Write a service page for [SERVICE, e.g. water heater replacement] by [BUSINESS NAME], serving [AREA].Facts: [WHAT IS INCLUDED, TYPICAL SIGNS THE CUSTOMER NEEDS IT, BRANDS YOU WORK WITH, WARRANTY YOU OFFER, LICENSE NUMBER IF REQUIRED]Include: a clear headline, signs you need this service, what the job involves, what affects the cost, why choose us (using only the facts above), and a call to action to call or request a quote. Plain language, no jargon.
AI Prompts for Plumbers, Electricians and HVAC
Prompts for trades and home service websites: service pages, emergency call-outs, quote requests and the trust details homeowners look for.
6 promptsIndustry cautions included
What this kind of site needs
People often look for a plumber, electrician or HVAC technician when something has just gone wrong. They want to know quickly that you do the job they need, that you cover their area, that you are licensed and insured where required, and how fast you can come. Clever copy matters far less than clarity and trust.
- A click-to-call phone number visible on every page, especially on mobile.
- One page per main service, such as drain cleaning, panel upgrades or furnace repair.
- Service area clearly stated.
- License and insurance details where your trade and state require them.
Be careful with
Be accurate about licenses, insurance, response times and warranties. In many states, contractors must show their license number in advertising, and claims about guarantees or emergency response must be true. Do not let an assistant add certifications, manufacturer partnerships or "24/7" availability you do not actually offer.
This is general information, not legal advice. Rules differ by place and profession.
The prompts
Replace the highlighted [PLACEHOLDERS] with your own details. For pages not covered here, see the full prompt library or use the Prompt Builder.
Write a short emergency service section for [BUSINESS NAME].Our real availability: [HOURS AND DAYS YOU TAKE URGENT CALLS]What counts as an emergency for us: [EXAMPLES]What to do while waiting: [SAFETY STEPS, e.g. turn off the water at the main valve]Keep it calm and clear, under 120 words, with the phone number prominent. Do not promise response times I have not given.
TipSafety steps must be correct. If in doubt, tell people to contact the relevant utility or emergency services.
Write a helpful article section titled "[N] signs your [SYSTEM, e.g. furnace] needs attention" for homeowners.Here are the signs I see most in my work: [YOUR LIST WITH NOTES]For each sign: what the homeowner notices, what it might mean, and whether it is urgent. Use my experience as the basis and keep it practical. Mark anything that should always be handled by a licensed professional for safety.
Write the text for a quote request form for [BUSINESS NAME]. Fields: name, phone, email, address or zip code, service needed, description of the problem, photos (optional), preferred contact time.Give labels, short helper text where useful, a button label, and a note under the button explaining when and how we will reply: [REPLY TIME].
Write a "Why homeowners choose us" section for [BUSINESS NAME] using only these facts: [YEARS IN BUSINESS, LICENSE, INSURANCE, WARRANTY, PRICING POLICY, CLEANUP POLICY, REVIEW RATING AND COUNT].4 points, 1 to 2 sentences each. Specific and checkable. No invented numbers or awards.
Write a short seasonal maintenance checklist for homeowners for [SEASON] about [SYSTEM]. Include 5 to 7 items they can check themselves safely and 2 to 3 that need a professional. Base it on these points from my experience: [YOUR NOTES]. End with a soft call to action to book a [SERVICE].
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a separate page for each service?
It usually helps. Someone searching for a water heater replacement wants a page about exactly that, with relevant details. Separate pages also let you answer the specific questions for each job.
Should I show prices on a trades website?
If you can give typical prices or starting prices, many customers appreciate it. If every job is different, explain what affects the price and how quoting works.
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