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Having a website isn't going to get you all the work you need straight away, you will also need to get traffic to it from SEO which will be very easy for a plumber and the keywords you would want to target such as plumber and your town/city.
If you want to put a website up yourself you can by...
They can be but it does depend on your strategy, you can't just sit there and wait for people to come to you.
Be active go out and speak to as many people as you can and collect contact details BUT give people a reason to give them to you. Something that has worked for me before is a business...
As other's have mentioned speak to other studio's that you could work out of - If you are good at negotiating you may not have to part with any cash up front to work from there. Just try to find a win win. Maybe you could do some work in trade off.
Working from a make shift studio might not...
As Leemason says it's about focussing on and sticking to what you are great at and outsourcing the rest to someone that is great at the other specialisation.