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Web design for plumbers and heating engineers

A burst pipe and a new boiler are not the same customer.

One needs you in the next hour and will not read a word. The other is spending two thousand pounds and wants to understand the options. Most plumbing websites are built for one and lose the other.

  • From £400
  • Built for emergency and considered jobs
  • Content written for you

The problem

The two journeys your site has to run at once

This is the defining problem of a plumbing website, and it is solvable.

  • The emergency: seconds, not minutes

    Water is coming through a ceiling. They will try three numbers until one answers. Nothing on your site matters except how fast they can find a number and tap it, not your history, not your service list, not your gallery.

  • The boiler: weeks, and a lot of reading

    A replacement boiler is a considered purchase. They want to know which makes you fit, what the warranty is, whether there is finance, how long you will be in the house, and what it will roughly cost. They will compare you against a national installer with a slick quote tool.

  • The registration question is non-negotiable

    For anything gas, customers have been told for years to check the engineer is on the Gas Safe Register. Your registration number should be visible and correct, because a proportion of your customers genuinely will check it.

  • Heat pumps have changed the conversation

    Whether or not you fit them, customers are asking. A page that explains plainly whether a heat pump suits their house, including when it does not, earns more trust than silence does.

What it needs

What the website needs to do

Serve the emergency in one tap and the boiler buyer in one page.

An emergency route that never moves

The number fixed at the top on mobile, tappable, with your actual hours next to it. If you do not do out-of-hours, say so. Being honest about it is better than a missed call at 2am.

A boiler page that answers everything

Makes you fit, warranty lengths, what a typical installation involves, how long it takes, finance if you offer it, and what happens to the old one. This is the highest-value page on the site and usually the thinnest.

Your registration, correct and visible

Number included, current. It costs nothing and it is the reassurance this trade is bought on.

Structure

The pages we would build

  • Home

    Emergency number at the top, what you do, where you cover.

  • Emergency plumbing

    Hours, response, what to do while waiting. Turning the stopcock off is genuinely useful advice and people remember who gave it.

  • Boiler installation and replacement

    The considered-purchase page. Give it the room it deserves.

  • Boiler servicing and repairs

    Seasonal, repeatable, and searched for by name.

  • Bathrooms

    If you fit them, this is a different customer again and wants photographs of finished bathrooms.

  • Heat pumps and renewables

    Where you do this work. An honest explanation of suitability beats a sales page.

  • Areas covered and contact

    Named places, and every way to reach you.

Mistakes

What loses the job

  • Hiding the phone number on mobile

    The commonest and most expensive mistake in this trade. On an emergency search the number is the website.

  • A one-line boiler page

    "We install boilers" competes against a national firm offering a fixed price in sixty seconds. You will not win on price, but you can win on being local, contactable and clear, and that takes more than a line.

  • Vague hours

    "24/7 emergency callout" when you mean "I answer the phone if I am awake" produces angry reviews. Publish what you actually do.

Work

Sites we have built

View the J.J. & A.W. Skeet case study
jjandawskeet.co.uk
Homepage of the J.J. & A.W. Skeet website designed by Malnor

J.J. & A.W. Skeet

Surfacing & groundworks

Surfacing and groundworks across Ryedale, York and Scarborough. Built to prove a family firm is exactly that.

View the A & J Plant Sales case study
ajplant.co.uk
Homepage of the A & J Plant Sales website designed by Malnor

A & J Plant Sales

Plant & machinery sales

A filterable machinery listing with a page per machine and a sold archive, run entirely by the dealer.

Pricing

What it costs

The same published prices as everyone else pays. No sector premium.

Essential

Up to 5 pages

£400

  • Designed for your business, not a template
  • Every word written for you
  • Fast on a phone, where most people find you
  • Enquiries land straight in your inbox
  • Built so Google can read it
  • Domain, hosting and email sorted
  • One round of revisions

Recommended

Complete

Up to 10 pages

£800

  • Everything in Essential
  • A page per service, so each one can rank
  • An areas page, so nearby customers find you
  • A fuller work section to win the job
  • More internal linking between pages
  • One round of revisions

Advanced

Bespoke build

£1,200+

  • Everything in Complete
  • Built around what your business actually does
  • Filterable listings, bookings or directories
  • Connected to systems you already use
  • Scoped and quoted before anything starts

Need a page or two more than the package allows? We will quote for the extra pages before you commit to anything, so you know the full cost up front. See the full comparison.

FAQs

Questions from plumbers and heating engineers

Can I compete with the big national boiler companies?

Not on their terms, and you do not need to. They win on process and finance; you win on being local, on the customer speaking to the person who will actually be in their house, and on being there next year when something needs adjusting. Say that plainly and it lands.

Do I need to list every boiler brand?

List the ones you actually install and are accredited for. Naming three you know inside out is more convincing than a wall of logos.

Should I take enquiries by WhatsApp?

For plumbing, yes. A photograph of the leak or the boiler badge saves a visit and speeds up a quote. We build it in wherever you want it.

What about heat pumps if I do not fit them?

Say so honestly and explain why. Customers ask, and a straight answer builds more trust than pretending the question is not being asked.

Advice

Worth reading

How we build websites

Ready for a better website?

Tell us what the business does and what you need the site to do. You will get a straight answer on what it costs and how long it takes, not a discovery call.