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Licensed, bonded, and insured. Your plumbing website needs to prove it.

State licensing requirements, emergency service claims, and warranty language all need review on plumbing websites.

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What regulators look for on plumbing websites

Missing or expired plumber license number

Emergency service claims without 24/7 availability

Warranty language that may violate consumer protection laws

No service area boundaries defined

Who regulates plumbing websites

State Plumbing Boards
FTC

We review your website against requirements from each of these regulatory bodies. This is an informational review, not legal advice. Consult with your attorney for guidance specific to your situation.

What we check

10 plumbing-specific checksTailored to plumbing regulatory requirements
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Common questions about plumbing websites

Does my plumbing website need to show my license number?

Yes. Most states require licensed plumbers to display their license number on all advertising, including your website. Some states also require your contractor classification.

Can I advertise 24/7 emergency plumbing service?

Only if you actually provide it. Making emergency availability claims you cannot fulfill is deceptive advertising under FTC guidelines. If you have after-hours limitations, disclose them.

What about warranty claims on my plumbing website?

Warranty language must comply with the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Avoid vague terms like "guaranteed." Specify what is covered, for how long, and any exclusions clearly.

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