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A water heater rarely fails without warning. Rusty water, rumbling sounds and small puddles are the usual signs. Our new article explains what you can check yourself and when to call a licensed plumber.
PGT360 for Plumbers
Local marketing for plumbers
When a pipe bursts, people call one of the first plumbers they see on Google and glance at a few reviews on the way. PGT360 keeps your profile active and your reviews answered, so that plumber is you.
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The challenge
Why local marketing is hard for plumbers
Emergencies do not wait for a second search
Someone with water on the floor calls quickly, often straight from the map results. A recent post and answered reviews make you look open and reachable.
Strangers in the home
Customers let you into their house, often while they are stressed. Reviews that mention clean, on time and fairly priced carry more weight than any slogan.
A service area, not a storefront
Most plumbers work from a van and hide their address on Google. That makes clear wording about the areas you serve, on your profile and website, more important.
What it looks like
A week of PGT360 for Maple Plumbing
Examples of what PGT360 prepares for a business like yours. Real posts and articles use only your own facts and photos.
Review and reply
Sarah M. ★★★★★
“Came out the same evening for a burst pipe, cleaned up after and explained the fix.”
Maple Plumbing: Thank you, Sarah. A burst pipe is stressful, and we are glad we could get there quickly and leave the place clean. Keep our number handy for anything else that comes up.
Articles for your website
- What to do while you wait for a plumber after a pipe bursts
- Tank or tankless water heater: which suits your home?
- Why does my drain keep clogging, and when is it more than a hair clog?
- How to find your main water shut-off valve before you need it
Lead inbox
- Basement pipe is leaking, can someone come today?
- Quote to replace a 40-gallon water heater
- Kitchen sink drains slowly
Social media
The same post goes to your Facebook Page and Instagram, with the same photo and a link to your website.
Reports
Calls, website clicks, direction requests, reviews and leads, emailed every week and month.
Tips
3 tips that work for plumbers
1
Put your quote form on your Google profile
Not everyone with a slow leak wants to call. Use the PGT360 form link as the quote link on your profile, and requests reach your inbox and email with the details already written.
2
Post real jobs with before and after photos
A short post about a real repair shows the kind of work you do better than a list of services. Leave out house numbers and anything that identifies the customer.
3
Write for the "what do I do now" moment
Articles about shutting off the water or spotting a failing water heater get read in a hurry. The contact box at the end of each article puts your number right there.
Questions
Can PGT360 help me show up in more towns?
It cannot change your service area on Google, and nobody can promise rankings. What helps is steady posts and articles about the areas you really serve, written from the facts you give PGT360.
How quickly will I see a new review?
Reviews come in about every hour, and an email lists them as they arrive. Press "Check now" to fetch them right away.
Can I log phone calls as leads?
Yes. "Add a lead" records a call or a walk-in, so every job sits in one list next to the requests from your quote form.
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