Websites for plumbers that book the jobs in, not just look nice

Sound familiar?

Your phone rang four times while you were under that sink.

Rang them back at 6. "No worries, we've booked someone else."

You're paying a lead site for jobs that went to three other plumbers as well.

You've got a website. Your nephew built it in 2018. It's never brought in a single job.

Flat out in January, dead in June, and no idea what next month looks like.

A real plumber we work with: Brighton Boilers and Plumbing

Lewis Giles runs Brighton Boilers and Plumbing in Brighton. He signed up for the Growth System in September 2026. We built his new plumbing website, brightonboilersandplumbing.com, and switched on missed call text back and Google review requests from day one. In his first month, 17 new people called or sent an enquiry.

See Lewis's website

What a plumbing website actually needs

Pretty doesn't book jobs. Here's what does. Whoever builds your website, check it has all of these.

1. Your number and a call button at the top of every page. Most people find you on their phone, often with water coming through the ceiling. One tap and they're ringing you.
2. A page for every job you want more of. Boiler repairs, bathroom fitting, leak detection, blocked drains, power flushing, unvented cylinders. One page each, so Google can match you to that search.
3. A page for every area you cover. People search "plumber" plus their town. If you work in five towns, you need five pages.
4. Your badges where people can see them. Gas Safe number if you do gas, WaterSafe, CIPHE, TrustMark, your insurance. People are letting you into their house. Show them why it's safe.
5. Real photos. You, your van, finished bathrooms, a tidy boiler install. Not a stock photo of a smiling bloke with a wrench.
6. Your Google reviews on the site. The best ones near the top, and lots of them.
7. Emergency callout details. When you'll come out, and roughly what it costs. Plenty of searches are panicked ones.
8. A WhatsApp button. So they can send you a photo of the leak before you drive out.
9. Online booking and a quote calculator. For the routine stuff like boiler services and tap repairs, let people book a slot or get a rough price at 10pm without ringing you.
10. Something behind it that answers. This is the bit almost every plumbing website is missing. Keep reading.

The bit most plumbing websites are missing

A website on its own doesn't bring in work. It just sits there. What wins the job is what happens next. So every plumbing website we build comes with the Growth System:

Missed call text back for plumbers

Missed call text back for plumbers means that when a call to your business number goes unanswered, the caller gets a text from you within seconds, so they wait for you instead of ringing the next plumber.

How it works

1. You miss the call. You're under a sink, in the loft or driving.
2. They get a text in seconds from your business: "Sorry I missed you, I'm on a job. What do you need a hand with?"
3. They reply with the problem. Plenty of people would rather text than ring back.
4. The AI admin asks what's leaking, where and how urgent, gets the postcode and books the job in. You see the whole chat on your phone.

Here's what one missed call really costs. Lewis at Brighton Boilers and Plumbing has had it on since day one.

AI admin, day and night

It answers calls and messages in seconds, 7pm on a Sunday included. It asks the right questions (what's leaking, where, how urgent), gets the postcode and books the job into your calendar. You turn up already knowing what you're walking into.

Customer Reactivation

On day one, we message your past customers with an offer on their next job. They get asked for a Google review too. Plumbers have years of happy customers in their phones. That's repeat work and a pile of fresh reviews in your first week.

5★ Google reviews on autopilot

Every finished job gets a review request. If someone's not happy, you hear about it straight away, so you can put it right. See how review requests work.

One inbox and a mobile app

Texts, WhatsApp, Instagram, email and website chats all in one place. Reply, quote and take payment from your phone, with tap to pay.

Want even more work once that's running? We add local SEO, Google Ads and Meta ads on top. Here's the whole Growth System, and how we do SEO for plumbers.

What it costs

Web designers we've checked charge anywhere from about £400 to £6,000 up front for a website, plus hosting. Then it's yours, and it just sits there.

Ours works the other way round. Your plumbing website is free: 20+ pages, a new build or a redesign of the one you've got. You pay £297 a month for the system that makes it earn.

No setup fee. No contract. If it doesn't pay for itself in the first 30 days, you don't pay. For most plumbers, that's one boiler install or a couple of decent repairs a month.

Results

DWMotorworks, an independent BMW and MINI specialist in Newcastle, has held number one on Google for "BMW specialist Newcastle". A different trade, but the same game: be the one they find, and look like the safe bet when they land.

Brighton Boilers and Plumbing (formerly Giles Gas & Plumbing) is a gas and plumbing firm in Brighton and a Chrisp Design client.

We're rated 5.0 from 37 Google reviews.

How it works

1. A free 30-minute call. We pull up Google and see which plumbers are beating you in your area, and why. You leave with a plan. Use me or don't.
2. About 7 days to build. Your free website, service and area pages, and the whole system wired in. You check it before it goes live.
3. Switched on. Old customers hear from you, missed calls get a text back, and reviews start landing.

Do gas and heating too? See websites for heating engineers. Other trades are on our websites for tradesmen page.

We're based in Cramlington and work with plumbers all over the UK by phone and video call. Round here, see web design in Newcastle or the North East.

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