// Built for · Septic, plumbing and home services
Sites and portals for crewswho run the business from a truck.
Lowcountry Septic System Solutions serves 400-plus customers around Charleston on a semi-annual schedule. Water Heater Doctors handles water heaters and plumbing out of Mount Pleasant. Both needed the same things: to be found for the towns they actually serve, and for a request on the website to reach a phone, not an inbox nobody checks on a job.
- 400+
- Service customers on the septic portal
- 18
- Service and location pages for Water Heater Doctors
- 90%
- Lighter homepage after our rebuild
Work in this industry
Lowcountry Septic System Solutions
LaunchingMarketing site with a Fuji Clean lead page, five statewide landing pages, an emergency page and a guides hub. A customer portal with QuickBooks Online invoicing, Pay Now, and service requests with photos. Launching on lcsepticsc.com.
Water Heater Doctors
Plumbing and water heater site: 10 service pages and 8 location pages, lead intake wired to the KP portal with email alerts, and a homepage cut from 13.4 MB to 1.3 MB.
// What slows this work down
The problems we have already solvedfor people in your line of work.
- A quote becomes an invoice by typing it in twice.
- The septic office manager’s biggest complaint was re-entering every job into the accounting system, and QuickBooks emails landing in spam. The portal we built pushes invoices to QuickBooks Online once, without duplicates, and gives each homeowner a Pay Now link on their own invoice page.
- The website leads are in an inbox nobody opens on a job site.
- Water Heater Doctors lost a lead that way. Their contact forms now post to a lead system that emails the owners the moment a request lands, with the details needed to call back from the truck. Text alerts are built and waiting on carrier registration.
- Google does not know you serve the next town over.
- Water Heater Doctors got 10 service pages and 8 location pages with FAQ schema on 23 pages, and scored 100 for SEO on every page we sampled. Lowcountry Septic got five statewide pages for Fuji Clean systems because their sales territory is the whole state, not just Charleston.
// What you get
What a home services engagement usually includes.
- Mobile-first site, because your customers and your crew are on phones
- Service pages and town pages for the areas you actually cover
- Quote or service-request form that reaches the owners immediately
- Customer portal: history, documents, invoices, Pay Now
- QuickBooks Online integration with no double entry
- Emergency page that loads fast on a bad connection
- Guides and FAQ content with schema so you show up for real questions
- Google Business Profile and Search Console setup
// Questions we get from home services
Asked before,answered straight.
We use FieldEdge or ServiceTitan. Will a portal fight with that?
No. The portal is the customer-facing layer: history, documents, invoices, requests. Your dispatch software stays the source of truth for scheduling. Where a vendor offers an API we connect to it; where they do not, we design the workflow so nobody types the same job twice.
Can website requests go to our phones by text?
Email alerts are immediate. Text alerts are built into our lead system and switch on once your business number clears carrier registration, which takes a few weeks and is required by every SMS provider.
How much does a home services site cost?
A focused site with service and location pages usually lands between $2,000 and $8,000. A customer portal with invoicing runs higher and is quoted as its own project. Both get a fixed price up front.
How long until it is live?
A marketing site is typically 2 to 4 weeks. A portal with QuickBooks integration is a 6 to 12 week build, and we stage it on a test company file before it ever touches your books.
// Your turn
Tell us what is slowing your home services business down.
Or paste your current site into the free audit and we will send back a written report, prioritized by impact, in 3 to 5 business days.