Emergency and routine services
Present drain repair, water heaters, leaks, repiping, and planned installations as distinct customer paths when your business provides them.
A plumbing website built for calls, quotes and local trust.
A useful plumbing website helps visitors find the right service, check whether you cover their area, and contact you quickly. Here is what a custom build should include, what Recover charges, and where a DIY template may be enough.
PUBLISHED WEBSITE PACKAGE
$1,497
One-time Custom Growth Website package. Optional care and broader growth services are separate offers. Confirm the scope and payment terms during intake.
What you're buying
Responsive pages, business-specific structure, contact forms, analytics, and technical on-page SEO foundations. Integrations and any additional deliverables must be agreed in the project scope.
See full website package →Four things a plumbing website should do
Calls and quote requests
Make the primary contact action obvious on a phone, with forms that capture customer details and service needs.
Local search foundations
Structured page titles, readable service information, crawlable links, metadata, and location details for areas your business actually serves.
Ownership and launch checks
Define domain, content, analytics, handoff, and maintenance scope before launch. No rankings or lead volume are guaranteed.
Questions before you buy
How much does a plumbing company website cost?
Recover's published Custom Growth Website package is $1,497 one time. The final scope, number of pages, specialized integrations, and optional ongoing services should be confirmed before purchase.
Should a plumber use a DIY template or a custom site?
A template can be a lower-cost fit for a small brochure site if you can manage the content yourself. Custom work is better suited to businesses needing different service paths, clear contact flows, or integration work.
Does a new website guarantee Google rankings?
No. Search visibility depends on competition, search demand, the business's real service area, content quality, and Google's indexing and ranking decisions.
Can I start without an existing website?
Yes. Recover's intake asks about the business, service area, goals, and the contact person. You can indicate that you do not have a website yet.