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Website design for plumbers · NZ
The tap’s still running while they choose you.
EasyPage is a website builder designed specifically for New Zealand plumbers. Pick a design built for plumbers, answer a few questions, and we write the first draft for you. Your number tap-to-call in the header, your suburbs, your PGDB registration where people look for it. Live today.
15 min
Live in fifteen minutes
Pick, fill in, publish.
$29
A month + GST, NZ domain included
Launch price, normally $39 + GST.
Domain
Your own address
Renewed every year, not just the first.
10
Designs for plumbers
Finished, working websites.
11:40pm, no hot water
Most people who find a plumber's website are not browsing.
Something is leaking, or there is no hot water, and they are going to ring somebody in the next few minutes. A plumber's site has one job: make that call easy and make it obvious you are the safe choice
Step 1
Searches on a phone
Standing in a wet room, one hand free. Your first screen has to render on a bad connection.
Step 2
Looks for a number
Tap-to-call in the header of every design. Not text somebody has to copy out.
Step 3
Checks you’re registered
PGDB number, Master Plumbers, gasfitting — in the trust section, not buried in About.
Step 4
Rings, or keeps looking
Whether you do after-hours is said plainly, right next to the number.
What you get
Everything a plumber's site needs, already built
The phone number, before anything scrolls
Every one of our designs puts it in the header, and it is a tap-to-call link rather than text somebody has to copy. On the emergency half of your traffic this is the whole website.
Your registration, where people look for it
PGDB number, Master Plumbers membership, gasfitting certification — these go in the trust section rather than buried in About. A homeowner who has been burned before is looking for exactly this.
After-hours, said plainly
There is a switch for whether you take emergency callouts, and the designs that draw it say so near the phone number. If you do not do after-hours, saying that saves you the 2am calls.
Photos of finished work, not of pipes
A tidy bathroom persuades somebody. A close-up of a manifold persuades another plumber. Your work photos sit through the page wherever a design needs a picture.
The suburbs you actually cover
Listed on the page and used in your quote form, so somebody in the wrong half of the city works that out before they ring you rather than after.
The designs
Ten built for plumbers. Click through a working one.
Nimbus
Services that fold away, and one hot colour on white
Tungsten
A charcoal banner with your photo straddling the seam below it
Riser
Cards that stack as you scroll, between three bands of deep colour
Mainline
A flat blue banner with your video in it, and the job explained in four steps
Conduit
A quote form inside the hero, and the steps of the job spelled out
Anvil
A hero split down the middle, and one hot colour kept for the button
Cascade
A deep-blue hero, a lime accent on every button, and a sticky services list
Streamline
A quote form on the hero itself, and a yellow band that isn't afraid to stand out
Blueprint
Everything a trade site needs, nothing it doesn't
Questions we get asked
01. Can people book a job, or just enquire?
Enquire. Every site has a quote form that emails you, and you can choose what it asks for — phone, email, suburb, which service. There is no calendar booking, because a plumbing job cannot be priced before somebody has seen it.
02. Will it work on a phone in a driveway?
That is the case the designs are built for. There is no page-builder bloat and no autoplaying video in the banner, so the first screen renders on a bad connection.
03. I do gasfitting and drainlaying as well. Can I show all three?
Yes — services are a list you write, up to eight, each with its own description and icon. Most plumbers use six.
Pick a design and start
Building it is free. $29 + GST a month with your NZ domain included — launch price, normally $39 + GST. Starter from $9.90 + GST, without your own domain.