Without minisitee
- Every customer asks the same: what you do, where you work, how much
- Problem descriptions lost in long voice messages
- Address and type of job asked for one by one
- Urgent calls get buried in the message pile
Mini site for electricians and plumbers
Services, service area, a quote form, WhatsApp for the photo of the problem and an urgent-call button at minisitee.com/yourname. You set it up yourself, from your phone.
Day to day
Explaining what you do, where you work and asking each customer for their address takes time that should go to the job.
Without minisitee
With minisitee
Suggested structure
This is how the finished mini site looks, top to bottom. Next to each part, the tool you use to create it.












Appear when you fill them in: Google review, Address with map, Social networks.
Tools
You add only what you use. Each tool can be added, removed or moved with a tap.
Name, WhatsApp, address, type of job and urgency. Requests arrive in Configure.
Electrical, plumbing, painting and small repairs, each with a photo and description.
So customers can send a photo of the problem and ask questions.
A separate button for a leak or a power outage.
Photos of installations and repairs you have done.
The neighborhoods and cities where you work, in plain text.
How quotes work, warranty, materials, weekends.
The days and hours you take jobs.
Quote by photo
No calendar needed: the customer describes the problem, you reply with a price and set the day.
From WhatsApp or your business card, and see your services and service area.
They fill in the form with address and type of job, and send a photo on WhatsApp.
Requests arrive in Configure. You give a price, set up a visit if needed and pick the day.
Guide
Someone calling an electrician or plumber usually has a problem right now: the power is out, a pipe is leaking. The mini site should get that person to your WhatsApp as fast as possible.
A person with a leak does not read. Put the WhatsApp Button and the Call Button right at the top, with a ready message like "Hi, I need a repair. Can you send a photo of the problem?". Asking for the photo shows you assess first, and you arrive with the right materials.
Instead of "electrical and plumbing", create cards such as breaker replacement, shower installation, sockets with no power, dripping tap, unclogging, water tank. The customer recognises their own problem and feels you can solve it. Skip fixed prices if the cost depends on the visit.
Put in a Text tool the neighbourhoods and towns you cover and your on-call hours, if you have them. If you take emergencies outside normal hours, say so; if you do not, say that too, to avoid frustration. Address with map only makes sense if people visit a fixed point.
In the Gallery, show tidy breaker boxes, clean installations, finished pipework. Before and after shots work very well here. Someone about to let you work inside their home wants to see care, and a photo shows it better than any sentence.
Best practices
There are two kinds of customers here: those with a problem right now (power out, pipe burst) and those planning an installation or renovation.
Someone with an emergency will not read a form: they need the Call Button and WhatsApp Button right at the start. Someone planning a renovation or installation will fill in the Form.
A customer says “I’m getting shocks” or “the breaker keeps tripping”; the electrician thinks leakage current, overload, missing RCD or grounding.
Here the customer says “pipe burst”, “toilet won’t stop running”, “sewer smell”; the plumber thinks PVC, PPR or copper piping, seals, traps, flush valves.
In the FAQ, write what is safe to do and what is not. Electrical case: switch off the main breaker, do not touch exposed wires or an outlet that smells burnt, and never act on a wet floor.
List neighborhoods and cities in a List or a Text, and use the Hours tool for office hours and on-call time. Say frankly whether you take late-night or Sunday emergencies and whether there is a surcharge, because customers prefer to know beforehand.
For planned jobs, the Form should gather what you need to bring the right materials.
Show what is true: years in the trade, a safety course for electrical work when you have one, and a service warranty with a written period. A Gallery of tidy panels, labeled cables and before and after photos beats any adjective; avoid photos that show the inside of homes or customer documents.
Other businesses
Add your services, service area and quote form, and get the request with the address before you hit the road.
Create my repair mini siteFAQ
Yes. With the Form, they enter name, WhatsApp, address and type of job, and the request arrives in Configure.
Add the WhatsApp button to your site and customers send the photo there. You see the problem before quoting a price.
Yes. A second WhatsApp button, with an urgent message, takes the customer straight to your chat. The form can also ask "is it urgent?".
Yes. List neighborhoods and cities in a Text tool, and use Address with map if you have a place customers can visit.
Yes. The Gallery holds photos of your work, and the Product or Service card describes each type of job.
Explain in the FAQ that the cost depends on assessing the job and ask for a photo or video on WhatsApp. That lets you give a responsible estimate without committing to a figure that may not hold.
Contact
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