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What Should Plumbers Post on Social Media? 30 Examples

Direct Answer

Plumbers should post content that helps homeowners prevent expensive problems and trust the company before they call. The best mix is seasonal maintenance, emergency prevention, customer reviews, job photos, team credibility, and simple explanations of plumbing issues.

30 Social Media Post Ideas for Plumbers

  1. Signs your water heater is close to failing.
  2. What to do before calling an emergency plumber.
  3. A before-and-after photo from a drain clearing job.
  4. A customer review with the service area mentioned.
  5. Why slow drains should not be ignored.
  6. What homeowners should never put down the garbage disposal.
  7. A reminder to check outdoor hose bibs before winter.
  8. A quick explanation of tankless water heater maintenance.
  9. A team photo from a finished job.
  10. A "this or that" post: repair vs replace a water heater.
  11. A seasonal monsoon or storm drain reminder.
  12. A photo of a clean work area after a messy job.
  13. A myth-busting post about chemical drain cleaners.
  14. A checklist for shutting off water before vacation.
  15. A post explaining where the main water shutoff valve is.
  16. A video showing what a normal water heater sound is.
  17. A "service area spotlight" for a nearby neighborhood.
  18. A short story about a problem caught early.
  19. A reminder to schedule annual water heater flushing.
  20. A comparison of common pipe materials.
  21. A customer FAQ: "Why does my toilet keep running?"
  22. A photo of your truck, uniform, or equipment.
  23. A post about license, insurance, or guarantees.
  24. A tip for preventing clogged kitchen drains.
  25. A post on how hard water affects fixtures.
  26. A holiday reminder about guest bathroom plumbing.
  27. A Google Business Profile post about same-week openings.
  28. A "meet the plumber" team introduction.
  29. A review response that shows professionalism.
  30. A clear call-to-action for inspections or urgent repairs.

Weekly Posting Mix

Use this simple rotation:

  • Monday: A prevention tip.
  • Wednesday: A job photo, review, or team proof post.
  • Friday: A service reminder or Google Business Profile update.

That gives you 12 posts per month without needing to invent a new strategy every week.

Example Post

Caption: Slow drains are usually not random. They can mean buildup, roots, or a partial blockage farther down the line. If more than one drain is slow, call before it turns into a backup.

Image idea: A clean photo of your drain equipment, a finished sink repair, or a simple branded graphic that says "Slow drains are a warning sign."

What Plumbers Should Avoid

Do not post only coupons. Price matters, but trust matters more when someone is letting a contractor into their home. Use promotions as one part of the mix, not the whole calendar.

Also avoid generic stock photos when you have real proof. A clean job photo, truck photo, or review screenshot will usually build more credibility than a polished but anonymous graphic.

Related Tools

Use the Posting Frequency Calculator to plan your cadence or the Social Media Management Cost Calculator to compare DIY posting against outsourcing.

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What Should Plumbers Post on Social Media? 30 Examples
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Written by Kathleen Celmins

Founder of Glow Social. Helping local businesses stay visible on social media without doing the work themselves.