Reach you now, or plan for later
A leak or a dead fuse box needs a number in one tap. A heat pump or a solar installation needs a quote form and time to think. The site has to serve both without confusing either.
Websites for plumbers, electricians & installers
↓A website thatfills yourcalendar.
Half your visitors have an emergency and half are planning a heat pump or solar panels. Both decide in minutes. We build a site that answers both: one-tap call for the burst pipe, a quote form with photos for the planned job, the grants explained, and your service area on the map.
- Quote form with photos
- Emergency block with one-tap call
- Grants and subsidies explained
- Found on Google Maps in your region
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What your customers want
Three things a customer does on an installer's website.
Understand the grants
Nobody buys a heat pump without knowing what comes back. A page that explains which grants exist and what you handle for them wins the job, and ranks while it does.
Check that you're certified
Certifications, insurance, guarantees, the brands you install. The proof a homeowner looks for before letting someone into the house.
What we build
Everything an installer needs, on site or at the desk.
Quote form with photos
The type of job, photos of the situation, the address, through our WPStack Forms module. It lands in your inbox and on your phone, with the photos attached.
Emergency block
A clear block for urgent work: what to do first, your number in one tap, when you come. Always on the first screen, also on a phone.
Pages per installation
Heat pumps, solar panels, boilers, electrical work, ventilation: a page per installation with what it involves, what it delivers and how long it takes. The pages people search for.
Grants explained
A page per grant or subsidy: who qualifies, what it's worth, what you handle. Updated when the rules change, by you or by us.
Service plans and maintenance
Annual maintenance and service contracts as a clear offer, with a form to subscribe. Recurring work, booked from your own site.
Reviews, certifications and Google Business Profile
Your live Google reviews through the Reviews module, your certifications and brands in view, and a Business Profile with your service area, so you show up for 'plumber near me'.
The tools behind your site
Built on our own modules.
Quote forms, reviews, chat, cookie consent and e-mail on an installer's site all come from WPStack, the plugin suite we built ourselves. One panel to learn, updates we control, nothing that breaks while you're under a sink.
See what's in WPStack→How it works
From call to first quote request.
Step one01
Call
A 20-minute call about your business, the installations you want more of and how work reaches you today. You get a clear proposal the next working day.
- Call
- Proposal
- Planning
Step two02
Build
We design and build the site around your installations and your region, set up the quote form, emergency block and reviews, and show you the staging link every week.
- Design
- Quote form
- Emergency block
Step three03
Live and running
We launch, set up your Google Business Profile with your service area, and show you in 30 minutes how to change a grant page, a photo or your hours.
- Launch
- Google profile
- Training
Good to know
Questions we hear from installers.
Anything else? Ask us, we answer within a working day.
Yes, that's the whole design. The emergency block sits at the top with your number in one tap; the quote form and the installation pages serve the people who are still comparing.
You can, in a minute, from a simple panel. If you'd rather not, we update them for you as part of a care plan when the rules change.
It depends on the number of installations you cover, the regions, and whether service plans are included. After the call you get a fixed proposal with everything in it, no surprises afterwards.
No. We write them from the call and your list of installations, in your tone. You check and approve.
Most installer sites are live within three to four weeks after the call, faster if your project photos are ready.
That's what the Google Business Profile setup is for: the right categories, service area, photos and reviews. It's part of every installer site we build.
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