GeoUP for plumbers

Show the water heater you swapped, not a stock photo of a wrench

Plumbing work hides behind walls and under sinks. A quick check-in from the job shows people what you actually did, and GeoUP writes it up for your website and Facebook.

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Most plumbing calls start with a problem nobody planned for: no hot water, a slab leak, a backed-up main on a holiday weekend. People search, scan two or three websites, and call the one that looks like it already works in their part of town. Recent jobs with real photos are how a plumbing site earns that call.

The hard part is that good plumbing disappears once it's done. The PEX run is behind drywall, the cleanout is buried, the new shutoffs sit in a vanity nobody opens. If the tech doesn't grab a photo before the cabinet doors close, the work is gone, and the website keeps showing the same faucet from 2019.

GeoUP gives each plumber a check-in on their phone. Snap the open wall, the new tank or the sewer camera screen, add a short note, and GeoUP drafts a post with the job location attached. It publishes to your website and social pages.

Jobs that make great check-ins

Tank water heater replacement
Tankless water heater install
Whole-house repipe with PEX
Main sewer line camera inspection
Slab leak detection and reroute
Kitchen drain hydro jetting
Sump pump replacement
Toilet and shutoff valve replacement

What makes a strong check-in

Show the work your customers can't see.

Catch it before the wall closes

Repipes and leak repairs vanish behind drywall. Take the photo while the new PEX, the manifold or the copper repair is still exposed. That one shot is often the only proof of the work you will ever have.

Show the install, not just the tank

A new water heater is a white cylinder. What shows skill is the expansion tank, the drain pan, the venting, the gas flex with a sediment trap, and labeled shutoffs. Get those in the frame.

Use the camera footage

On sewer and drain jobs, a photo of the inspection screen showing roots or a belly in the line explains the job better than any description. Snap the screen before jetting and again after.

Write what the customer noticed

No hot water after ten minutes. Low pressure upstairs. The tub gurgles when the washer drains. Put the symptom in your notes, so someone reading the post recognizes their own house in it.

One check-in, drafted for you

What GeoUP writes from a plumber's check-in

An example of the kind of post GeoUP drafts from a few photos and notes. Every draft is yours to edit before it goes out.

Website post · draft

Water heater swap and new shutoffs in {neighborhood}

We replaced a leaking 40-gallon gas water heater in a garage in {neighborhood}. The old tank had rusted through at the base and was sitting in standing water with no drain pan. The new 50-gallon unit went in on a stand with a pan piped to the floor drain, a thermal expansion tank on the cold side, and a new gas flex line with a sediment trap. We also replaced the corroded gate valve with a quarter-turn ball valve, so the homeowner can shut off the water without a fight. Hot water was back the same afternoon.

What your customers type

The searches your job pages can answer

plumber near me
emergency plumber near me
water heater replacement {city}
tankless water heater installer {city}
sewer line repair cost
who fixes slab leaks

A page about a real job in a real neighborhood is a direct answer to a search like these. GeoUP puts one on your website every time your crew checks in.

Busy season, slow season

Keep the map lit all year.

Plumbing doesn't have an off season so much as a lopsided one. Winter brings frozen and burst pipes and water heaters that quit under load, and the days after a big holiday meal keep drain techs busy. Summer is quieter for service calls but fills with remodel rough-ins and sewer work. Because GeoUP jobs fade from the map over about six months, steady check-ins on the everyday calls keep the map lit between the big emergencies.

Questions from plumbers

Most of my work is under a sink. Is that worth posting?

Yes, if you get a clear photo. A new disposal, a replaced P-trap or a set of quarter-turn shutoffs are small jobs, but they show you work in that neighborhood. Every check-in with a location lights up ground on your territory map, whether it was a faucet cartridge or a full repipe.

Does the AI just make things up?

The draft is written from what the plumber puts in the check-in: the photos, the notes and the job location. The more specific the notes, the better the post. Model numbers, pipe material and the symptom the customer called about all help. The draft is editable, so you can fix a detail or cut a line.

Can I see where my plumbers have been working?

Yes. The home screen is a map of your service area, roughly a 10-mile radius around the business. Each check-in with a location lights up the ground around the job. The map shows the percent of your territory that's lit and which neighborhoods are going dark.

What's the catch on the free trial?

The trial is 7 days and needs a card to start, but nothing is charged until it ends. After that it's $18.99 a month for the business with 5 users included, and $7 a month for each user beyond that. No contract, no setup fee. Cancel in Settings in two clicks.

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