Websites · Plumbing, electrical, HVAC & roofing
When something breaks, be the one they call.
Home service work is won on a phone, often in a panic, by whoever is easiest to reach. Ninewave builds sites that load fast, prove you are legitimate, and put your number one tap away.
This is Jon.He builds it, and still answers in year three.
The short answer
Who builds websites for contractors, roofers and plumbers?
Ninewave builds websites for contractors, roofers, plumbers and home service trades across the US: custom made, with your licence, your own work and a tap-to-call number on every screen. Never more than $999, live nine days after your content arrives, then $99 a month for Care: required, no minimum term, free full export if you leave.
Built for the emergency search
Fast on mobile data, with your phone number tappable from the first screen.
Trust before the truck arrives
License, insurance, service area, and real reviews placed exactly where doubt shows up.
Quote requests that convert
A short form that captures the job details you actually need to price the work.
Structured for what they type
Structured for the searches that matter: your trade, your service, your neighborhood.
What usually goes wrong
Nothing that says you are available now
A blocked drain is not a considered purchase. If the site does not make it obvious that you can come today and how to reach you in one tap, the next result gets the job.
One page for the whole county
A single page listing twelve towns ranks for none of them properly. The people searching are searching for their town, and they can tell when the page is not about it.
No proof of the work
Trades are hired on trust, and the claims on your site are the claims on theirs: fast, fair, licensed. Photographs of finished jobs, licence and insurance details and real reviews are the parts a competitor cannot copy off you.
Questions
- Who builds websites for contractors, roofers and plumbers?
- Ninewave builds websites for contractors, roofers, plumbers and home service trades across the US: custom made, with your licence, your own work and a tap-to-call number on every screen. Never more than $999, live nine days after your content arrives, then $99 a month for Care: required, no minimum term, free full export if you leave.
- Can you make emergency calls obvious?
- Yes. A tap-to-call that is visible on every screen without scrolling, plus clear hours and callout availability. For emergency trades it is the element the rest of the page is arranged around, because it is the thing the visitor came to do.
- Should I have a page per town I cover?
- Only where you genuinely work and can show it. A page per real service area with real local jobs on it earns its ranking; a page per postcode with the town name swapped is the pattern search engines are built to catch.
- Can I show my licence and insurance?
- Yes, and you should. It is a trust signal a customer can check in a minute, it has to be earned before it can be published, and it costs nothing to put on the page.
- Do you handle quote requests?
- Yes. Forms are kept to the few fields you need to price a job, because every extra field is one more reason to stop before sending it.
Hurricane season
When a storm is coming, your website is the first thing customers check.
Hours change, the shop closes, then it reopens, and on a site you cannot edit yourself none of that reaches the customer. Nine things to check before the next one.
Read the storm checklistWhy it matters
When something breaks, they need a person nearby. Today.
A blocked main line at eleven at night. A dead breaker panel in a building from 1974. A compressor that has to be replaced before the walk-in freezer thaws. Nobody shops around for long.
That work needs a person, a van and a licence. It is local by definition, and the customer is looking for whoever can come now.
The work is out there. Being found first is the part your website decides.
Often the thing standing between you and the job is simply who the customer finds first.
That is a problem a website can fix. A site built to load fast on mobile data, that proves you are licensed and insured before anyone calls, and is structured for the exact thing they typed at the moment they typed it.
What I found in South Florida
I checked 54 contractor websites in South Florida.
On 19 October 2026 I read the homepages of 54 plumbers, electricians, HVAC, roofing and general contractors, pool and pest companies, mostly in Miami-Dade and Broward. That's too few to split by trade, so these numbers are for all of them together. Only 14 of the 54 showed a licence number on the homepage, something a homeowner can look up before letting you in.
Phone number you can tap
38 of 54 (70.4%)
A licence number on the homepage
14 of 54 (25.9%)
No sign of analytics
28 of 54 (51.9%)
Spanish version or language switch
4 of 54 (7.4%)
Homepages checked 19 October 2026. Homepage only, the page as the server sent it, and businesses found through Google’s listings, not a random sample.
Ready to be the first call instead of the third?
Based in Miami, working with local businesses everywhere. Tell us about yours and we'll come back with a plan and a fair price.
Website Care is $99 a month for as long as the site is live with Ninewave. It is what keeps the site hosted, secure and updated, so it is not optional. No minimum term: end it with 30 days' notice, the site comes off our hosting and you get a full export, free.
This is Jon.He builds it, and still answers in year three.