Tommy Lafrance's Web AgencyAGENCE • WEB • CYBERSÉCURITÉ
The real need
When it leaks, the number comes before everything.
The mockup opens on "burst pipe right now?" — the 24/7 emergency number in very large type, the sub-24 h service promised.
Annual maintenance plans sit right beside it: the same customer comes back for the same problem without saying so. Photos of real jobs.
What the mockup contains
Six elements that make a plumbing & electrical storefront sell.
Whatever the package, these six ingredients ship by default for this sector. They come from the same system as this site.
- 24/7 emergency number — very large, on the first screen.
- Service within 24 h — the promise in black and white.
- Real jobs in photo — the work, not a stock library.
- Annual maintenance plan — turning an emergency into a relationship.
- Areas served — the sectors and travel times.
- Quotes and call-out rates — announced before the job.
Several visuals
What it looks like, screen by screen.
Four views of the same sector, made at the agency: the homepage, the services page, mobile and contact. These are generic mockups — no real business behind them.
Frequently asked
What people ask about a plumbing & electrical storefront.
Why such a big number?
Because the person calling has water in the basement or no power. They don't read: they hunt for the number. The rest of the page serves those who plan ahead.
How do you sell a maintenance plan?
By placing it right next to the emergency: the same person, a few months later, would rather prevent than repair. The plan answers that fear.
Should call-out rates be shown?
Yes. An announced call-out rate avoids the nasty surprise and filters out calls that go nowhere.
Do you cover businesses?
Depending on the area, yes. A section dedicated to commercial clients (restaurants, shops) can double volume, with maintenance contracts.
Next steps
Ready to have this storefront for your business?
A free 20-minute conversation, no pressure. We look at your situation and confirm the most sensible package — usually the smallest one.