Emergency and scheduled work kept apart
A burst pipe and a water heater quote should not share one generic contact form. The urgent path puts the phone number first. The scheduled path collects the details you need to quote.
An emergency call answered second is a job already gone.
Burst pipes, backed-up drains, and water heater swaps each need a clear next step, even when the call comes in after hours.
Two minutes to start. You get a 30-minute founder-led review and a written next step, yours to keep either way.
Works alongside Jobber, ServiceTitan, or Housecall Pro, whichever you already run. LaniHQ connects the website, forms, missed-call follow-up, booking, reviews, and reporting into it.
For plumbers in Greater Houston, including Fort Bend, balancing emergency service, scheduled repairs, and install work across a working day.
Call captured
Urgency triaged
Technician dispatched
Work documented
Follow-up delivered
Plumbing website design with a clear job to do.
For plumbers in Greater Houston, including Fort Bend, balancing emergency service, scheduled repairs, and install work across a working day.
A page for each service you want more of
Drain cleaning, water heaters, leak detection, repiping, and fixture work each get a page that explains the job, what affects the price, and what to expect on the visit. Only the services you actually take.
Trust details you supply
License information, service hours, warranties, and genuine reviews are published when you provide and confirm them. After-hours availability is stated exactly as you staff it. Hosting, form checks, and content updates sit inside the chosen care plan.
Pages a plumbing website usually needs.
A starting outline, adjusted to the work you actually take. A page is added only when it answers a different customer need.
Emergency plumbing
Where the shutoff usually is, what to do while waiting, and the hours a person really answers. The phone number leads this page.
Water heater repair and replacement
Tank and tankless options, what decides repair against replacement, and what installation day involves.
Drain and sewer work
Clogs, camera inspection, and line repair explained in plain terms, with the signs that mean it is time to call.
Leak detection and repiping
How you locate a leak, what a repipe involves, and how the home is left afterward. Include slab leaks only if you handle them.
Start with the scope, then choose the plan.
Bring your current website, the services you want more of, your real service hours, and the way requests reach your office today. We review the gaps and agree the pages, content responsibilities, request destination, and care scope before the build.
Compare website plans and full terms
Already on WordPress and want it kept, not rebuilt? See WordPress maintenance.
Can you improve my existing plumbing website?
Yes. The review starts with the site you have: access, structure, mobile usability, content, and the request path. We recommend care, a focused redesign, or a new build, and agree what stays before quoting.
Should the phone number or a form come first?
Both, in the right places. Emergency pages lead with the number because a caller with water on the floor will not fill in a form. Quoted work such as a water heater or a repipe leads with a short request that gathers the details.
Can the website say we answer after hours?
Only as you actually staff it. If calls go to voicemail at night, the page says when someone will reply. Missed-call text follow-up can close that gap, and it is a separate system with its own scope.
Will the request form connect to Jobber, ServiceTitan, or Housecall Pro?
We check your actual account first. A supported booking link or embedded form may be enough. Creating records through an API depends on the provider, plan, and permissions, and is confirmed in scope before it is promised.
What does a plumbing website cost?
Start with the published managed website plans, which separate existing-site care, a new build, and a custom system. The agreed scope decides fit, setup, and content work. Review the ownership and cancellation terms before choosing.
Find the step losing you the most work.Thirty minutes with the founder.
We look at how people find you, what happens after they call, and which of the six steps is costing you jobs. You leave with it written down, yours to keep either way.