For plumbing businesses
Websites for Plumbers
Win the burst pipe call, then get paid before you pack up.
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Social Agencies builds websites for plumbers across the United States that win emergency and planned work. Your license number sits on every page, burst pipes and water heaters get their own pages, and the call button never leaves the screen. We add quoting and invoicing software, so the invoice goes out before you leave the job.
What we build for plumbers
A website, the software behind it, and the leads to fill it
Three parts that work alone or together, built by one team for how plumbers actually work.
- Plumber websites A fast site with your license up front and separate paths for emergencies and planned work. See how it works
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Estimating and invoicing software Estimate and invoice from the job, with job cards and a list of who still owes you. See how it works -
Lead generation for plumbers Local search, your Google Business Profile, ads and fast follow-up, for emergencies and planned work. See how it works
Sound familiar?
Where plumbing money goes missing
Four things plumbers tell us on the first call, almost word for word.
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Not found when the pipe bursts
The emergency customer chooses in seconds from the names on their phone. If you are not there, the plumber with more reviews gets the job.
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Busy weeks, then a quiet calendar
Emergency calls come in bursts. Bathroom remodels, repipes and water heater installs fill the quiet weeks, and they need a different kind of marketing.
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The urgency is gone by invoice day
The leak is fixed, the customer relaxes, and the invoice lands a week later when they have moved on. That is when payment starts to drag.
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Paperwork written up at night
Estimates, job notes and insurance paperwork get done after the last call. The work is finished, but the admin eats the evening.
Emergency searches
Why are plumbers not getting enough calls from Google?
A homeowner with water through the ceiling picks from the first few names in the map results. Those are drawn from the Google Business Profile, recent reviews and a website that makes calling a single tap.
Social Agencies fixes all of it as one piece of work, because a strong profile that leads to a weak website still loses the call.
- A Google Business Profile that is complete and kept active
- A page for burst pipes and leaks in each town you cover
- A call button that is tapped, never copied
Plumbing company
Vics Plumbing: the owner reports more calls and more work, with no paid marketing.
Social Agencies built Vics Plumbing a fast, credible website made for the phone, with tap to call, a page for each service and its credentials on show. Since it went live, the owner reports more calls and more work coming in, with no paid marketing running.
What you get
What does Social Agencies build for a plumber?
Three parts, built by one team to work together. Start with the one that hurts most, or take all three.
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Part 1
The plumber website
A hand-coded site that wins the customer on a wet floor and the one planning a new bathroom.
- Your plumbing license number on every page
- A burst pipe and leak page for each town you cover
- A water heater page covering repair, replacement and permits
- Call and text buttons that never leave the screen
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Part 2
The quoting and invoicing software
Quoting and invoicing set up around the way you already work, run from the phone in your truck.
- Parts, labor and service call fee as separate lines
- The permit priced on the same estimate
- The invoice raised on site from the accepted estimate
- One list of who still owes you, and how much
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Part 3
The leads (Google Maps and Facebook ads)
Inquiries that come to you alone, for the emergency and for the quiet weeks.
- Google Business Profile set up and kept active
- Facebook and Instagram ads showing finished bathrooms and installs
- Aimed at the neighborhoods you want to work in
- Your ad budget paid directly to Meta
One team. One system. One monthly partner. Built, run and improved by Social Agencies.
Book a callFrom the truck
Estimate and invoice from the truck, insurance paperwork included
A burst pipe often comes with a homeowners insurance claim, and the insurer wants a clear record of what failed and what was done. In many areas, replacing a water heater also needs a permit.
The quoting software Social Agencies sets up puts parts, labor and the permit on one estimate from your phone, keeps the job notes and photos with it, then turns it into an invoice when it is accepted.
- Parts, labor and service call fee as separate lines
- The permit priced on the same estimate
- The invoice out while the floor is still drying
Our own software
BlitzBooks: our own quoting and invoicing app for trades, live and in daily use.
Social Agencies built and runs BlitzBooks. Quotes, invoices, job cards, expenses and a list of who still owes you, from the phone in your truck. It is why we know how a plumbing business quotes.
Why us
Why do plumbers choose Social Agencies?
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Two front doors, emergency and planned
The burst pipe customer needs a call button now. The bathroom customer wants photos and a quote form. Every plumber site Social Agencies builds gives each its own clear path.
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Your license up front
Your license number sits on every page. A homeowner with water on the floor wants to know they are calling a licensed plumber, and checks before they call.
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Water heater and leak pages that answer the worry
Burst pipes and failed water heaters are the emergencies most homeowners search for. A page that explains repair, replacement and the paperwork tells them you can handle the whole job.
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Planned work for the quiet weeks
Bathrooms, repipes and water heater installs each get their own page, and Facebook and Instagram ads show your finished work, sent to your own site, not a lead service.
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Invoiced before you leave
The quoting software turns the accepted estimate into an invoice on your phone at the job, so you are paid while the customer is still grateful, not a week later.
Know what you are buying
Is a joined system worth more than a budget website package?
A budget package can be fine if a simple site is all you need. Here is the honest difference.
| Budget website package | Social Agencies system | |
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| What you get | A template website | A hand-built site, inquiries and quoting software working together |
| Emergency and planned work | Usually one contact page | Separate paths, with a water heater page |
| Getting found | Often left to you | Google Business Profile and area pages set up and kept active |
| From inquiry to invoice | Not covered | Estimate and invoice from the job |
| Who owns it | Check the contract | Domain, site and leads in your name |
The machine
From a burst pipe to a paid invoice, without retyping anything
Social Agencies runs the four steps as one system, so a weak link in one does not waste the work in the others.
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The search
A homeowner with water on the floor searches, and finds your map listing and your burst pipe page.
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The call
One tap calls you from the page. Every form and message lands on your phone at once.
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The estimate
Parts, labor and the permit go on one estimate, built on site from your phone.
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The invoice
The accepted estimate becomes the invoice before you pack up the truck.
No surprises
What you can count on
A fixed quote in writing first
Social Agencies gives you a fixed price in writing after a short call. Nothing is built, and nothing is paid, before you have agreed to it.
You own it all
Your domain, your website, your Google Business Profile and every inquiry are in your business's name from day one. If you ever leave, you keep everything.
Clear terms, no surprises
The monthly terms, including notice, are written into a short agreement you see before anything starts. No hidden exit fees, and you keep everything you own if you leave.
Your ad budget goes straight to Meta
Ad spend is paid directly to Meta on your own card. It never passes through us, so you always see exactly what was spent.
The Social Agencies method
How does working with Social Agencies work?
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Discover
A short call about your business, where inquiries come from today and where they get lost.
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Plan and quote
A written plan and a fixed, itemized quote. Nothing starts until you agree to it.
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Build
You get a live preview link from early on and watch it take shape, instead of waiting for a reveal.
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Launch and grow
It goes live on accounts in your name, then we host, support and keep improving it every month.
“BEST website company ever. From the start they have been so helpful designing a company website for me. Great pricing, very helpful, wil definitely recommend them to everyone i know. Great Team to work with Social Agencies. Thanks Team for the great work”
Ievan VictorVics PlumbingGoogle review
Free demo site
Your business. Your free demo.
See your new website before you pay a cent. Social Agencies builds a demo of your homepage, free, so you judge the work first.
- A real demo of your homepage, built for your business
- What your competitors are doing online, in plain words
- Where your current site is losing inquiries
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Tell us about your business
Two minutes on the form, or a quick call.
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We build your homepage demo
Your name, your services, your area. Not a template.
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You decide
Like it? You get a fixed quote in writing. If not, you owe nothing.
Get your free demo
No cost, no obligation.
Professional, efficient, and delivered exactly what we needed. The website is clean, modern and easy for our customers to use, and communication was clear throughout.
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Frequently asked questions
Do plumbers really need a website?
Yes, if you want work beyond referrals. A homeowner who gets your name from a friend still checks you online before calling, and a missing or broken website makes a licensed plumber look like a risk.
Should my plumbing license number be on my website?
Yes, on every page. Homeowners are told to hire a licensed plumber, and some states require a contractor's license number on advertising. In Oregon, for example, the Construction Contractors Board's rule OAR 812-003-0120 says written and visual advertising must show the contractor's license number.
How much does a website for a plumber cost?
It depends on the number of service and area pages and whether you take lead generation and the quoting software. Social Agencies gives you a fixed price in writing after a short call.
Do I need all three services?
No. The website, lead generation and quoting software each work on their own. They work best joined, but you can start with the one that hurts most and add the others later.
Do I own my website and my leads?
Yes. The domain, the website, your Google Business Profile and every inquiry belong to your business. If you ever leave, nothing is held back.
Do you work with plumbers anywhere in the United States?
Yes. Social Agencies is based in Portland, Oregon, and works with plumbing businesses across the United States. Everything runs over a video call, email and a preview link.
Let's talk
Talk to Social Agencies about your business.
One short call with a director. You get a plan and a fixed quote in writing before anything is built.
- You speak to a director, not a call center
- A fixed quote in writing, no obligation
- A reply within one business day