Plumber & Electrician
A plumbing and heating firm sold on turning up: the two-hour window on the first screen, from-prices per job, and an urgent form that gets a call back within the hour.
Your services, your prices, photos of your work, and an enquiry form that asks the right questions.
Most trade websites exist so that someone who was given your number can check you are real, see what you charge, and send the job. This one does that, and asks what is wrong and where it is in the first message, so you are not quoting blind.
Building your site, pages and blog are free forever. Online booking is not - it needs Starter ($14.99/mo). The 14-day free trial covers it, and starting the trial needs a card. That tier covers 5 staff and 100 bookings a month; Growth Business raises both. A site that only takes enquiries runs on the free plan.
Before you start the trial
What it replaces
A service list with a price or a from-price against each line. The jobs where a price cannot be promised say so, which reads more honestly than hiding every number.
A gallery for finished jobs. For a builder or a landscaper the photographs are the sales pitch; the page is built around them rather than around paragraphs.
The form asks what is happening and where it is, not just for a name and a number - so the first message is one you can price, instead of a phone tag opener.
A garage takes MOT slots and a pest controller takes visits; a roofer mostly does not. Online booking is there to switch on for the trades that use it, with deposits if you take them.
Your area, opening hours and phone number marked up the way local search reads them, plus a block for your Google Business Profile and review links.
Most of your visitors are on a phone, often standing in the problem. The number is tappable, the form is short, and the pages stay fast on mobile data.
Pull-quotes from real customers next to the work they are about, and a link that takes a happy customer straight to the review form.
Prices move, vans change, a new service gets added. Edit it from your phone in the evening rather than emailing someone and waiting.
Live in an afternoon - no code, no plugins.
Plumber, cleaner, builder, mechanic, landscaper, roofer or pest control - each starts from a design made for that work, not a generic business page with the nouns swapped.
List what you do with prices or from-prices, add photos of finished jobs, and say where you work. The enquiry form asks what is wrong and where it is, so you can quote from the first message.
The site is live on a free plan with enquiries working. If you book slots - services, MOTs, treatments, site visits - switch on online booking when you are ready.
Hand-picked designs for this kind of business - customise any of them.
A plumbing and heating firm sold on turning up: the two-hour window on the first screen, from-prices per job, and an urgent form that gets a call back within the hour.
A small cleaning company: the same cleaner every week, a fixed price per visit on the first screen, and the room-by-room sheet that says exactly what is included.
A roofing firm that shows you the roof before you pay for it: a free inspection, a numbered photo report with a price beside each finding, storm calls seven days.
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Not sure how many pages you need? We counted 115 small business sites - three pages are the same everywhere, and the fourth depends on your trade.
Build and publish your site for free, with no card. A website for your trade business needs Starter, free for 14 days on the trial, and you can cancel any time.
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