Website design by industry
Make it obvious who to call, what you handle, and how quickly a plumbing customer can get help.
The right budget depends on scope, content, integrations, and the number of service paths. A focused custom website can start with a defined first release instead of an oversized build.
By Luna Studio · Service framework, not market research ·
A customer with a leak is not looking for a brand essay. They need a clear phone number, service availability, location coverage, and confidence that the team handles their situation.
Use dedicated pages for emergency plumbing, drains, water heaters, sewer work, and remodeling when those services have different urgency or value.
When exact pricing depends on an inspection, explain what affects the range and what happens next. Transparent process information builds more trust than a made-up low number.
A proposed plumbing site should give an active leak a direct contact path and let planned work use a short request form. Useful fields include the address, issue category, preferred contact method, and whether the request is urgent. Publish an emergency promise only when staffing and dispatch support it.
A public service site starts at the Custom Website tier. Dispatch rules, real appointment availability, or estimating logic need workflow scoping; customer accounts and service histories require a broader data and access model. Inspection-dependent prices should be described as such, not presented as guaranteed online quotes.
What we build
Beyond a static website · Starting at $997
When a static contact form creates manual back-and-forth, a focused Custom Web App ($997) or Full Stack SaaS ($1,997) turns qualification, quoting, booking, or client intake into one repeatable workflow.
Starting at $997
Scope a contractor quote calculator from $997. Compare custom vs existing software, try a routing demo, and review inputs, integrations, and price limits.
Starting at $997
Replace scattered booking steps with a focused custom booking app for service businesses, salons, contractors, and appointment-based teams.
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Frequently asked
Direct answers to help you choose the right next version.
The right budget depends on scope, content, integrations, and the number of service paths. A focused custom website can start with a defined first release instead of an oversized build.
Usually yes. Emergency visitors need different messaging and calls to action than visitors planning a remodel or replacement.
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Tell us what you offer, who you serve, and how you want to receive inquiries. We will review your request to define the scope; submitting does not confirm an appointment or a final price.
Starting project prices. Content, tools, hosting, and maintenance are confirmed with your scope.
Starting prices do not guarantee a final total, delivery date, search ranking, or business result. Hosting, tools, additional content, and maintenance require scope confirmation. Product examples are concepts, not testimonials or verified client case studies.
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