The two plumbing campaigns that work on Meta
First: boiler-replacement lead-form ads targeting homeowners aged 35–65 in your service area, with a video showing an old boiler removal. Second: retargeting website visitors who reached your quote page and didn't submit — this audience converts at 3–4× cold traffic because they already know your name.
- Boiler replacement lead-form campaign (£30–£65 per lead typical)
- Bathroom refit inspiration + retargeting funnel
- Website-visitor retargeting (all pages, 30-day window)
- Creative production — filmed on-site once, edited into 6 variants
Why 'emergency plumbing' fails on Facebook
Emergency plumbing is a search-intent job — the burst pipe happens now and the homeowner opens Google, not Instagram. Trying to bid on emergency intent through Facebook produces cheap leads that don't convert. That budget belongs on Google Ads. Social spend belongs on considered purchases with a 2–8 week decision window.
What creative production actually looks like
We film on-site with one of your engineers over a single half-day: a boiler swap, a bathroom before/after, a customer testimonial, and B-roll of the van and tools. That footage cuts into 12–18 short-form assets we rotate through the campaigns over the next quarter. No stock footage — Meta's algorithm rewards native, unpolished, human content.
Frequently asked questions
What budget do plumbing Facebook Ads need to work?
£25–£50 per day per campaign is our minimum recommendation. Below that, Meta's algorithm can't gather enough conversion signal to optimise inside a 7-day learning phase.
Do you include the creative production?
Yes — one half-day filming day on-site per quarter is included in every social campaign. You keep the raw footage.
Can social ads replace my Google Ads?
No. Social wins considered-purchase enquiries; Google wins emergency intent. Removing either usually costs more in lost jobs than the ad-spend saving.
What about TikTok for plumbing?
TikTok works for brand awareness in cities with under-35 homeowner demographics (Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds). We only recommend it once Facebook and Google are already producing predictable lead flow.
How do you measure a plumbing social campaign?
Cost per booked job — not cost per lead, not cost per click. Every lead gets tagged in your CRM so we see which ad, creative, and audience produced the invoice.
When this isn't the right service for you
This isn't the right service for plumbers who don't sell any considered-purchase jobs (boilers, bathrooms, whole-house repipes) — pure emergency plumbers get better return from Google Ads and pay-per-lead.








