Website, SEO and Google Ads for plumbers

Emergencies go to whoever answers first. The website earns its money on hot water, drainage and gas work.

Who arrives at a plumber's site

Caller with a leak
Your number at the top of the page, dialling on a tap, with your hours and the suburbs you reach.
Hot water replacement
The systems you fit, what changes the price, how long a swap takes and photos of your own installs.
Recurring blockage
How you find the cause before you quote, and which drainage work your licence covers.
Agent or strata manager
A page on attending without the owner there, insurance and invoice terms.

How people hire plumbers

A plumber is found two ways. Someone with water through the ceiling picks one of the businesses on the map and rings. Someone whose hot water system is getting old reads for days, compares prices and asks two or three plumbers to quote.

You cannot win the emergency on the website. The planned jobs are where a site and its pages do the work: hot water replacement, recurring blockages, gas appliance installs and renovation rough in.

Hot water failures climb in winter, storm weeks bring blocked stormwater and roof leaks, and the Christmas break leaves call outs for the plumbers who stay open.

The work plumbers are hired for

  • Blocked drains
  • Burst and leaking pipes
  • Hot water repair and replacement
  • Gas fitting
  • Leak detection

What customers type into Google

  • emergency plumber
  • blocked drain
  • hot water system replacement
  • gas fitter near me
  • leak detection

The licence number is a legal item, not decoration

NSW requires the licensee name, the licence number with the category of work, and a business phone number in all advertising, including the internet. Queensland requires the licensed name and QBCC number. Western Australia requires the licence number in any advertisement. The licence block sits in the header or footer of every page and beside each plumbing, drainage and gas service.

Read more on the rules for plumbers:

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