# Ramsey Plumbing & Heating — Owner-Ready Media Kit

**Prepared for:** Chris Ramsey / Ramsey Plumbing & Heating — York / York Harbor, Maine
**Serving:** Southern Maine & Seacoast New Hampshire
**Prepared:** 2026-06-07
**Status:** Ready to use after a 10-minute facts check (see the last section). Everything here is written so you can copy, paste, film, and post without a marketing person in the middle.

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## 1. Cover note (read this first)

Chris —

You already do the part most plumbers get wrong: you show up, you explain it straight, you leave the house cleaner than the chain guys leave the driveway. That's the whole brand. We didn't invent anything — we just wrote down what your customers already say about you and built the words, the posts, the videos, and the song around it.

This kit is built to be used by *you*, not by an agency. Pick what you like. Ignore what you don't. Nothing in here posts itself, spends a dime, or contacts anyone. Before anything goes public, run the 5-line facts check at the bottom (phone, license number, service radius, whether you do emergency calls, and photo permission). That's it.

The one rule that makes all of this work: **be the plumber people keep in their contacts before they need you.** Everything below serves that.

— Built for you by Ethan's shop

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## 2. Positioning (one paragraph you could say out loud)

Ramsey Plumbing & Heating is the local plumber Southern Maine and Seacoast NH homeowners call when they want the problem actually solved — no upsell theater, no mystery invoice, no muddy bootprints. Chris is a Master Plumber who diagnoses it clearly, fixes it right, and respects the house while he's in it. You don't call Ramsey because of a billboard. You call because a neighbor said "save this number."

**The competitor we beat:** the big regional chain with the catchy radio jingle and the rotating cast of techs nobody remembers. We win on the three things they can't fake — a name, a face, and a clean job site.

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## 3. Who we're talking to (audiences, ranked)

1. **York-area homeowners (35–70)** — own their home, value competence over the lowest bid, terrified of water damage. The core. Most of your marketing should point here.
2. **Coastal & seasonal rental owners** — open-up and close-down season is predictable revenue. They want one less thing to fail while guests are in the house.
3. **Renovation & remodel contractors** — want a plumber who hits schedule and communicates, so *their* finish looks easy.
4. **Property managers** — multiple units, repeat work, value a reliable single point of contact.
5. **New-home builders** — longer cycle, relationship play.

> Practical note: 70% of your content effort should aim at audience #1. They refer the most and they're the ones searching "plumber near me" at 7am with a wet basement.

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## 4. The campaign: "The Plumber You Keep"

One idea ties the whole year together so you're not reinventing a theme every week.

**The line:** *The plumber you keep in your contacts.*

**Why it works:** It reframes the buying decision. Most plumber ads scream "EMERGENCY? CALL NOW." Yours says: *save me now, so the emergency is already handled.* That's a lower-pressure ask, it matches how people actually pick a plumber (word of mouth + saved contact), and it turns every satisfied customer into a billboard. It also pairs perfectly with the brand song of the same name.

**The repeatable action:** end every job, every post, every video with some version of "save this number." Magnets, the truck, the invoice footer, the website, the song chorus — all one drumbeat.

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## 5. Brand song — "The Plumber You Keep"

You have a finished, original country-folk track written for the business. File: `ramsey-plumbing-the-plumber-you-keep.mp3` (also embedded on the media page). There's a second instrumental-leaning cut, `ramsey-plumbing-coastal-maine-jingle.mp3`, useful as background under videos.

### Lyrics one-sheet (for print / liner / caption use)

> **NOTE:** These lyrics reflect the song's theme and structure. Before printing them as the *official* lyrics, play the track once and match any line you want to quote word-for-word — small AI-vocal wording can drift. Use as the lyrical "spirit sheet" until matched.

**"The Plumber You Keep"** — country-folk, mid-tempo, warm

*Verse 1*
There's a drip in the dark you can't sleep through,
a cold pipe morning, no idea what to do.
You don't need a stranger, you need someone true —
somebody local who'll show up for you.

*Chorus*
So you keep that number right by the phone,
the plumber who treats your house like his own.
Clean boots, straight answers, work done deep —
Ramsey, the plumber you keep.

*Verse 2*
From York Harbor down to the Seacoast line,
clear what it'll cost you, clear on the time.
No muddy floor, no runaround,
just honest work, the cleanest in town.

*(Chorus)*

*Bridge*
Small leak today beats a flood next week —
save it now, the plumber you keep.

### Where to actually use the song
- **15–30 sec cut as the bed under every reel/short.** This is its #1 use.
- **Last 5 seconds of every video:** chorus line + your number on screen.
- **On-hold message / voicemail tail** (a few bars).
- **Website hero** as a tiny "▶ hear our jingle" play button (don't autoplay).
- **A "behind the song" post** — people love that a local plumber has a real song. It's shareable in a way an ad never is.
- **Do NOT** run it as paid radio/TV until the facts check + a quick rights confirmation is done.

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## 6. Social posts (copy-paste ready)

Each is written to stand alone. Pair with the suggested visual; none require fancy production.

**Post A — The save-the-number hook**
> A plumbing problem is never convenient. The fix shouldn't be a second emergency. Save Ramsey Plumbing & Heating now → clear diagnosis, fair price, clean work, across Southern Maine & Seacoast NH. The plumber you keep in your contacts. 📍 [phone]
*Visual: clean finished repair, or the truck.*

**Post B — Small leak, big save**
> That little drip under the sink? It's cheaper today than it is after it rots the cabinet. Catch it early. We'll tell you straight whether it's a 20-minute fix or something more. [phone]
*Visual: close-up of a fitting / hands tightening a valve.*

**Post C — Rental & seasonal owners**
> Opening the cottage this season? Make the plumbing the boring part of the checklist. A pre-season once-over now beats a frozen-pipe call when guests are already booked. Message us to get on the schedule.
*Visual: coastal home exterior.*

**Post D — Why "clean" matters**
> We bring boot covers and we leave the room cleaner than we found it. Sounds small. Ask anyone who's had a plumber track mud across the kitchen — it isn't. Respect for your home is part of the job.
*Visual: before/after of a tidy work area, or boot covers going on.*

**Post E — Review proof (social proof)**
> Our customers keep using the same four words: responsive, honest, clean, practical. We didn't pick those — they did. That's the whole reputation, and we work to keep it. [phone]
*Visual: a real (permission-granted) review screenshot, or text card.*

**Post F — Meet Chris (face of the brand)**
> Hi, I'm Chris. Master Plumber, York Harbor based. When you call Ramsey you get me or my crew — same name, same standards, every time. No call-center, no mystery tech. That's on purpose. [phone]
*Visual: Chris, to camera, by the truck. Most important visual asset you can capture.*

**Post G — Water heater**
> No hot water is not a personality trait. We diagnose fast, lay out your real options (repair vs. replace, no scare tactics), and install clean. [phone]
*Visual: water heater install, gauge close-up.*

**Post H — Local roots**
> York-built service for York-area homes. We live here, our kids go to school here, and our name is on the truck. That's accountability you can't outsource to a 1-800 number.
*Visual: York/coastal texture, truck in a recognizable local spot (with permission).*

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## 7. Three reels / shorts (full shot lists + VO + captions)

Each is built to shoot on a phone in under 30 minutes on a real job day. Vertical (9:16). Song as the audio bed.

### REEL 1 — "Save the number" (15 sec) — the flagship
| # | Shot | Direction | On-screen text |
|---|------|-----------|----------------|
| 1 | Phone showing a "missed call / leak panic" or a dripping faucet | 2s, close | "It's never a good time." |
| 2 | Chris stepping out of the truck, tool bag, boot covers going on | 3s | "So have a plumber ready." |
| 3 | Hands working a clean repair, calm and competent | 4s | "Clear price. Clean work." |
| 4 | Finished, spotless area; wipe of the floor | 3s | "Done right." |
| 5 | End card: name + number + "Save this." | 3s | "Ramsey Plumbing & Heating · [phone]" |

**VO (optional, or let song carry it):** "Plumbing trouble's never convenient. So keep the number that is. Ramsey — the plumber you keep."
**Caption:** Save this before you need it. Clear diagnosis, fair price, clean work — Southern Maine & Seacoast NH. [phone] #YorkMaine #SeacoastNH #plumber

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### REEL 2 — "Meet Chris" (20–25 sec) — the trust builder
| # | Shot | Direction | On-screen text |
|---|------|-----------|----------------|
| 1 | Chris to camera, by the truck, natural light | "Hey, I'm Chris." | "Chris Ramsey · Master Plumber" |
| 2 | Walking up to a house, bag in hand | keep talking | — |
| 3 | Quick cut: explaining a problem to a homeowner (point at the pipe) | the "clear diagnosis" beat | "We explain it before we fix it." |
| 4 | The fix happening, tidy | — | "We clean up after." |
| 5 | Chris back to camera, slight smile | "Same name, same standards, every time." | — |
| 6 | End card | — | "Save the number · [phone]" |

**VO / Chris script (say it natural, don't memorize):**
"Hey, I'm Chris Ramsey. When you call Ramsey Plumbing, you get me or my crew — not a call center. We tell you what's wrong before we touch it, we do it right, and we leave your house clean. That's the whole deal. Save the number."
**Caption:** The face behind the truck. When you call Ramsey, you know who's coming. York Harbor, Maine. [phone] #MasterPlumber #YorkMaine #localbusiness

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### REEL 3 — "Small leak, big save" (15–20 sec) — the useful one
| # | Shot | Direction | On-screen text |
|---|------|-----------|----------------|
| 1 | Extreme close-up: a tiny drip at a fitting | 2s | "See this?" |
| 2 | Pull back: it's under a cabinet, a little stain forming | 3s | "Ignore it 6 months..." |
| 3 | (Optional) a water-damaged cabinet / swollen wood | 3s | "...and it costs 10x." |
| 4 | Chris tightening / replacing the fitting, quick & clean | 4s | "Catch it early." |
| 5 | End card | 3s | "Not sure? Just ask. [phone]" |

**VO:** "A leak this small today is a cabinet — or a ceiling — next year. If you're not sure, send a photo or just ask. We'll tell you straight."
**Caption:** The cheapest plumbing repair is the early one. Spot a drip? Ask us before it becomes a project. [phone] #homemaintenance #plumbingtips #SouthernMaine

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## 8. Google Business Profile posts

GBP is the single highest-ROI thing for a local plumber. Post weekly. Keep it short, always end with a call/CTA.

**GBP Post 1 — Update type**
> ✅ Now booking spring/summer service across York, York Harbor & the Seacoast. Leaks, water heaters, drains, remodels, and seasonal open-ups. Clear pricing, clean work. Call to get on the schedule: [phone]

**GBP Post 2 — Offer/tip type (no discount needed)**
> 💧 Free advice that saves you money: if a faucet drips even slightly, the cabinet or subfloor underneath is the real cost. Catch it early. Not sure? Call and describe it — we'll tell you if it can wait. [phone]

**GBP Post 3 — Trust type**
> 🔧 Master Plumber owned & operated. When you call Ramsey, you get a name and a face — same standards every visit. Serving Southern Maine & Seacoast NH. [phone]

**GBP Post 4 — Seasonal**
> 🍂 Heading into colder months: a quick check on your water heater and exposed pipes now prevents the worst calls later. Book a once-over. [phone]

> Tip: ask every happy customer to leave a Google review the day you finish — that's what moves you up the "plumber near me" map more than anything else.

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## 9. Website copy

### Hero (top of homepage)
> **The plumber you keep in your contacts.**
> Clear diagnosis. Fair pricing. Clean work. Master-Plumber-owned service for Southern Maine & Seacoast NH homes.
> [ Call [phone] ] [ Request service ]

### Sub-hero line
> No call center. No mystery invoice. No muddy floors. Just honest plumbing and heating from someone whose name is on the truck.

### About section (drop-in, ~120 words)
> **About Ramsey Plumbing & Heating**
> Ramsey Plumbing & Heating is a Master-Plumber-owned business serving York, York Harbor, and the surrounding Southern Maine and Seacoast New Hampshire communities. Owner Chris Ramsey built the company on a simple standard: explain the problem clearly before any work starts, give an honest price, do the job right, and leave the home as clean as we found it.
>
> Our customers tell us the same things again and again — responsive, honest, clean, practical. That reputation is the whole business, and we protect it on every call. From a dripping faucet to a water heater replacement to a full renovation rough-in, we're the local plumber you can keep in your contacts and trust to pick up.
> *[Verify and add: license number, years in business, service radius, emergency availability.]*

### Services strip (six tiles)
Leak detection & repair · Water heaters · Drain & sewer · Fixture & faucet · Renovation/remodel plumbing · Heating service
*(Confirm exact service list with Chris before publishing.)*

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## 10. Email & SMS copy (for your own customer list)

**Email — re-engage past customers (seasonal)**
> **Subject:** A 5-minute plumbing check that saves you a 5-figure headache
>
> Hi [first name],
>
> Quick note from Ramsey Plumbing & Heating. As the season turns, the cheapest plumbing repair is always the one you catch early — a small drip now is a damaged cabinet or ceiling later.
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> If anything in your home has been "I should probably get that looked at" — a slow drain, a faucet that drips, a water heater making new noises — reply to this email or call [phone] and we'll get you on the schedule.
>
> Thanks for keeping us in your contacts.
> — Chris, Ramsey Plumbing & Heating

**SMS — appointment confirm**
> Ramsey Plumbing: you're confirmed for [date] between [window]. Chris/our tech will text when on the way. Questions? Just reply here.

**SMS — post-job follow-up + review ask**
> Thanks for trusting Ramsey Plumbing today! If everything looks good, a quick Google review really helps a local business like ours: [review link]. — Chris

**SMS — re-engagement**
> Hi [name], it's Ramsey Plumbing. Spring's a good time for a quick water-heater/leak check before it gets busy. Want me to find you a slot? — Chris

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## 11. Print flyer / door hanger copy

**Front:**
> **THE PLUMBER YOU KEEP**
> Ramsey Plumbing & Heating
> York Harbor, Maine · Serving Southern Maine & Seacoast NH

**Body:**
> Clear diagnosis. Fair price. Clean work.
> Master-Plumber owned. When you call Ramsey, you get a name and a face — not a call center.
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> ✓ Leaks & repairs ✓ Water heaters ✓ Drains
> ✓ Fixtures ✓ Remodel plumbing ✓ Heating
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> **Save this number before you need it:** [phone]
> [website] · [email]
> *Licensed Master Plumber #[verify] · Insured*

**Back (the magnet/fridge version):** just the line + number, big and clean:
> *Small leak today beats a flood next week.*
> **Ramsey Plumbing & Heating — [phone]**

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## 12. 30-day rollout plan

Realistic for a working owner. ~20 minutes a day, most days skippable.

**Week 1 — Foundation**
- Day 1: Run the facts check (Section 14). Lock phone, license #, service radius, emergency yes/no.
- Day 2: Update Google Business Profile — hours, services, the About blurb, one photo. Post GBP Post 1.
- Day 3: Drop the new hero + about copy on the website.
- Day 4: Film REEL 2 ("Meet Chris") on a real job. Don't overthink it — one take is fine.
- Day 5: Post Reel 2 to Facebook/Instagram. Post Social Post F (Meet Chris) anywhere it didn't fit.

**Week 2 — Proof & usefulness**
- Day 8: GBP Post 2 (the leak tip). Post Social Post B.
- Day 9: Text 5 recent happy customers the review-ask SMS.
- Day 10: Film REEL 3 ("Small leak, big save") next time you fix a small leak.
- Day 11: Post Reel 3. 
- Day 12: Post Social Post E (review proof) using a real 5-star review (with permission).

**Week 3 — Reach**
- Day 15: GBP Post 3 (trust). Post Social Post A (save the number).
- Day 16: Send the re-engagement email to your customer list.
- Day 17: Post the "behind the song" — share the jingle, tell people a local plumber made a real song. 
- Day 18: Film REEL 1 ("Save the number") — pull clips from jobs you've already done this week.
- Day 19: Post Reel 1.

**Week 4 — Rhythm**
- Day 22: GBP Post 4 (seasonal). Post Social Post C (rentals) or D (clean).
- Day 23: Ask 5 more customers for reviews.
- Day 25: Post Social Post G (water heater) or H (local roots).
- Day 28: Review what got the most response. Do more of that.
- Day 30: Set the ongoing cadence: **1 GBP post/week, 1 reel every 1–2 weeks, review ask after every job.** That's the whole machine.

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## 13. Talking points (for Chris & any crew)

Say these in your own words. The point is consistency, not a script.

**For customers, on the job:**
- "Let me show you what's actually going on before we do anything." *(clear diagnosis — your #1 differentiator)*
- "Here's the fix, here's what it runs, here's the timeline. Any questions before I start?"
- "I'll leave it cleaner than I found it."
- "If everything's good when we're done, a quick Google review really helps us out."

**The brand in one sentence (the elevator pitch):**
> "We're the local plumber you keep in your contacts — clear about the problem, fair on price, and clean in your home. Master-Plumber owned, right here in York."

**What we never say:**
- Never promise 24/7 unless it's actually true.
- Never bad-mouth the chains by name — just be the obvious better option.
- Never quote a firm price sight-unseen; "I'll tell you straight once I see it" beats a wrong number.

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## 14. Factual & rights review checklist (DO THIS BEFORE ANYTHING GOES PUBLIC)

Five lines. Ten minutes. Everything above has `[phone]` / `[verify]` placeholders for exactly this reason.

- [ ] **Phone, email, website** — exact and current, dropped into every `[phone]`/`[email]`/`[website]` placeholder.
- [ ] **License** — confirm Maine Master Plumber license number (and NH if you work there); only print the number once confirmed.
- [ ] **Service radius** — confirm the towns/area you actually want calls from; the copy says "Southern Maine & Seacoast NH" — tighten if needed.
- [ ] **Emergency / hours** — confirm whether you offer after-hours/emergency service. If not, remove any "ready when you need us" implication. **Do not claim 24/7.**
- [ ] **Photos & reviews** — only use real job photos and named reviews *with the homeowner/customer's permission*. No homeowner faces or interiors without consent.
- [ ] **Song rights** — before any paid/broadcast use of the track, confirm you're clear to use it commercially.
- [ ] **Services list** — confirm the six service tiles match what you actually do.

Once those boxes are checked, this kit is live-ready as-is.

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*Built for Ethan to hand to Chris. No outreach, posting, ad spend, or third-party contact was performed. Draft creative strategy; owner factual review required before public use.*