Write for Us: Plumbing & HVAC Guest Author Guidelines
Are you a licensed plumber, HVAC technician, mechanical engineer, or experienced home improvement writer? 907 Heating and Plumbing invites trade experts to contribute authoritative, high-utility educational guides for homeowners and property managers.
Why Contribute to 907 Heating & Plumbing?
Dedicated Alaska & PNW Audience
Reach thousands of active monthly readers looking for solutions to sub-zero freeze mitigation, boiler heating, and plumbing maintenance.
Author Authority & Bio Credit
Every approved article features an author bio box with your headshot, professional credentials, and a clean do-follow link to your website or portfolio.
High Editorial Standards
Publish on a respected, technically sound domain that values thorough research, calculators, and real trade expertise over generic fluff.
Core Topics & Editorial Verticals We Accept
We look for in-depth, original articles focusing on mechanical systems, plumbing diagnostics, and Alaskan cold-climate homeownership.
Cold-Climate Residential Plumbing
Uponor PEX-a vs. copper in sub-zero soils, freeze-thaw protection, heat tape diagnostics, crawlspace piping insulation, and main water shutoff best practices.
Hydronic Heating & Boiler Mechanics
Cast-iron boiler maintenance, condensing combi-boilers, Taco circulator pump sizing, radiant in-floor heating manifolds, and closed-loop glycol balancing.
Sewer Laterals & Trenchless Technology
Hydraulic pipe bursting, cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining, fiber-optic video camera diagnostics, hydro-jetting, and tree root intrusion clearing.
Commercial Mechanical & Municipal Code
AWWU certified backflow preventer assembly testing, commercial grease trap FOG compliance, multi-family mechanical rooms, and Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC).
Forced-Air HVAC & Gas Piping
High-efficiency gas furnace diagnostics, flame sensor troubleshooting, blower motor replacements, and Enstar-compliant natural gas/propane piping.
Water Filtration & Treatment
Eliminating fine glacial silt from municipal surface water, private well water testing, iron filtration, and multi-stage residential cartridge systems.
Guest Contributor Editorial Standards
All submissions must meet these strict editorial criteria before publication on our blog.
Original & Human-Written
Articles must be 100% original, unpublished elsewhere, and free of AI-generated filler. We test all drafts against Copyscape and editorial quality detectors.
Depth & Technical Value (1,200 – 2,500+ Words)
Our readership includes homeowners, property managers, and mechanical contractors. We look for comprehensive guides with step-by-step diagnostic workflows, diagrams, and actionable advice.
Code-Compliant & Verified
Recommendations must align with the Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC), International Mechanical Code (IMC), and safe trade practices. Back technical claims with manufacturer specifications or engineering sources.
Clear Formatting & Readability
Structure your article with logical H2 and H3 subheadings, bullet points, data tables, and high-contrast imagery or diagrams. Keep paragraphs under 4 sentences.
Editorial Linking & Attribution
We permit one do-follow link to your relevant, non-competing website or author portfolio within the author bio, plus contextual citations to reputable industry standards (e.g., AWWU, UPC, EPA).
What We Do Not Accept
To protect our readers and domain authority, submissions containing any of the following will be automatically declined:
How to Pitch Your Article (5-Step Process)
Follow our simple editorial review process to ensure quick turnaround and approval.
Submit Topic Pitch
Email us 2–3 suggested working headlines, your target keyword, and a 3-bullet outline of what your article will cover.
Editorial Review (3–5 Days)
Our editorial team evaluates your pitch for originality, technical accuracy, and audience relevance before granting a green light.
Draft Submission via Google Docs
Submit your completed 1,200+ word draft via Google Docs with editing permissions, including subheadings, citations, and author bio.
Publishing & Syndication
Once reviewed and approved, your article is published with your author bio, indexed in Google, and shared across our mechanical network.
Send Your Pitch to Our Editorial Team
Please review our editorial pillars above and send your topic proposals, target keywords, and previous writing samples. Our managing editor reviews incoming pitches weekly.
Response Window: 3 to 5 business days
Format: Google Docs with editing/suggesting access
Direct Email: contact@907heatingplumbing.com
What to Include in Your Pitch Email:
- 1.Your Full Name & Trade Background (e.g., licensed plumber, HVAC technician, home inspector, or industry journalist).
- 2.2 to 3 Working Headlines with their primary target keywords and search intent.
- 3.3 to 5 Bullet Point Outline detailing the key mechanical insights and solutions your article will deliver.
- 4.Links to 2 Previously Published Articles demonstrating your writing quality and technical depth.