Make your plumbing services clear before a homeowner calls.
Drain problems, water heaters and leak repairs create different questions. Your public information should tell a customer which work you do, where, and when.
Is this the right scope?
For an established U.S. plumbing business with a website, one defined market and someone who can approve its facts. We confirm your actual services, qualifications and service area before testing buyer questions.
Explore the $297 auditQuestions about plumbing jobs.
These are planning examples, not collected answers. The final question set uses services and qualifications your business confirms.
- Who repairs leaking pipes in our primary market?
- Which plumbing companies install the water heaters we service?
- Who provides drain cleaning in our confirmed service area?
- Which companies are available outside normal hours, if that service is confirmed?
Find changes worth completing.
| What we examine | What a useful improvement might be |
|---|---|
| Distinct services | Give drain cleaning, leak repair and water-heater work accurate descriptions and useful next steps. |
| Emergency availability | Correct 24/7 language when actual coverage differs; explain how urgent requests are handled. |
| Contact information | Check whether phone numbers and service-area information agree across public sources. |
| Customer questions | Explain inspection, access, estimates and what information helps the team prepare. |
A planning example.
Question to investigate: A profile advertises 24-hour service while the website lists weekday hours and onboarding confirms on-call weekend coverage only.
Proposed work: Agree on accurate availability wording and apply it to the website and authorized profile.
Completion condition: Both surfaces show approved hours and instructions; before/after evidence and the approval are retained.
This is an instructional example, not work performed for a customer. Your priorities follow the evidence collected for your business. Inspect the independent HVAC website demonstration.
One business. One market. $297 once.
The audit includes 20 approved questions, 60 baseline and 30 repeat attempts planned across ChatGPT Search, Google AI Mode and Gemini, five priorities, useful draft or patch material where appropriate, and a recorded walkthrough. Delivery is within five business days after complete onboarding and scope approval.
Installation and publication of changes are separate. Foundation setup is $1,497, with a $297 credit if purchased within 30 days of your audit purchase, leaving $1,200. The $697 monthly service is separately accepted after scope and capacity confirmation.
Read the full scope and refund policySee the audit for your business.
The $297 audit covers one business and one primary market. Inspect the scope and independent demonstration before deciding.
No payment is taken. Audits open after the operator trial passes.
Read the audit scopeFive business days after complete onboarding and scope approval. No automatic monthly enrollment.