Websites for plumbers & electricians

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What’s the best way for a plumber or electrician in South Africa to get a website?

It depends on how much time you have. If you’re on call-outs all day, a one-page site built for you is the quickest route: Just1 builds one over WhatsApp for R97 once-off, with a preview within 24 hours and the first 3 months online included, then R97 every 3 months. It shows your services, the areas you cover, job photos, your PIRB or electrical registration and call and WhatsApp buttons, but has no booking system or online shop. If you’d rather build it yourself, DIY builders start at R29/month, and South African freelancers from R999 once-off.

Compare the options and prices

One-page websites for plumbers and electricians

  • Your services, from geysers and leaks to drains and electrical work
  • The suburbs and towns you cover, and your call-out hours
  • Photos of jobs you’ve done
  • Tap-to-call and WhatsApp buttons, plus a contact form
  • Google Maps if customers come to you

Option 1

R97 once-off

On yourbusiness.just1.co.za. 3 months hosting included, then R97 every 3 months.

Option 2

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R199/month, no R97 fee

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Website options for plumbers and electricians in South Africa

Compiled by Just1, which sells one of these options. Prices checked 29 September 2026 on each provider’s own website; if one has changed, tell us on WhatsApp.

What each option costs and who it suits
Free Google listing

Google Business Profile: free

Good for: Every plumber and electrician, first. It puts you on Google Maps with your hours, reviews and a call button. Watch out for: Google decides the layout. Link it to a website where your full services, areas and registration details live.
DIY website builder (South African)

HostAfrica AI Builder: R29/month for the first year, then R96.67/month

Good for: You’re happy to spend a few evenings on a laptop and want to edit the site yourself. Watch out for: After the first year it is R96.67/month, and you write the text, pick the photos and do the updates between jobs.
DIY website builder (international)

WordPress.com Personal: US$4/month billed yearly

Hostinger Website Builder: US$2.99/month if you prepay 48 months, renews at US$10.99/month

Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy: see their sites (the price shown depends on your country)

Good for: You want lots of templates and plugins, and you’re comfortable with a bigger editor. Watch out for: Billed in US dollars, so the rand cost moves with the exchange rate. The lowest prices need a long prepay.
Freelancer, once-off

Dean Goulding: R999 to R3,999 once-off, hosting included

99Webiz: R1,299 to R2,499 once-off, hosting extra

Good for: You want a few pages, say geysers, drains and electrical, built for you. Watch out for: Ask who hosts it and what changes cost later.
Web design agency

New Perspective Design: R1,990 to R16,900 once-off, hosting from R250/month after

Good for: A bigger team that needs several pages, SEO or ads managed. Watch out for: More than most one-van businesses need, and hosting is monthly on top.
Trade website subscription

The Webster: R250/month for up to 5 pages, or R500/month with Google Business Profile marketing

Good for: You want a 5-page site and someone to run your Google Business Profile every month. Watch out for: R3,000 to R6,000 a year for as long as you stay.
Just1 (us)

R97 once-off: one page on yourbusiness.just1.co.za, first 3 months online included, then R97 every 3 months

R199/month (or R1,990/year), no R97 fee: your own .co.za and email, changes on WhatsApp

Good for: You’re on site all day and want one page done over WhatsApp, with a preview within 24 hours. Watch out for: One page only, no booking system or online shop. Changes after delivery are included only on R199/month.

Weighing up Wix, Shopify or WordPress too? Our guide to the best website builders in South Africa compares them on first-year cost in rand, and what a website costs in South Africa breaks down designer and agency prices.

Burst geysers don’t wait for Monday

A burst geyser or a tripped main switch is a job for right now. People search, call the first plumber or electrician who looks real, and book whoever answers.

Emergency jobs start with a search

From 2019 to 2025, Google searches for “burst geyser” in South Africa averaged 74.4 in July against 42.0 in October, and 2025 was the highest year of the seven. Google says 70% of mobile searchers have called a business straight from the search results (Google and Ipsos, 2013; not South African data).

Source: Google Trends, “burst geyser”, ZA, 2019 to 2025; Google, “Good Call” guide, citing Google/Ipsos 2013

Built to get the call

A Just1 site is one page for a phone, with the call and WhatsApp buttons at the top, the WhatsApp message already typed, and your areas and emergency hours easy to find. The rest is up to you: answer fast.

Search ads for call-outs

Search ads show your number when someone types “emergency plumber” or “electrician near me”, only in the areas and hours you choose. Clicks are not cheap: in LocaliQ and WordStream’s 2026 benchmarks (mostly US advertisers), home and home improvement clicks averaged $8.33 against $5.42 across all industries, so tight areas and a page built to get the call matter. Ads Genie (R797/month) helps you create and edit Google, Facebook and Instagram ads over WhatsApp for a site we built, with the ad budget paid to Google or Meta. Call-out work repeats too: the customer whose geyser you fixed calls you for the next leak and passes your number on, so a job from an ad can keep paying after the ads stop.

Source: LocaliQ/WordStream search ad benchmarks, 2026

What SA customers do online when they need a plumber or electrician

Figures from Google Trends, insurers and the bodies that register plumbers and electricians. Each one points to something worth putting on your website.

Bar chart: Google searches for "geyser" in South Africa in 2025 by month, lowest in summer (50 in January) and highest in July (91).
Two figures from Budget Insurance, 2023: geyser claims rise by 30% or more in winter, and 98% of geyser claims come from burst or overflowing geysers, failing pipes or faulty equipment.
Bar chart: yearly average Google search interest in "solar installer" in South Africa, from 2.4 in 2019 to a peak of 60.5 in 2023, then 34.5 in 2025.
Three figures: 98.0% of South African internet users aged 16 and over go online on a phone (Q2 2025), Google handles 94.84% of mobile searches in South Africa (August 2026), and 66.3% of internet users aged 16+ use online maps or location services each month (Q2 2025).

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Geyser searches almost double in winter

In 2025, Google interest in “geyser” in South Africa went from 50 in January to 91 in July, and June or July was the top month in every year from 2019 to 2025. Put geyser repairs and replacements at the top of your site before the cold arrives.

Source: Google Trends, “geyser”, ZA, 2019 to 2025

Insurers see the same winter spike

Budget Insurance says geyser claims generally rise by 30% or more in winter, and 98% of them come from burst or overflowing geysers, failing pipes or faulty equipment. Santam sends its geyser claims to plumbers it appoints, so homeowners paying you directly want to see your work first.

Source: Budget Insurance, 27 June 2023; Santam geyser circular, July 2024

July is the peak month for “plumber” searches

From 2019 to 2025, searches for “plumber” in South Africa averaged 73.3 in July against 60.9 in November, and July 2025 was the highest month of the seven years. Get your site live before winter, not in the middle of it.

Source: Google Trends, “plumber”, ZA, 2019 to 2025

Load shedding sent people looking for electricians

Searches for “electrician near me” hit their highest point in December 2022, the month the CSIR calls the worst for load shedding on record. “Solar installer” searches peaked in January 2023 and still averaged 34.5 in 2025, against 2.4 in 2019. The timing lines up, but that is a pattern, not proof.

Source: Google Trends, “electrician near me”, ZA, 2019 to 2025; CSIR, power generation statistics 2022; Google Trends, “solar installer”, ZA, 2019 to 2025

Customers can check your registration online

The PIRB lets anyone look up a plumber by name or registration number. The Electrical Conformance Board says an electrician must be a registered electrical contractor, and every Certificate of Compliance carries a unique number so it can be traced. Show your numbers on your site so people can check them before they call.

Source: PIRB, Verify a Plumber; Electrical Conformance Board, CoC guide

The search starts on a phone

98.0% of South African internet users aged 16 and over go online on a mobile phone, and Google handles 94.84% of mobile searches in the country. WhatsApp is used by 92.5% of internet users every month. Put the call and WhatsApp buttons where a thumb finds them.

Source: DataReportal, Digital 2026: South Africa; Statcounter, August 2026

Plumber or electrician sites we built

SphaPower Plumbing website on a phone

SphaPower Plumbing

sphapower.just1.co.za

An owner-led plumber in Cosmo City. The page opens with 24/7 emergency help and a WhatsApp button, then six services, from burst pipes and blocked drains to geysers and leak detection, most with a WhatsApp button and the message already typed. There is a gallery of finished jobs, the areas they cover, a Google Maps link and a line saying CoCs are issued for qualifying work.

Kinetic Dynamics website on a phone

Kinetic Dynamics

kdynamics.co.za

A Pretoria plumbing and maintenance team on its own kdynamics.co.za domain. Geysers and GeyserWise controllers come first, followed by CCTV, garage doors, safety gates and home inspections. Almost every section ends in a WhatsApp button with a prefilled message, such as a geyser leak or a quote request. A map shows the area they cover, and the FAQ explains that one team handles both the plumbing and electrical side of a geyser job.

T.K.Z Plumbing and Hand Works website on a phone

T.K.Z Plumbing and Hand Works

A Randburg plumbing business run by Thomas. The page lists geyser repairs, leakage repairs, drain services, pool service and plumbing installations, and names Randburg, Linden, Bryanston, Sandton, Fourways and Northcliff as service areas. Customers can call or WhatsApp, and a gallery shows plumbing work.

The Bull Mocwana Service website on a phone

The Bull Mocwana Service

bullmocwanaservice.just1.co.za

A Kuruman business in the Northern Cape that does plumbing, tiling and garden service work. The page names Kuruman, Kathu, Hotazel and Vryburg as service areas. Customers can call, WhatsApp or email, or pick a service and their town in a short form that opens WhatsApp with the request filled in.

SKM Plumbing and Projects website on a phone

SKM Plumbing and Projects

skmplumbing.just1.co.za

A Rustenburg plumber operating since 2020, with PIRB-registered plumbers. The page shows the R350 call-out fee up front and covers geyser repairs and installs, blocked drains, new bathrooms and plumbing COCs for homes, businesses and industrial sites in Rustenburg, Moruleng, Mogwase and Northam. Each service has a WhatsApp button with the message already typed, and a gallery shows past jobs, including the new KFC in Mogwase.

Makwala Plumbing Services website on a phone

Makwala Plumbing Services

A registered plumbing business based in Cosmo City, with 11 years of experience and clients across Johannesburg. The page opens with “all plumbing solutions”, from leaks and blockages to full installations, and shows the call-out fee from R450 up front. A gallery shows bathroom and plumbing installations, and people are asked to share their location when they call or WhatsApp.

Topic Trading and Projects website on a phone

Topic Trading and Projects

A Durban business that does plumbing and tree felling. The page gives each service its own section: pipe repairs and fittings, drains and sinks, and taps and leaks, then tree cutting, removal and branch trimming. Three steps explain how to start on WhatsApp: open the chat, say which service you need and describe the job.

Jeff Plumber website on a phone

Jeff Plumber

A plumber in Cosmo City with 25 years of experience. The page lists four services: pipe repair, fixture installation, geyser repair and installation, and general repair and maintenance. It shows the call-out fee from R650 up front, names the areas served (Cosmo City, Randburg, Fourways, Northgate and Johannesburg), and has ready-made WhatsApp messages for each kind of job.

B&B Plumbing Works website on a phone

B&B Plumbing Works

A plumber in Parklands, Cape Town, with 10 years in business. The page lists geyser installations and maintenance, leak repairs and blocked drains, and bathroom renovations and hot water systems. It shows the call-out fee from R300 and a 6-month guarantee on new installations up front, and people call or WhatsApp one number and say which plumbing service they need.

Mokhitli Home & Commercial Plumbers (Pty) Ltd website on a phone

Mokhitli Home & Commercial Plumbers (Pty) Ltd

An emergency plumber for homes and businesses in Vanderbijlpark and the Vaal region. The page covers burst pipes, blocked drains and faulty geysers, with 10% off emergency plumbing up front, plus tiling and built-in cupboards and wardrobes. It lists the areas served (Vanderbijlpark, Vereeniging, Meyerton, Sasolburg and the Sedibeng District), and people call or WhatsApp one number and name the problem and their area.

Amidu Plumbing website on a phone

Amidu Plumbing

A plumber in Polokwane with a listed address in Laddan. The page covers three services: geyser installations for homes, bathroom plumbing (sinks, toilets, showers and baths) and blocked or damaged drains, with photos of plumbing and bathroom work. People call or WhatsApp one number and say which service they need and where in Polokwane.

Inxaso Solutions website on a phone

Inxaso Solutions

Inxaso Solutions runs plumbing and IT services as one business under the line “Your plumbing and IT partner”. The page gives each service its own block, plumbing (fittings to repairs) and IT (computer repairs to technical support), each with its own WhatsApp button. A quote form asks which service is needed and what the issue is, then opens WhatsApp with the message ready to send, and one number takes calls and WhatsApps.

Elliot Plumbing website on a phone

Elliot Plumbing

Elliot Plumbing puts its two towns in the headline: “Plumbing services in Rustenburg & Kimberley”. The page has an areas-served section for both towns and one number for calls and WhatsApp, and asks people to say what plumbing help they need and which town they are in, or to ask if they are unsure their area is covered.

Kb Plumber/Welder website on a phone

Kb Plumber/Welder

Kb Plumber/Welder does plumbing and welding in Lawley, Lenasia, Innerdale and surrounding areas, under the headline “Plumbing and welding in Lawley”. The page lists new installations, maintenance, drain unblocking, sewage system installation, taps, showers and bath tubs, plus toilets and renovations, says it is available 24/7, and has a gallery of work on site. A WhatsApp form asks for the service needed and the area.

Muchengeti Electrical and Plumbing Maintenance website on a phone

Muchengeti Electrical and Plumbing Maintenance

Muchengeti Electrical and Plumbing Maintenance does both plumbing and electrical work, so one WhatsApp number (073 136 0313) covers both. The plumbing list is plumbing maintenance, drain cleaning, re-piping and hot water heater installations. If people are not sure which service fits, the site asks them to describe the problem and Muchengeti points them to the right one.

Malvins Construction website on a phone

Malvins Construction

Malvins Construction does plumbing and renovation work for homes and businesses in Pietermaritzburg (PMB) and nearby areas, including bathroom renovations. The business address, 7 Eugenmaris in Napierville, is on the page, with a Facebook link. Quote buttons for plumbing or renovations ask which service is needed and where the property is. There are no fixed prices; call or WhatsApp 073 884 9204.

JJJ Plumbing website on a phone

JJJ Plumbing

JJJ Plumbing serves Pretoria and surrounding areas. Plumbing covers solar geysers, drainage and shower installation; house renovations cover bathroom tiling, floor tiling, ceilings, painting and roofing. A short form picks plumbing, renovations or both, takes a description of the work and sends it to WhatsApp. Quotes are free; call or WhatsApp 064 635 8700.

D&P home services website on a phone

D&P home services

dphomeservices.just1.co.za

D&P home services lists three kinds of work on one number: plumbing repairs and installation, electrical maintenance and renovations. Each service has its own enquiry button that opens WhatsApp with a message ready to send, and the page asks people to say the area where the work is needed. Prices are not listed; call or WhatsApp 078 322 6120.

Eva Master Plumbing website on a phone

Eva Master Plumbing

Eva Master Plumbing works in Cosmo City for homes and businesses, under the headline “Plumbing in Cosmo City”. It lists six services: leak repairs, blocked drains, pipe installations and repairs, bathroom renovations, geyser installations and repairs, and general plumbing maintenance, and has its own section for 24/7 emergency plumbing. Prices are not listed; call or WhatsApp 062 099 4836.

P&R Electrical & Plumbing Experts website on a phone

P&R Electrical & Plumbing Experts

P&R Electrical & Plumbing Experts is one business for electrical and plumbing work in Windmill Park and Boksburg, for homes and businesses. The page gives each service its own section with its own button, and an areas section written the way people search, such as a plumber in Boksburg or plumbing services in Windmill Park. Prices are not listed; people WhatsApp 061 005 5038 or call 062 399 0264 with the job and their area.

Lekoloane Plumbing Solutions website on a phone

Lekoloane Plumbing Solutions

Lekoloane Plumbing Solutions does plumbing and gas work in Germiston, Bedfordview, Boksburg, Alberton and the rest of Ekurhuleni, with 24/7 emergency plumbing. The gas side covers gas geyser supply and installation, gas stove and hob installs signed off with a certificate of conformity, and gas leak testing and compliance; the plumbing side covers burst pipes, blocked drains and geyser repairs. The page says it is SAQCC registered for gas and PIRB registered for plumbing. Prices are not listed; call or WhatsApp 082 045 0392 with your location and the service you need.

Eddie's Project Services website on a phone

Eddie's Project Services

Eddie's Project Services is a self-employed plumber in Phalaborwa, Limpopo, with 11 years of experience: 4 years in Joburg and 7 in Limpopo. The page says Eddie does the work himself, so you always know who is on the job. Prices are not listed; people WhatsApp 069 141 9532 with the plumbing service they need and their area.

Prinzodo Plumbers website on a phone

Prinzodo Plumbers

prinzodoplumbers.just1.co.za

Prinzodo Plumbers does plumbing in Durban South: drain unblocking, piping, geyser installation and maintenance, and leak repairs. The hero photo is a finished bathroom install, captioned “bathtub and toilet pipework, done to spec”, and the site says you do not need the technical name for the problem to get in touch. Prices are not listed; people WhatsApp 062 287 8011 or 069 943 0890, or call 062 287 8011.

Focus Plumbing & Maintenance website on a phone

Focus Plumbing & Maintenance

Focus Plumbing & Maintenance does domestic and industrial plumbing in Kempton Park: installations, burst pipes, blockages, leaking taps, toilets and geysers, geyser installs, bathroom alterations and Certificates of Compliance. Free quotations and no call-out fee are badges at the top of the page, and it states a Level 1 BEE certificate and VAT registration. Prices are not listed; people call or WhatsApp 073 453 3917.

Ergoflex Plumbing and Electrical website on a phone

Ergoflex Plumbing and Electrical

Ergoflex Plumbing and Electrical works in Bloemfontein, the Free State and surrounding areas. The page leads with plumbing (leak detection, burst pipes, blocked drains, geyser repairs, bathroom installations), then electrical work with Certificates of Compliance, drainage with high-pressure jetting and property maintenance. Its PIRB number and plumbing licence sit under the hero, and an On site gallery shows work in progress. Prices are not listed; people call 057 149 9466 or WhatsApp 067 149 8466.

PM Plumbing Services website on a phone

PM Plumbing Services

PM Plumbing Services pairs plumbing with home improvements: plumbing repairs and new fittings, bathroom renovations, ceiling painting, tiling and paving. The page sells one direct contact for every service, so people speak to the people doing the work and describe the job to get a quote. Prices are not listed; people call or WhatsApp 069 289 8883.

Knoxy Ceilings n Plumbing website on a phone

Knoxy Ceilings n Plumbing

knoxyceilingsnplumbing.just1.co.za

Knoxy Ceilings n Plumbing runs two trades from one business: ceiling installations, and plumbing that goes from geyser installations to full bathrooms. It also lists ceiling bulkhead work, tiling, partition and drywall work, painting and skimming. The page covers Gauteng, Mpumalanga, North West, Limpopo and Free State, and asks people to say whether they need ceilings or plumbing and which province they are in. Separate WhatsApp buttons open a ready quote request for each service. Prices are not listed; call or WhatsApp 062 230 2436.

REBONE BOKANG HOLDINGS PTY (LTD) website on a phone

REBONE BOKANG HOLDINGS PTY (LTD)

REBONE BOKANG HOLDINGS PTY (LTD) offers plumbing and home maintenance from one business: plumbing for leaks, pipes and fittings, plus painting, tiling, welding, carpentry and electrical work. The page asks people to say which service they need and briefly describe the work. Prices are not listed; call or WhatsApp 079 238 9359.

We also build websites for electricians, websites for builders and contractors, websites for borehole drillers, websites for solar installers and websites for pool services.

Four simple steps

1

Order your Just1 Website.

2

Send your details and photos on WhatsApp.

3

See your preview and approve it.

4

We publish it online for you.

What to send us on WhatsApp
  • Your business name and whether you do plumbing, electrical, solar or a mix
  • Your main jobs: geysers, burst pipes, blocked drains, leak detection, DB boards, CoCs, inverters
  • The suburbs and towns you cover, and whether you do after-hours call-outs
  • Your PIRB number, or your electrical contractor registration and wireman’s licence details
  • Photos of real jobs: a geyser you fitted, a neat DB board, before and after shots
  • The number for calls, your WhatsApp number and an email address if you have one
  • Your logo and a few customer comments you have permission to use, if you have them

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