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DemonstrationA blank site: you type in the name and contacts in the plumber’s app, or load the example. The example is made up.
This is how the plumber runs the site from his phone: enquiries, today’s jobs, on call and invoices. In the Site tab, type in a name and contacts or load the example — this page shows them at once.
what you do · town · round the clock
While the plumber is on his way, you can stop the worst of the damage. Three things to do right now.
The plumber types the headline, the sentence under it, the notice at the top and where he goes himself, in the app’s Site tab. Until he does, the site shows its own words.
Show where it is leakingDescribe the problem
Dispatch your phone Sometimes busy. That is why this site exists too.
We cover:
Point at the problem
Press a place in the house: the card says what it may be, what to do now and what it usually costs. The plumber rewrites the cards’ steps and prices in the app’s Site tab.
The site answers what it could be, what to do right now and how long it usually takes. Then the enquiry fills itself in.
Turn the house with a finger or the mouse. It springs back.
Water at the inlet or the meter usually means a cracked pipe or joint before all the taps. It is the most serious place.
For example: 120–320 €, about 60–180 min
A wet or dripping heater is most often an old safety valve or a connection. It can also be condensation.
For example: 90–250 €, about 60–150 min
Under a sink it is usually the trap, the connecting hose or the angle valve that leaks.
For example: 60–140 €, about 40–90 min
Wet under a radiator: most often a valve or a joint. The water may be hot.
For example: 50–120 €, about 30–80 min
A puddle by the toilet: usually the hose or a gasket. The cistern may also be running on.
For example: 70–160 €, about 30–70 min
These are example prices. You can change them in the plumber’s app, in the Site tab.
Enquiry
A few answers instead of a ten-minute call. The plumber gets one alert, reads the answers in the app and taps one button.
The form checks the answers as a real one would. The enquiry it sends arrives in the plumber’s app with an alert on his phone; once he confirms when he will come, you see it right here.
Prices, planned work, offers: we answer in working hours.
The message arrives in the plumber’s app, under Enquiries → Messages, with an alert on his phone. There it can be read, answered and deleted.
Message sent. It is already in the plumber’s app, under Messages.
The enquiry went into your demonstration sandbox. On a real site the plumber would get an alert like this on his phone. Tap the button as he would, or open the plumber’s app.
The plumber’s side, on your phone
Scan the code with your phone: the plumber’s app opens with this enquiry in it. Turn its alerts on, send another enquiry from here, and the phone rings.
Open the plumber’s app