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Guides for plumbers & trades

Plain-English answers to the questions tradespeople actually Google — missed calls, answering services, websites and getting found. No waffle, no fake numbers, written by Nat in Belfast.

Guide 01

How much do missed calls actually cost a plumber?

The £250-a-call-out maths, honest ranges, and the 11pm burst pipe that rang three plumbers.

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Guide 02

AI receptionist vs answering service: which should a plumber use?

What human answering services really cost, where they beat AI, and where AI wins for trades.

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Guide 03

How to never miss an emergency call again (a practical guide)

Divert codes (*61* and friends) explained, plus the answering + text-back + ticket stack.

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Guide 04

Do plumbers actually need a website? An honest take

Word of mouth vs the 2am Google search — and what a good trade site actually needs.

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Guide 05

Google Business Profile for plumbers: the setup that gets you found

Categories, reviews, photos and the common mistakes that keep plumbers off the map.

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Guide 06

WhatsApp job tickets: what they are and why they beat voicemail

Name, address, problem and urgency in your pocket before you ring back — versus a mumbled voicemail.

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Guide 07

What is missed-call text-back — and why does it work so well?

Why an instant text stops customers ringing the next plumber on Google.

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Guide 08

How much does a website cost for a tradesman in the UK?

DIY builders, freelancers and agencies honestly priced — and the ongoing costs nobody mentions.

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