Plumbing Websites
A big call button for emergencies, a page for each service (drains, water heaters, renovations) and town pages so you rank where you work.
Web Design · Contractors & Trades
We build websites for plumbers, roofers, electricians, HVAC companies and general contractors. They load fast on a phone and are set up to rank when someone searches your trade and your town. Most trades sites cost $2,000 to $5,000 and go live 14 days after you approve your final content.

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01 / The Problem
Even when a neighbour recommends you, most homeowners look you up before they call. This is where trades websites usually lose them:
02 / What We Build
A plumber's customers want something different from a roofer's. We plan each site around the jobs you actually want more of.
A big call button for emergencies, a page for each service (drains, water heaters, renovations) and town pages so you rank where you work.
Before-and-after galleries, storm and insurance work explained plainly, and a quote form that asks for the roof type and size up front.
Furnace, AC and heat pump pages, seasonal tune-up promos you can switch on yourself, and a way to sell maintenance plans.
Residential and commercial work on separate pages, licence and insurance details where people look for them, and fast click-to-call.
Project galleries organized by job type, a clear explanation of how you quote, and the trust signals people need before a large project.
Photo-led sites for landscapers, fencing, decks and paving, with seasonal services and a portfolio that does the selling.
03 / Selected Work
04 / Built for Your Industry
These are the pieces we see actually turn searches into booked jobs.
Fast-loading photos sorted by job type, so a homeowner looking at bathrooms only sees bathrooms.
Forms that ask about job type, size and timing, so you can tell which leads are worth a site visit before you drive out.
One page per service you want to rank for. "Water heater replacement" and "drain cleaning" are different searches, and they deserve different pages.
Pages for the towns you serve, written with real local detail, so you show up in LaSalle or Tecumseh as well as Windsor.
Your Google reviews, licences, insurance and warranties, shown where people look before they pick up the phone.
For plumbing, HVAC and electrical, a click-to-call button that stays on screen on mobile, because a burst pipe doesn't wait.
Banners for spring cleanups, furnace tune-ups or storm repairs that you can turn on and off without calling us.
If you offer financing, we show it clearly and link to your application, which helps on bigger jobs.
Your services, hours and service area match your Google Business Profile, with schema markup to back it up.
05 / How It Works
Transparent, collaborative, and milestone-driven. You're involved in every phase.
Stakeholder interviews, competitive analysis, and goal mapping. We define success before writing a single line of code.
Wireframes, interactive prototypes, and a full design system. You approve every screen before we build.
Built in focused sprints with weekly demos. Clean code, fast load times, and accessibility from day one.
Cross-device QA, performance audits, Core Web Vitals checks, and a smooth go-live plan.
Analytics, continuous improvements, content updates, and long-term support. We stay on as your technical partner.
06 / Why Databending
Every page has one job: get the right customer to call or request a quote. Looking good matters, but booked work is the point.
Service pages, town pages, schema and your Google Business Profile are set up during the build, not bolted on afterwards.
Most people find a tradesperson on their phone, often in a hurry. We design for that screen first.
Your site goes live 14 days after you approve your final content, with the launch date in writing before we start.
You get a fixed, itemized quote after a 15-minute call. Most trades sites land between $2,000 and $5,000.
The code, design and content are yours. There's no builder subscription, and hosting is a simple monthly fee.
07 / FAQ
Let's Build
No pitch deck and no obligation. Tell us about your trade and where you work, and we'll tell you what a site that brings in calls would take.