Services
A clean, phone-first trades template with a tap-to-call button on the first screen, six services with starting prices, the suburbs covered, a three-step callout guide and a quote request with photo upload.
Best for
plumbers, gas fitters, electricians, drainlayers, heating engineers and any trade that takes urgent calls
Start with this visual direction, then adapt the content to your business in the builder.
Use this templatePage flow
The phone number sits in the header and on a large call button beside the headline. Four facts about the team follow, then six service cards with a starting price each, the suburbs you cover, a three-step guide to a callout, what customers can count on and a quote request form with an optional photo.
What it communicates
Most people look for a plumber when something has already gone wrong. The page puts the number and a call button where a worried visitor sees them first, then shows prices and coverage for those who can wait for a quote.
How to adapt it
What to bring
The template sets the visual direction. Your own business details, brand, images and proof supply the content.
Customers want your phone number, what you fix, what it roughly costs and whether you cover their suburb. This template puts the number and a call button on the first screen, then lists six services with starting prices, the suburbs you cover, how a callout works and a quote form. Keep the prices current.
Yes. The header number and the main button are tap-to-call links, so a visitor on a phone can ring you with one tap. Replace the sample number with your own and test it from your phone before the page goes live.
Yes. Electricians, gas fitters, drainlayers and heating engineers can rename the services, change the prices and keep the same order. Swap the product photos for your own equipment and keep the call button where it is, because urgent customers on any trade look for it first.
