A family plumbing and heating company runs two vans from one shop. Its website was a single page written years ago. The footer showed an old phone number, nothing listed what the company did or which towns it served, and the contact link opened the visitor's email program. A homeowner with a leak found a competitor's site that listed services and an area, and called them.
The site has a home page with the emergency phone number and a price list, a services page with starting prices and how pricing works for each service, a service area page with a drawn map of towns in two zones, customer reviews with a service filter, an about page, and a request-service form. The form checks answers including the phone number, the street address, whether the town is in the service area and whether the chosen day is open, and then shows a confirmation with what happens next. Each request reaches the company as an email and a work order that staff can book onto a van.
6 pages, 5 services with starting prices, 18 towns on a drawn map, and a request form that makes 11 checks before it sends.
The six-page website, the request form with its checks, and the office inbox view.
Try it Look up a town on the home page, then send a request.

Describe your project and we will send you a fixed-price quote.