A dripping tap wastes about 3,000 gallons a year. Most are a same-day fix with a flat price.
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Social media for plumbers, done for you
Plumbers get most new jobs from people who look them up first, and an active Facebook page is part of that check. PostDrip writes, designs and publishes a new post for your plumbing business every day, from seasonal tips to same-day service reminders, so your page always looks busy and trustworthy.
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A week of posts for a plumber
Three of the posts PostDrip made for a sample plumber, Flow Plumbing. Each one is written for the business and gets its own designed picture.
Rusty water, rumbling noises or a puddle at the base: three signs your water heater needs a look before it fails.
Burst pipe or slow drain, we're there today, and you'll know the price before we start.
Sample business and posts, made by PostDrip.
Why social media matters for plumbers
55% of U.S. consumers use social media to research a local business, and 73% of them use Facebook to do it (SOCi, 2026).
Homeowners check before they call
A leaking pipe sends people to search and to Facebook. A page with recent posts and real tips looks like a business that answers the phone.
Emergencies are seasonal
Frozen pipes in winter, sump pumps in spring, water heaters in fall. Posting about each one at the right time keeps you top of mind when it happens.
Trust beats price
Posts that explain what a fix involves and what it costs build the trust that wins the job over the cheapest quote.
Post ideas for plumbers, month by month
PostDrip plans posts like these around the seasons of your trade, and mixes in your own news and offers.
- JanuaryHow to keep pipes from freezing on the coldest nights
- FebruarySigns your water heater is about to fail
- MarchTest your sump pump before the spring rains
- AprilWhat a dripping tap really costs you in a year
- MayOutdoor spigot and hose bib check before summer
- JuneWhy your water bill jumped: three hidden leaks
- JulyGarbage disposal dos and don'ts after a cookout
- AugustLow water pressure? What causes it
- SeptemberWater heater flush: the 20-minute job that adds years
- OctoberWinterize outdoor lines before the first freeze
- NovemberHoliday guests and your drains: what not to pour
- DecemberWhere your main shut-off valve is, and why it matters
How it works
- Point PostDrip at your website, Facebook page or Google listing. It learns what your business does.
- Connect your Facebook Page. PostDrip plans your calendar with a new post every day.
- Each day it writes the post, designs the picture and publishes it. Change or skip any post when you like.
Questions plumbers ask
What should a plumber post on Facebook?
Seasonal maintenance tips, the warning signs of common problems, before and after photos of jobs, and reminders that you offer same-day or emergency service. Helpful posts build trust; PostDrip mixes all of these automatically.
How often should a plumbing business post on social media?
Once a day keeps your page active without overwhelming followers. Consistency matters more than volume: a page whose last post is months old looks closed.
Does social media actually bring plumbing jobs?
It supports the jobs you get from search and referrals. In SOCi's 2026 Local Discovery Index, 55% of U.S. consumers used social media to research a local business, and 59% said a social post had made them a customer.
Can I approve posts before they go out?
Yes. Every post is in your calendar before it publishes. You can edit, swap the photo or skip a day, or let PostDrip post automatically.
Put your plumber on social media autopilot
Set up in about 3 minutes from your website. A new post goes out every day; change or skip any of them.
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