WorkConcept

Copper Run Plumbing & Heating

A phone number that’s always in reach, plain prices and a clear list of what they fix.

Kind
Concept site for a made up business
Trade
Plumbing and heating
Built
November 2026
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The Copper Run Plumbing & Heating concept site on a computer The same site on a phone

The brief.

When a pipe bursts, nobody reads. They look for a phone number, and for some sign that the company is real and fair.

The site has to work for that person first. The person comparing quotes on a quiet evening comes second, and they want prices and a clear list of services.

Copper Run is a made up business. I gave it a name, a price list and a service area, then built the site the way I’d build it for a paying client.

What I built, and why.

Four decisions shaped the page. Each one starts with what a customer wants to know.

  • The number never leaves the screen

    On a phone, a call bar stays pinned to the bottom of every screen. On a computer the number sits in the header, and again, very large, at the end.

  • Prices in plain sight

    Most trades hide their prices. Showing a few starting prices builds trust before the first call, and it saves everyone time on the wrong jobs.

  • A plain list of what they fix

    Plumbing on one side and heating on the other, in the words a homeowner would use. It also tells Google exactly what the business does.

  • One copper line

    A single copper pipe runs down the page and ties the sections together. It’s drawn in code, so it stays sharp at any size and adds almost nothing to the page weight.

The price list on the Copper Run concept site, with six common jobs and their prices
The price list, with the copper line running past it.

On a phone.

Most visitors to a local business site are on a phone, so the phone layout is designed first.

A note on the pictures. For a real build I’d use your own photos: the vans, the crew, the work. This concept uses drawings, because I won’t put stock photos on a page and pass them off as a business.

The numbers.

Measured on Nov 13, 2026 with Google Lighthouse, set up as a mid range phone on a slow connection.

Performance, out of 100
100
Accessibility, out of 100
100
Best practices, out of 100
100
Whole page, in kilobytes
49

These scores were measured on a test copy of the site before launch. The search score is left out because this concept is hidden from search engines on purpose. The business isn’t real, so it shouldn’t show up in Google.

This concept is coded by hand and lives on this site. A client site is built on the platform you already have, and some platforms are slower than others. I’ll tell you what yours can reach before we start.

See it for yourself. Open the concept on your phone and tap around.

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