Get more leads: agencies and tools for plumbers in Texas
For plumbers in Texas who want to get more leads, this page lists 3 agencies and 19 tools on one page. The agencies sell SEO, PPC, website design and lead generation. The tools are lead marketplaces, call tracking tools and website builders, with Angi, CallRail and Thumbtack picked by the editor. One tool on this page is owned by the publisher and is labelled as such.
No agency here publishes a starting price, so budget is a conversation. Typical retainers run $1,500 to $4,000 a month. Service calls run $200 to $600 and repipes or water heaters $1,500 to $6,000, so volume matters more than ticket size. Local Services Ads are available for plumbers across the US and usually beat PPC on cost per booked job.
Agencies 3editor's picks, then trade specialists, then published prices
Houston, TX, US. Strong HVAC industry connections.
Austin, TX, US. Domain also cited as brand-surge.com.
Addison, TX, US. Traditional media buying (TV, radio, OTT) plus digital.
Tools 19editor's picks, then built for the trade, then published prices
Pay per lead regardless of win; ads extra; formerly Angie's List
Market leader in home services call tracking; ServiceTitan partnership 2024
Free listing; lead fees vary by location and job
Contractor website builder $9-$19/mo
Contractor websites and marketing agency
Advertising packages from $499/mo; remodel-heavy
Credit-based lead purchase; operates UK, US, AU, CA
2.5% referral fee on hired jobs only
Call tracking plus contact center tools
Call tracking with AI call scoring
First-party listing.
Templated contractor websites with content
Annual membership plus per-lead fee; part of Angi
Enterprise conversation intelligence; used by large home service brands
Shared home-improvement leads by trade and zip
Pay per lead or monthly budget; optional $360/yr Vetted Pro membership
Home Depot network; 40 points per lead (about $20 in materials)
Websites and managed marketing for home services
Call, form and chat tracking with lead valuation
FieldClients is owned by the publisher of Trades Shortlist. It is labelled on every page where it appears, carries no badge, and gets no bonus in the shortlist. Details on the methodology page.
How this list is built. Every listing names plumbing or all trades as a market and does work that answers "get more leads" and serves Texas. Order is editor's pick, then explicit trade coverage, then a published price, then name. Nobody pays to appear or to rank. The publisher's own product is labelled and gets no adjustment. Full methodology.