Most of my work comes from word of mouth and my Google listing. Do I even need a website?

The name still gets looked up before anyone calls. Somebody hears you're good, or they spot you in the map pack, and the next thing they do is check you out. For plumbing that check happens fast, often mid-emergency. If there's nothing solid to land on, they're already dialing the next name.

I've got a Facebook page and a site my nephew built. Isn't that enough?

That's great, and that's awesome. And maybe they do an amazing job. But do you want a professional, or do you want someone that's just a hobbyist?

Will it help me show up for the towns around me, not just my city?

Yes, we do build service-area pages for other towns that will help you show up. And we also offer an SEO package if you even want to take it a level further.

Do you only build for plumbers?

No, we build for plenty of local service businesses. But this isn't the same site with the word "plumber" swapped in. The tap-to-call, the service-area pages, the pricing and financing on the big jobs, all of it comes from how plumbing customers actually behave. That's the part a generic template can't fake.

What does a plumber's website cost?

Custom sites start at $499. What yours runs depends on how many services and towns we're building out, and the full breakdown lives on the pricing page.

Web Design for Plumbers | Blessed Arc Media

The two types of customers that land on a plumber website

The emergency

This customer only cares about two things: can they find a number to call you, and do you offer emergency services. And is the number click-to-call? Most people aren't that tech savvy, so the number has to be click-to-call so they can get you on the phone as soon as possible. It's most likely an emergency, they have a burst pipe or sewage backing up into the house, and you need to make it as easy as absolutely possible.

The planned job

This is where it's important to have all the details in front of the customer. Show them exactly what you offer, in detail. Have pictures of other jobs you've done, and reviews that speak about your good work. They want to feel good about who they're choosing. Then they need a good way to contact you, and most often they feel more comfortable sending a contact form and seeing what your response will be.

With that in mind, here's how we approach building the website

There's a fine line to dance of making your website very, very easy to navigate, while at the same time making sure that it is complete.

A tap-to-call that's right in front of them

Easy to see, regardless of which page they are on.

Professionalism and trust building

You've got less than three seconds. When a customer lands on your website, they need to be able to see if you are trustworthy. Do you have reviews on your page? And does your website look up to date, or does it look like it is 10 years old?

Pricing, and should I have financing?

First of all, pricing is kind of important to have on the website, because it does give the customer more information to look at and more to base the decision off of. And as far as financing, yes, it can definitely help you make a better choice, because they may not be able to afford the repair they need, but with financing they don't have to worry about coming up with the money right now.

Having real pictures

Having real pictures, ones that don't look perfect, on your website is probably the biggest trust builder right now. With the rise of AI, I'm noticing that people are quicker to trust a picture that doesn't look as clean and manufactured.

Plumbers we've already built for

Real plumbing owners we built sites for, in their own words.

Our business is catching more business through our website. Worth it 100%.

Evan Stroud

Owner, Evans Plumbing and Repairs

Evansville, IN

I took a chance on a young company, Blessed Arc Media, to build my website for my company and WOW. Jacob went over and beyond and helped me way more than just the website but also with a lot of small technology issues I had. The website looks great Jacob, keep up the good work!

Lyle Wagler

Owner, Midwest Electric & Plumbing

Washington, IN

Amazing help with all I needed done and definitely will be using their services again in the near future.

Austin Miller

Owner, Primeline Electrical & Plumbing

Odon, IN

Some common questions that we get asked

Most of my work comes from word of mouth and my Google listing. Do I even need a website?: The name still gets looked up before anyone calls. Somebody hears you're good, or they spot you in the map pack, and the next thing they do is check you out. For plumbing that check happens fast, often mid-emergency. If there's nothing solid to land on, they're already dialing the next name.
I've got a Facebook page and a site my nephew built. Isn't that enough?: That's great, and that's awesome. And maybe they do an amazing job. But do you want a professional, or do you want someone that's just a hobbyist?
Will it help me show up for the towns around me, not just my city?: Yes, we do build service-area pages for other towns that will help you show up. And we also offer an SEO package if you even want to take it a level further.
Do you only build for plumbers?: No, we build for plenty of local service businesses. But this isn't the same site with the word "plumber" swapped in. The tap-to-call, the service-area pages, the pricing and financing on the big jobs, all of it comes from how plumbing customers actually behave. That's the part a generic template can't fake.
What does a plumber's website cost?: Custom sites start at $499. What yours runs depends on how many services and towns we're building out, and the full breakdown lives on the pricing page.See pricing

For the universal stuff, who you actually work with, how the process goes, and the fact that you own the site, that all lives here: Web design, explained

Don't hand your next emergency to the plumber down the road

The next burst pipe is already searching. The only question is whether they land on you or on whoever's site loads first and picks up. Let's make sure it's you.

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