Websites for plumbing and heating businesses
At Heizung-TS, a plumbing and heating service, the old website took six seconds to load. The new one is there in just over a second, and enquiries are pre-sorted automatically in the background.
How it usually looks
In plumbing and heating, three very different enquiries come in through the same site. Someone replacing their heating has many questions about technology, cost and subsidies and compares for a long time. Someone planning a new bathroom wants to see pictures. And someone with a burst pipe searches on their phone at night for a number. A site that treats all three the same usually loses the one in the biggest hurry.
What matters for plumbing & heating
Explain heating and heat pumps clearly
Which heating suits which house, how does a replacement work, how long are you without heat? A page that answers this honestly pre-sorts: the people who get in touch have understood what it is about. Subsidy conditions change often — we would rather link to the official source than leave outdated figures standing.
Emergency service with one tap
If you offer an emergency service: number and service area right at the top, dialable directly on a phone, without a detour through a form. This enquiry is the most urgent and the easiest to lose.
Show bathroom renovations, do not describe them
With bathrooms, pictures decide. Before-and-after from your own jobs, with a short note on duration and scope, is more convincing than any text about quality.
Pre-sort enquiries
If the form asks for heating type, approximate year and a photo of the type plate, you already know what it is about on the first call back. At Heizung-TS, enquiries arrive pre-sorted like this automatically.
A form that only asks for name, email and message almost always leads to two or three follow-up questions on heating enquiries before an appointment is made. Every follow-up is a chance for the customer to have contacted someone else in the meantime.
Which pages you need
A workable starting point. Not every point applies to every business — we settle that in the first conversation.
- 01Homepage with emergency service and service area
- 02Heating and heat pumps
- 03Bathroom renovation with pictures
- 04Maintenance and customer service
- 05Emergency service, if offered
- 06Careers with open positions
- 07Contact with enquiry form
Heizung-TS
Plumbing and heating service
The old site took six seconds to load. On a phone, people left before anything appeared at all.
Rebuilt, with automated enquiry handling behind the scenes. The site now shows up in just over a second.
Frequently asked
Does load time really matter?
Especially for emergencies. Someone searching on their phone with water in the basement will not wait six seconds. At Heizung-TS load time dropped from six seconds to just over one — noticeable exactly where things are urgent.
What does a website for a plumbing and heating business cost?
A web presence with the key service pages starts at €1,690. An enquiry form that pre-sorts automatically is added as an automation, a single workflow from €890. You get a fixed price after a short conversation.
Can the site separate emergency enquiries from normal ones?
Yes. Emergencies go by phone via their own number or button, everything else via the form. Mix the two and you get emails at night that are only read in the morning.
Does the website help with recruiting too?
Yes. Anyone reading a job ad almost always looks at the business’s website next. A careers page with real pictures from the business, clear details on hours and work area, and a short application without a cover letter lowers the barrier considerably.
A website for your business?
Describe briefly what you have in mind. You get an honest assessment of effort, duration and cost — and a hint if something else fits better.
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