
Why Your Trade Website Is Not Getting Enquiries
The site is live and the phone still only rings from referrals. The eight reasons a plumber, electrician or builder website fails to produce enquiries.
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19 write-ups from production, newest first. Each one is a problem hit on a real project and how it was diagnosed and fixed.

The site is live and the phone still only rings from referrals. The eight reasons a plumber, electrician or builder website fails to produce enquiries.

How a trade website handles a service area: a page per town with real local content, an areas list, the service radius on Google Business Profile.

What changes about a plumber, electrician or builder website across the US, UK, Canada, Australia and the EU: licence and registration display.

Six tests for a plumber, electrician, builder or landscaper website, each runnable on your phone in a minute.

Price bands for a plumber, electrician, builder or landscaper website in 2026, what each includes, the running costs, the lead-gen trap.

The call button is the most-used element on a trade website and most sites get it wrong. Placement, the tel link, hours beside it, a sticky bar on phones.

Customers phone when they get home, which is when you are eating or under a floor. How a trade website takes the quote request with photos.

Customers are letting a stranger into their home. How a trade website proves the business is real, qualified and insured: the trust bar, registers linked.

The honest answer for tradespeople who want a website and not a second job: what we need from you at the start.

A trade business on a 'free' website from a lead-generation company: how to check what you actually own, what you lose if you leave, how to get your name.

A trade business serving six towns from one address ranks in one. How area pages work, what makes them genuine rather than doorway pages, what to put on each.

How to put Jobber's online booking and request form on a trade website so customers book standard services or send photo quotes in one tap and the site stays.

The eight kinds of page a plumber, electrician, builder or landscaper website needs to produce calls and quotes across the towns it serves.

An honest answer for tradespeople: when a Facebook page and Google Business Profile are enough, what a website adds that they cannot.

Yes, within a minute, and here is how: through your job management software, through a notification service, or through a simple email-to-phone route.

Not the flashiest plumber and electrician websites; the ones that produce jobs. The nine traits they share in 2026.

Jobber, ServiceM8, Tradify, Housecall Pro and Simpro compared for plumbers, electricians and other trades on what matters for a website.

The six fields, the camera upload, where the photos land and how fast, spam and size limits, the reply promise.

How to structure service pages and area pages for a trade website so they rank for '[service] [town]' across your patch, convert to calls and photo quotes.