Websites for UK plumbers, electricians & heating engineers

Your customers already found you on Google. Now let them trust you.

You've got the reviews and the Facebook page. What you don't have is a website that makes people pick up the phone instead of scrolling to the next name. Weblooms builds that — live within a week, without the agency price tag.

5 daysaverage time to launch
£1,200one-time, no contract
100%mobile-optimised builds
facebook.com/yourbusiness

Example of a poor DIY/template build — not a Weblooms site. Shown for comparison only.

A generic, cluttered plumbing services flyer-style website with clashing fonts and stock imagery — a poor DIY example, not built by Weblooms
Ben's Plumbing & Heating
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YOURTRADE.CO.UK

Ben's Plumbing & Heating

Gas Safe registered · Coventry & surrounding areas

24/7 emergency callout Free quotes
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Copper & PEX pipework — first fix Copper & PEX pipework — first fix
Under-sink installation Under-sink installation
Water heater service Water heater service
Boiler repairSame-day callouts
Bathroom fittingFull renovations
Central heatingInstall & servicing
DrainageBlockages & repairs
★★★★★

Quick, tidy, explained everything before starting. Would use again.

★★★★★

Sorted our boiler the same day we called. Fair price too.

The problem

A Google Business profile isn't a website.

It's where people find you. It's not where they decide to trust you.

01

No real credibility

A Facebook page with a logo and a phone number doesn't show your work, your credentials, or why you're better than the next name on the list.

02

Lost to competitors

The tradesperson with an actual website looks more established — even if their work isn't better than yours. That's who gets the call.

03

No control

Social platforms change their algorithms, bury your posts, and don't belong to you. A website is yours — permanently.

What you get

A site built around your actual business.

Real photos of your work, your reviews, your service area — not a generic template with your name swapped in.

Built in days

Most sites go from kickoff to live in under a week once we've got your photos and details.

Mobile-first

Most of your customers will find you on their phone. The site is built for that, not squeezed to fit afterward.

One-time fee

No agency retainer. Pay once for the build, and an optional small monthly fee only if you want us to keep hosting and maintaining it.

Who we build for

Built for the trades that keep Britain running.

Whatever your trade, the same problem applies: people search for you before they call you. We make sure what they find does the selling for you.

Plumbers Electricians Heating Engineers Handymen Roofers Bathroom Fitters Landscapers Locksmiths
★★★★★

“Since the site went live we've had customers mention finding us on Google before they even call. It looks like a proper business now.”

— Early Weblooms client, Coventry
Pricing

Simple, one-time pricing.

No contracts, no surprise invoices.

ONE-TIME BUILD
£1,200
  • Full custom single-page site, built around your business
  • Your real photos, reviews and service details
  • Mobile-optimised and fast-loading
  • Contact form and click-to-WhatsApp
  • Live within a week
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OPTIONAL
£40/mo
  • Hosting, domain and SSL handled for you
  • Content updates when your details change
  • Ongoing support
  • Cancel anytime — no lock-in
FAQ

Good questions.

How long does it actually take?+

Most sites are live within a week of receiving your photos and business details. Simpler sites can be quicker.

Do I need to already have a domain?+

No — we can register one for you, or connect one you already own.

What if I want changes later?+

Small updates are included if you're on the monthly plan. Without it, updates are billed individually.

Is there a contract?+

No. The build is a one-time fee. The maintenance plan is month-to-month and you can cancel anytime.

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