A clearer path to plumbing help.

Some visitors know which service they need and want to contact a plumber. Others are comparing options or trying to understand a problem. I organized the homepage around those decisions, keeping contact options available while giving people clear service choices, recent reviews and useful guidance.

My work covered the existing homepage, links between related pages and inquiry measurement. The aim was to make the site useful from the first question through the contact step, then check what the records could tell us about actual inquiries.

The published tankless-maintenance guide can be reached from both Home and Water Heater Services. It helps a homeowner prepare for a service conversation: what the equipment may need, which changes to mention and what to ask. The separate comparison guide covers choosing and sizing a water heater.

After the October 3 publication, I checked discovery from the homepage. The crawl reached nine public pages, all available and indexable, with every other page one link from Home. I also followed the guide and service links to confirm visitors could move between the relevant information.

A real September inquiry was present in the form records but missing from the successful-submission events in analytics. I compared the records and investigated how the form passed its completion signal to the tracking code.

I found and repaired a weakness that could leave a completed request out of the analytics report. I published the repair on October 2. The next check is to match a genuine new inquiry to the analytics report; that had not yet been confirmed at the October 3 review.