Heating work starts with a Google search
When a boiler breaks or a landlord needs a gas safety certificate, people search "gas engineer near me" or "boiler installation [town]". The firms that win that work are the ones with professional websites that load fast, show their Gas Safe credentials and make calling effortless.
A Facebook page or a listing-only presence can't do that job. You need a website that ranks for the services you actually sell — boiler installs, servicing, repairs, landlord certificates, underfloor heating, heat pumps — in the areas you cover.
What a heating specialist's website needs
Trust front and centre
Gas Safe registration, qualifications, insurance and manufacturer accreditations displayed prominently. Customers are letting you into their homes to work on gas appliances — credibility is everything.
Service pages that rank
Each service gets a proper page: boiler installation, annual servicing, breakdown repairs, power flushing, landlord gas safety checks, commercial heating. That is how Google matches you to the searches that pay.
Emergency-friendly design
A huge share of heating enquiries happen on a phone, often in a hurry. Click-to-call buttons, short forms and fast-loading pages convert panic into booked jobs.
Reviews and proof
Testimonials, photos of installations and named local areas reassure customers you are established and reliable.
Fixed price, live fast
Our fixed-price website packages start at £495 with three months of support included — most sites are live within a week or two. No agency retainer, no hourly billing surprises.
Built for local SEO
We structure your site around the searches that drive heating work, with clean markup, proper headings and fast load times — the technical foundation that local rankings depend on.
See examples of our work in the project portfolio.
The services worth their own pages
Heating work splits into distinct searches, and each deserves a dedicated page if you want to rank for it: boiler installation and replacement, annual servicing, breakdown and emergency repairs, landlord gas safety certificates (CP12), power flushing, cylinder and system upgrades, underfloor heating, and increasingly air source heat pumps. We map your actual service list to a page structure that covers every revenue stream.
Landlords and letting agents
CP12 and legionella work is recurring, contract-friendly revenue — but landlords and agents choose providers differently from homeowners. They want reliability, certification processes and easy booking. If commercial property work matters to you, we build the trust signals and service pages to attract it.
Financing and manufacturer schemes
If you offer boiler finance or install under manufacturer accreditation schemes, those belong on the site — they're decision factors that move quotes from "maybe" to "booked". We make sure they're visible rather than buried in a footer.
After launch
Your site shouldn't be a set-and-forget expense. Seasonal content — autumn servicing pushes, winter readiness — keeps it working year round, and our maintenance plans cover updates and new content as your service list grows.
How much does a heating engineer's website cost?
A focused site covering your core services fits our Essential package at £495. If you want individual pages for every service — installs, servicing, repairs, landlord certificates, heat pumps — the Brochure Site at £1,995 gives you ten pages and deeper on-page SEO. Fixed quote agreed before any work starts.
Getting found for the searches that pay
"Boiler installation [town]", "gas engineer near me", "landlord gas safety certificate [area]", "heat pump installer [county]" — each is a separate page opportunity. We build the structure around how your customers actually search, write meta titles designed to win the click, and make sure your Google Business Profile and website reinforce each other — consistency between the two is what lifts local rankings.
Common mistakes on heating websites
Buried Gas Safe numbers (customers check), no mention of which brands you install, phone numbers that aren't clickable on mobile, and emergency call-out terms nobody can find. Each one quietly loses booked jobs. A structured rebuild fixes them in one pass.
Questions heating engineers ask us
Can customers book servicing online? Enquiry forms and click-to-call are standard; full booking integrations are available on larger builds.
Can you add my Checkatrade reviews? Yes — we surface your strongest third-party reviews on the site.
What the build process looks like
You send your Gas Safe details, services, coverage areas and job photos — we handle structure, copy, design, hosting and launch. You review the full site before anything goes live, and most heating engineers are online within a week. After launch the CMS is yours: add services, update prices, post new installs — or leave it all to us under a maintenance plan.
Recurring revenue deserves its own page
Service plans and annual boiler care contracts are the margin engine of a heating business — yet most sites bury them in a bullet point. A dedicated page explaining what's included, what it costs and how to sign up turns one-off emergency callers into retained customers paying monthly. We build that page to convert.
What our clients say on Google
“From start to finish, we had help, support, advice and the whole process of creating our website was headache free.”
“I've commissioned Real Code for a number of web projects. They are professional, have great technical and business understanding and are absolutely on top of their game.”
Rated 5.0 out of 5 across every review on our Google Business profile.
Ready to talk? Tell us about your heating business and we'll come back the same working day with a fixed price.
