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For plumbers AI social media, done for you

Social media for plumbers, done for you.

You're under a sink, not writing captions. Pylot reads your website and services, then writes and schedules a week of useful, local posts that keep your name in front of homeowners before the pipe bursts.

Pro: 7 days for $0 · card required · then $49.99/month · cancel within 7 days to pay nothing.

Brand kit
Copperline Plumbing

“Plain-spoken, practical, reassuring.”

Copperline Plumbing@copperlineplumbing
Tip card with a photo of an outdoor tap.Photo postMon · 7:00 am

copperlineplumbing Cold snap on the way. Two minutes tonight could save you a burst pipe: disconnect garden hoses, open the cabinet doors under sinks on outside walls, and know where your main shut-off is. Not sure where yours is? Ask us on your next visit.

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  • Tue · 12:00 pm Carousel Scheduled
  • Wed · 5:30 pm Photo post Scheduled
  • Thu · 8:00 am Photo post Scheduled
Example account · Copperline Plumbing is fictional
An example week

A week of posts for Copperline Plumbing

A fictional family-run plumber with four vans covering a suburban service area. Every image below was generated with Pylot; the business and its posts are examples. Yours are written from your own website and photos, and you approve them first.

Mon7:00 am
Tue12:00 pm
Wed5:30 pm
Thu8:00 am
Fri1:00 pm
Sat9:00 am
SunRest day
Copperline Plumbing@copperlineplumbing
Tip card with a photo of an outdoor tap.Photo postMon · 7:00 am

copperlineplumbing Cold snap on the way. Two minutes tonight could save you a burst pipe: disconnect garden hoses, open the cabinet doors under sinks on outside walls, and know where your main shut-off is. Not sure where yours is? Ask us on your next visit.

Copperline Plumbing@copperlineplumbing
Before, the corroded pipe, and the finished install.CarouselTue · 12:00 pm

copperlineplumbing Job of the week: a 1970s galvanized supply line swapped for PEX in a single day. Slide for the corroded section we pulled out. Better pressure, no more rusty water.

Copperline Plumbing@copperlineplumbing
Photo of a technician checking a water heater.Photo postWed · 5:30 pm

copperlineplumbing Is your water heater over 10 years old, rumbling, or leaving rust-colored water? Those are the usual signs it's near the end. We'll give you an honest repair-or-replace answer, with no pressure.

Copperline Plumbing@copperlineplumbing
Luis next to the branded van.Photo postThu · 8:00 am

copperlineplumbing Meet Luis, 14 years on the tools and our go-to for tricky drain jobs. He'll be the one in the blue van who puts down shoe covers before he walks in.

Copperline Plumbing@copperlineplumbing
Review quote card on your brand colors.Photo postFri · 1:00 pm

copperlineplumbing "Called at 7 am with no hot water. Fixed by lunch and they explained everything." Thanks, Mark. We're booking same-week appointments now.

Copperline Plumbing@copperlineplumbing
Simple diagram of a main shut-off valve.Photo postSat · 9:00 am

copperlineplumbing Weekend plumbing emergency? Shut the water off at the main, then call our emergency line. Here's how to find your main shut-off valve.

What Pylot handles

Built for how plumbers work

Video ads

Video ads, made from your brand

A short vertical ad for seasonal checks or same-week appointments, for Facebook and Instagram. On paid plans; not part of the trial.

Shown: a real Pylot ad made for a sample brand.
Brand

Stays local

Posts name your service area and real jobs, so they read like a neighbor, not a franchise.

Captions

Captions in your voice

Each channel gets its own caption, written the way you talk to your customers.

Review

Approve it between jobs

Seasonal tips, job spotlights and how-tos based on your services. Check the week from your phone and skip anything you don't want.

Planning

Runs while you work

A week is planned and scheduled at once, so your feed stays active in your busiest months.

Post ideas

Social media post ideas for plumbers

Homeowners don't follow plumbers for fun. They follow the one who taught them something useful, then call that one when there's water on the floor. These ideas are built around that.

  1. Seasonal prevention tips

    Frozen pipes in winter, sprinkler checks in spring, sump pumps before the rainy season. Timely and shareable.

  2. Job-of-the-week spotlights

    Before, after, and one sentence on what was wrong. Shows the work and the neighborhoods you cover.

  3. "Is it time to replace?" guides

    Water heaters, toilets, old supply lines. Honest signs build trust before the sales call.

  4. Technician introductions

    Homeowners want to know who's coming to the door. A face, a name and years of experience help.

  5. Customer reviews

    Short quote cards from real reviews, thanking the customer by first name.

  6. What not to flush (or pour)

    Wipes, grease, coffee grounds. Light, useful and memorable.

  7. Emergency how-tos

    Where the main shut-off is and what to do while you wait. People save these.

  8. Service-area posts

    Name the towns and neighborhoods you cover so locals know you're nearby.

  9. Behind the van

    Restocking, training days, a new tool. Shows a real, organized team.

  10. Booking availability

    "Same-week appointments open" is a clear, useful message on a slow week.

Your week, from your website

See what Pylot would post for your business

Paste your website and watch Pylot learn your brand and draft your first posts in about 20 seconds. No account needed to watch.

Pro: 7 days for $0 · card required · then $49.99/month · cancel within 7 days to pay nothing.

Questions

Social media for plumbers, answered

Do plumbers really need social media?

Many homeowners check a plumber's Facebook or Instagram before they call, to see real jobs, reviews and that the business is active. A steady feed of useful posts helps with that, even if the call comes from search.

What should a plumbing company post on Facebook?

Seasonal prevention tips, job spotlights, technician introductions, customer reviews and emergency how-tos. The ideas list above has ten you can use.

How much time does Pylot take each week?

Pylot drafts and schedules the week for you. Most owners spend a few minutes reviewing the plan and adding a photo from a recent job.

Can I use photos from my own jobs?

Yes, and we recommend it. Upload job photos and Pylot writes the post around them. It also uses the photos on your website.

Which platforms can Pylot post to?

Pylot publishes to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, X and Google Business Profile. Supported post formats vary by platform.

How much does Pylot cost?

There is no free plan. Pro is 7 days for $0 (card required), then $49.99/month. Cancel within 7 days and you pay nothing. Video ads unlock with your first payment. Premium and Scale add more monthly credits for images and video.