The water heaterat 6 PM.
A leaking heater and a planned remodel should not send people through the same page. Give the urgent visit a call, and the planned job a clear request path.
ProxMedia is an AI marketing agency in Denver. We install the AI systems that answer calls and book jobs for service businesses, and we build the websites, local SEO, Google profile and Meta ads behind them.
Water heater request
Request sent to your callback workflowExample callback request. Automated follow-up is scoped separately.
Separate the urgent call from the planned job.
The number, first.
Call visibility, the services you handle and your real availability. No waiting through a long services list to find the number.
The detail they came for.
Explain the scope, the equipment and how to request an estimate. Let someone planning a job get the detail they came for.
Give the specialist work its own space.
Camera inspection
Show the actual equipment and explain the service.
Trenchless repair
Give the homeowner a useful description of the work you offer.
Drain cleaning and maintenance
Explain recurring plans clearly rather than burying them in a footer.
The site takes the next step.
A customer needs an answer or a way to book. The page and its connected systems carry that next step.
- AnswersUses your real hours, services and approved answers.
- BooksConnects to the calendar or booking flow you already use.
- Calls backCaptures callback requests and routes them into the agreed follow-up.
- Knows the callerPasses along the details they share, so the next person has context.
- ReportsConnects inquiries and bookings to the reporting agreed in your scope.
- RanksUses clear service pages, profile links and structured data. No ranking guarantee.
The website and connected answering, follow-up and reporting are scoped in the audit. Text delivery starts once your number clears carrier registration, which we set up with you.
Make the service easy to find.
Your plumbing services need clear pages, and the same name, address and phone across the website and the Google profile. The profile and the site should describe the same real business.
Service pages
Write about the work you actually do. Do not duplicate a page for every town.
Business details
Keep hours, contact details and service areas consistent.
Profile connection
Connect the site, services and review link to the correct Google profile.
How local search work fits →Denver first. Front Range too.
Based in Denver. Primary service area is Denver, Aurora, Littleton, Castle Rock, and Lone Tree, and we build for clients across the Front Range, from Greeley and Loveland to Fort Collins.
The build, the booking path and what stays yours.
Updated October 29, 2026
Can you highlight modern tech like camera inspection or trenchless repair?
Yes. That's a real differentiator worth its own space on the page, not a bullet point buried in a services list. It tells a homeowner your shop runs current equipment.
Can you build separate pages for emergency repair versus remodel and install work?
Yes. Someone with a burst pipe and someone planning a bathroom remodel want different things, so we build the site so each finds the right page fast.
Do you handle maintenance plan or drain-cleaning contract pages?
Yes. Recurring plans are real revenue and deserve a real page, not a mention at the bottom of the homepage.
What if I already have a plumbing website?
We'll audit it against the same standard we build to, mobile speed, emergency-call visibility, local search signals, and tell you straight whether it needs a rebuild or just a fix.
Thirty minutes on your phones, your jobs and your site.
- 30 minutes.
- No pitch on the first call.
- You see the three places jobs leak.
Rather talk now? (720) 814-2371 or isaiah@proxmedia.co. You talk to Isaiah, the person doing the work.