For plumbers and plumbing companies
When a pipe bursts, people grab a phone and call the first plumber who looks trustworthy. Describe your plumbing business in one sentence and Atlas builds a site that makes that call easy: a call button, the towns you serve, your license number and a short request form.
Most plumbing calls start with a problem that can't wait: no hot water, a drain backing up into the tub, a slab leak running up the water bill. The person searching is on a phone, often stressed, and decides in seconds. They want three answers fast: do you fix this, do you come to my area, and how do I reach you right now. A good plumbing website answers all three before they scroll.
Six things that turn a worried visitor into a booked job. Atlas drafts each one from your sentence; the details only you know, you add in plain words.
Nobody fills in a long form while water is on the floor. Your number belongs near the top of the page as a button a thumb can hit, so a visitor on a phone reaches you in one tap.
How Atlas handles it: Put your number in your sentence, or add it later by asking, and Atlas makes it a call button. It never invents a phone number.
Spell out where your trucks go: Jacksonville, Orange Park, the Beaches, or whatever your map looks like. Visitors see right away whether you cover their street, and you take fewer calls from an hour outside your area.
How Atlas handles it: Name your area in your sentence and Atlas writes it into the page. Changed your routes? Ask for the new list.
Homeowners care about who they let under the sink. In Florida, a certified plumbing contractor's license number starts with CFC, and anyone can look it up. Florida law also puts that number on your advertising, and your website is advertising.
How Atlas handles it: Your license number comes from you: ask Atlas to add it to the footer and it shows on every page.
A clean water heater install or a before-and-after repipe says more than any stock picture. Real photos tell people you're an actual crew with actual tools.
How Atlas handles it: Atlas keeps your gallery for your own pictures and never fills it with stock. Add photos from your phone when you have them.
Not every job is an emergency. A dripping faucet, a new toilet or a water softener quote can start with a quick form: name, phone, what's going on and the address. It catches the people who'd rather not call.
How Atlas handles it: Every site comes with a working request form. Each request goes to your email and to your Atlas inbox.
People read what your neighbors say before they let you in the house. Real quotes from real customers do more for you than any slogan.
How Atlas handles it: Atlas never writes reviews. It leaves a clearly marked spot until you paste in real ones.
Water heaters, repipes, slab leak detection, water softeners, drain cleaning: lead with the work you want more of and keep the list honest. The more specific the list, the closer the calls match the jobs you want.
How Atlas handles it: Name them in your sentence and Atlas turns them into your services; ask to reorder them anytime.
This is the kind of sentence an owner types, and the first screen Atlas builds from it.
“Shoalwater Plumbing, a family plumbing company in Jacksonville, FL: water heaters, drain cleaning, leak repair and repiping for homes in Jacksonville, Orange Park and the Beaches, with a bilingual crew.”
A made-up business for this example, not a real company.
Shoalwater Plumbing · Jacksonville, FL
One sentence: what you fix, the towns you cover, and what sets you apart, like a bilingual crew or water heater swaps.
Atlas writes and designs the whole site around your sentence: your services, your area, ways to reach you and a request form. You see it finished before you pay anything.
Ask in plain words: “Add license CFC… to the footer”, “Use our real phone number”, “Add these job photos”. Publish when it looks right.
Yes, if you do. Say it in your sentence, for example “emergency leak repair, nights and weekends”, and Atlas will feature it. If you don't offer it, Atlas won't claim it for you.
The footer is the usual spot, because it shows on every page. Ask the editor to add it. In Florida, certified plumbing contractors' numbers start with CFC, and Florida law expects the number on your advertising, which includes your website.
They help a lot, but you can publish without them. Atlas keeps your gallery for real job photos and never fills it with stock, so add pictures from your phone when you have them.
Each request from your site's form goes to your email and into your Atlas inbox, where you can mark it contacted, won or lost. You reply to the customer yourself.
Yes. Your site can be in English, Spanish or both, including the request form your customers fill in.
You can see your finished site free, before you pay anything. The prices for publishing and hosting are in the pricing section of our home page.
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Describe your business, see the finished site free, and publish when it's right.