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Plumber websites for $0 down

When a pipe bursts, nobody reads a long page. They want to know you fix it, you come to their town and how fast they can reach you. A plumbing website should put your number in front of them in one tap.

What a plumbing website needs

  • Your phone number at the top of every page, tap to call
  • Services named the way people search: drain cleaning, water heaters, leak repair, repiping
  • The towns and areas you serve
  • Emergency and after-hours info, only if you offer it
  • License and insurance details
  • A quote request form for the jobs that can wait
  • Your Google reviews, linked

Pages that match how people search for a plumber

People search for the problem, not the trade: "water heater replacement", "clogged drain", "sump pump repair". On Standard or Plus, your main services can each get their own section or page, written the way customers describe the problem.

We write the copy from a few quick questions, using what you actually do and where you actually work. No made-up years in business or service promises you don't make.

Which plan fits your plumbing business

  • One Page, $69 a month: a one-truck plumber. Services, service area and a big call button on one page.
  • Standard, $99 a month: Home, Services, Service Area, Reviews and Contact, with 4 changes a month.
  • Plus, $149 a month: up to 10 pages, so your bigger services and towns can each have a page.

Pricing

$0 down. One monthly price.

Compare plans
  • One Page$69/mo1 page · 2 changes a month
  • Standard$99/moUp to 5 pages · 4 changes a month
  • Plus$149/moUp to 10 pages · 8 changes a month

12-month plan, then month to month. Your first payment happens at launch.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Something else? Email hello@skoshsites.com.

Will my website show up on Google?

Every site is built with the basics Google looks for: fast pages, clear service and town names, and a sitemap. We can't promise rankings. For Google Maps and ads, see our Get found on Google page.

Can customers send photos of the problem?

The contact form keeps it short on purpose: name, phone or email and a message. Customers can text you photos once you call them back.

Can you show that I'm licensed and insured?

Yes. Send the details you want shown and we'll put them where homeowners look.

How do I add a new service or town?

Send a change request from your phone. Adding a service or a town to your service area is one change.

See your new homepage tomorrow.

Ten minutes now. A private preview in 24 hours. $0 down.

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