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Meta is the wrong channel for emergency plumbing and we'll say so before you spend anything. It works for the planned side: repipes, water heaters, bathroom work.

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Emergencies are search. Planned work isn't.

Nobody standing in water opens Instagram. Emergency plumbing is search intent, and pointing Meta budget at it is the most common way plumbers waste money on this channel.

But a repipe, a water heater replacement or a bathroom refit are planned purchases people think about for weeks. Those are reachable on Meta, and almost nobody in your market is advertising for them there.

What's different for plumbing

  • Campaigns for repipes, water heaters and bathroom work, not emergency callouts
  • Creative showing the finished work and the disruption avoided, since plumbing is mostly invisible
  • Financing on the larger jobs, because a repipe is a price-shock purchase
  • Retargeting across the weeks people take to commit to planned work
  • Reporting that separates Meta-sourced planned work from search-sourced emergencies
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Only if planned work is a real part of your business. If you're purely emergency callouts, the money belongs in Local Services Ads and Google Ads.

We turn plumbers away from this more often than we sign them onto it.

Not sure Meta is right for your trade?

Tell us how much of your revenue is planned work rather than emergency callouts. That number decides whether this channel is worth anything to you.

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