Plumbing-specific
Before / after slider
The interaction from the Stillwater build — three job types, real photos, dragged with a thumb. Contractors love showing work and have never had a good way to do it.
For plumbing contractors
Plumbing sells on trust and speed more than almost any other trade. Below: the build that already exists for it, the four moments that decide whether a homeowner calls you instead of the next name in search, and what the site does about each one.
Already built for this trade


Plumbing you don’t have to think about.
A dark editorial identity for a residential plumbing company, built around one promise: good plumbing work should barely interrupt your house.
Water coming through a ceiling at eleven at night is not a browsing session.
A first screen that answers “can you come now” before anything else, a sticky call bar on every phone, and an emergency page that explains how after-hours pricing works before anyone has to call and ask.
A stranger with a wrench is coming into someone’s house, often while they are not there.
The owner and the crew get a real section — names, faces, how long they have been doing this — because that is what beats the franchise down the road.
Plumbing work disappears behind a wall the moment it is finished.
A before / after slider on real jobs, dragged with a thumb, and a project gallery where each job links to the service that did it.
How far you will actually drive, and for what kind of job, is a genuine buying question most plumbing sites bury in the footer.
A service-area page that lists the towns, the drive-time limit and which jobs are worth the trip — so the wrong calls stop coming and the right ones do.
Plumbing-specific
The interaction from the Stillwater build — three job types, real photos, dragged with a thumb. Contractors love showing work and have never had a good way to do it.
Plumbing-specific
Where you drive, how far, and for what — a real page with the towns named, instead of a footer line nobody reads.
Plus the standard build, same as every Alden Sites site.
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