is made. Reviews, license and insurance where they apply, years in business, and whether you cover where they live — next to the decision, not on an About page two clicks away.
  • 03What the site has to keep up with. Services, service areas, hours and people change, and the site, the Google listing and the phone all have to keep saying the same thing.

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