One services page cannot rank for water heaters, slab leaks, and drain cleaning at once. Homeowners search the exact job, often from a phone, and they call the first site that looks like it does that job in their town.
An AI website for a plumber should mean that structure — a page per job, a page per town, tap-to-call on mobile — not a chatbot stuck on a template.
What an AI website should actually do for a plumbing company
Plumbing searches are specific and urgent. The site that matches the job wins the call.
Curb builds:
- A page per job type (water heater replacement, drain cleaning, repipe, sewer camera, slab leak, fixture install), each with its own photos and local schema
- A page per town or neighborhood you serve, written individually — not one template with the city name swapped
- Same-day lead paths: short form with job type and address, routed to your dispatch inbox, plus tap-to-call in the header on mobile
Your Google reviews can sit on the pages that matter, with review schema for stars in results where Google shows them.
No deposit, no proposal
Most web projects start with a proposal, a deposit, and a long wait. With Curb you paste your address and get a free site check, then pick a plan and the build starts. A new design is usually ready the same day, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
Migrate the site you have, or rebuild
Bring WordPress, Wix, or Squarespace onto our stack, or get a new site designed around your services and job photos. Same published prices either way. See Migrate.
On a migration we map your URLs, put permanent redirects in place, and carry over titles and schema so you are not starting SEO from zero. Rankings are never guaranteed — but a faster site that passes Core Web Vitals and covers each job and town is the honest path to holding or improving them.
Change by portal chat — or your own agent
"Add gutter cleaning to our services." "Swap the truck photo on the homepage." "Take Tuesday hours off."
Request it in plain words through portal chat. Prefer your own AI agent? Point it at the API. Most changes are live within the hour; we guarantee 24 hours and send a link when it ships. SMS change requests are not live yet.
Pricing (launch)
Plans are published and assigned by the shape of the business, not negotiated:
- Standard — $29/mo or $290/yr — one location, up to 10 pages
- Pro — $59/mo or $590/yr — multiple locations, or heavier service-area and job-type builds
Every site has a private GitHub repo you can be invited to. After one paid month, the code is yours to export and self-host if you leave. Full plan rules are on pricing.
Quality bar before anything goes live
Every site has to clear 95+ on performance and SEO checks, zero accessibility violations (axe-core) at launch, and no broken links. The example plumbing and trade sites on our Examples page are demonstration builds — invented businesses that show art direction by vertical. Real customer work only goes up with the owner's permission.
Will I lose my Google rankings if I migrate?
We redirect old URLs and keep job-type content, titles, and schema. Rankings usually hold or improve because the new site is faster — but no vendor can honestly guarantee rankings.
Who owns the site?
You own your domain and content always. After one paid month the code is yours.
How do I request a change?
Portal chat in plain words, or the agent API. SMS is not live yet.
How is this different from hiring a web designer?
A designer hands you a file and bills hourly for every change. We build, host, and keep changing the site for one monthly price — Curb AI edits usually within the hour, and unlimited edits with your own AI.
Start with a free site check
Enter your domain on [hicurb.com](/) for a free check of your current site, then choose Standard or Pro and we start. More detail for plumbers lives on our businesses page, and full plan rules are on pricing.
