Redfern Plumbing & Heating
- Industry
- Home Services
- Market
- United Kingdom
- Year
- 2026
- Services used
- Google & Meta ads · Website design & development

Looked fine, earned nothing.
The site Redfern came to us with was tidy enough. Van photographs, a services list, a strip of boiler brands, a contact page at the end of the menu. The phone rang most days and nobody could say why: a call might have come from the site, from the van livery, or from a neighbour over the fence. They had paid for marketing before, a directory listing and a short run of ads, and stopped both when neither could be traced to a job.
A boiler quote is an urgent purchase made in a cold house. The person searching wants a price band, a likely date and a way to ask, and they want all three on a phone screen. Redfern's old form asked eleven questions and never mentioned money. Two vans make the wrong enquiry expensive too: a job outside the patch, or a washer an apprentice could change, takes the slot a boiler install would have filled.
What we did.
Rebuilt the quote path first
Before a pound went to Google, the site got one job to do: a short quote form with price bands stated up front. Photographs of the old boiler are optional, and they save a survey visit when they arrive.
Gave each job its own page
Boiler replacement and emergency repair each got a landing page written for the state the reader is in. The replacement page leads with price bands and install dates; the emergency page leads with arrival times.
Ran Search inside the patch
Google Ads on the terms a Manchester householder types when the boiler gives out: Search campaigns for replacements, call-focused campaigns for emergencies, and the whole account fenced to the postcodes two vans can reach.
Cut waste every month
Call tracking and form events tie every enquiry back to a keyword. Each month we cut what spent without booking and fed what booked.
Measured in booked jobs.
3×
booked jobs a month
The same budget, spent only on the keywords that end in a booking.
£900
a month, and it stays flat
Growth has to come from cutting waste, so the budget never creeps.
100%
of enquiries tied to a keyword
Call tracking and form events. What books gets fed; what does not gets cut.
Closer in


