Give the customer a recognisable starting point
SoudCoh built PlumbSA’s website around the jobs customers describe: blocked drains, hot water, gas, leaks, pipes, emergencies and renovation or maintenance work. The service hierarchy gives each group a clear place within the South Australian business.
This lets a visitor begin with the symptom or the planned project. A customer with no hot water and someone arranging a bathroom renovation do not have to follow the same explanation before making contact.
Make the drain range more specific
Drain cleaning, CCTV inspection, relining, patching, sewer repair and stormwater work have individual topics. Those distinctions give customers a way to read beyond the broad blocked-drains label.
The wider catalogue also separates taps, showers, burst pipes, roof plumbing, toilets and backflow. Specific pages make the range more understandable without turning the main navigation into a long paragraph of tasks.
Give supporting questions their own destinations
About, service areas, common questions, contact and specials routes sit alongside the service catalogue. These pages provide context for a visitor comparing the business or checking whether the service fits the property.
The site’s pricing and workmanship messages remain connected to the work they describe. The detailed pages provide the substance behind the initial service introduction.
Make the enquiry easy to describe
The callback form asks for a phone number and allows a short description of the issue. Direct phone and booking choices provide other ways to begin, without requiring the visitor to diagnose the technical cause.
The completed website combines a clear local identity with a structured service range. It connects the problem, the relevant page and the customer’s next step in one consistent journey.
Explore our website design and development work for how we connect clear service information with a useful customer journey.