For plumbing contractors
Homeowners are searching for a plumber in your town right now. Most of them aren't finding you.
We build the website, finish your Google profile, and put a CRM behind it that texts back every missed call in 60 seconds. Built for plumbers who can't answer the phone at 2am.
$62K
Job booked while nobody answered
90 sec
To audit your site
$450/mo
Flat. No setup fee.
Month 4
Real traction starts
What plumbing homeowners actually search
When a homeowner needs a plumber, they search for something specific. "Emergency plumber near me" is a different search than "water heater replacement cost," and both are different from "drain cleaning service." Each one is a different homeowner with a different problem at a different urgency level. If you have one page listing eleven services, Google has to match all of those searches to that one page. It can't, so it doesn't. A competitor with one page per service wins every time.
"Emergency plumber near me"
They need someone right now and are calling the first three results.
"Water heater replacement cost"
Comparing options and pricing before committing.
"Burst pipe"
Goes to whoever answers. Every second counts.
"Drain and sewer line"
Homeowners get multiple quotes. First to follow up wins.
"Water heater repair Kansas City"
The ones that actually turn into booked jobs.
"Repipe plumber Gettysburg"
Searching for exactly what you do exactly where you do it.
Having a page for each one gives Google something specific to rank and gives the homeowner a page that talks about their exact problem. The plumber who shows up for "water heater replacement Kansas City" with a real page about water heater jobs in Kansas City beats the one with a generic homepage every time. Read why your site might not be showing up at all.
We build those pages. One per service, one per town, written around what homeowners in your area actually type. Not a template with the town name swapped in. Real pages about real work you've done in real places.
What breaks in a plumbing business specifically
The phone rings at 2am. A homeowner has water pouring through their ceiling. Emergency plumbing work goes to whoever picks up first. Here's where the revenue disappears.
The 2am emergency call
You're asleep. By the time you see the missed call at 6am, they've already called three other plumbers and booked the one who answered. A missed call at 2am isn't a lead that went cold. It's a job that never existed for you.
Under a sink when the phone rings
You're wrist-deep in a wet crawlspace or cutting into a wall to find a leak. You physically cannot answer without stopping the job. Every call you miss is a homeowner already calling the next plumber on Google.
The estimate that went quiet
You did the site visit, sent the quote for a repipe or water heater install, and moved on. Chasing that estimate is somebody's whole job and nobody has that job. The first one to follow up usually wins.
Service Foxx fixes all three. Missed calls get a text back in 60 seconds, even at 2am. Estimates get followed up automatically at 24 hours, 72 hours, and 7 days. Emergency calls get triaged from the job site. You find out after, not during. Whether you're in Adams County or Kansas City, the problem is the same and so is the fix.
We know what your days look like, because we're in one
We're Sami and Kylee. Kylee runs Appalachian Exteriors, a metal roofing and steel siding company in Adams County and Franklin County, Pennsylvania, with her husband Dwayne. They do residential and agricultural work, and Dwayne is on site for every job. Real family business, real roofs, real crews.
We didn't research these problems. We watched them cost real work. The phone rang while Dwayne was on a roof, and by the time anyone called back the homeowner had already talked to two other guys. Then we found the other half: homeowners searching for a metal roofer in his own county couldn't find him at all.
A homeowner searched Google, found them, and booked an appointment on the spot. Kylee was in the shower. Dwayne was on a job. Nobody answered a phone or lifted a finger. That job was worth about $62,000.
No ads. No Facebook page. No business cards. We built it for our own family first, it worked, so we packaged it up. Every contractor we work with gets the same system that booked that job.
What you get
Five things. All built for you. All running whether you think about it or not.
Your website
- Up to 7 pages, built new
- Written for what people actually search
- Real pages for water heaters, drain cleaning, and repipes
- Loads fast on a phone
- Live in month one
Your site might load fine for people and be a blank page to Google. Most website guys never check. We check first, before anything else, and we show you the proof.
$450 / month
Everything above. No setup fee, no build fee.
Three month minimum. That covers the two months we spend building. Google usually takes another 8 to 12 weeks after that before the numbers move, so plan on real traction around month four or five. Anyone promising faster is guessing.
After three months it's month to month. Cancel any time.
AI usage is billed at cost to your card, usually a few dollars a month.
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Three jobs. One month. $55,200 from search.
A brand-new roofing contractor in Pennsylvania went from a website Google could barely see to 600 ranking keywords and three closed jobs worth $4,800, $14,400 and $36,000 in a single month. No ads. No social media.
It's our co-founder's own roofing company. The same system works for plumbers.
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Start with the free check. You'll know in 90 seconds.
It shows you where you turn up, where you don't, and two things you can fix yourself today at no cost. No call. No pressure. Take the report and do it yourself if you want.
Questions first? support@servicefoxx.com. A person answers.