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A warm, project-led builder template with a written-scope promise, cost factors, a five-step process, before-and-after projects and a detailed quote request.

Best for

builders, renovation companies, extension and new-build specialists, joiners, trades with a quote-led sale

Start with this visual direction, then adapt the content to your business in the builder.

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Page flow

A clear path through the product story

A bright hero card says what the builder does, with a short proof strip of years, team size and licences beneath it. Services, guarantees and the factors that change the cost come next, then a five-step path from first call to handover, before-and-after projects and a quote form that asks for project type, budget and timing.

What it communicates

Why this structure works

The page answers the questions homeowners ask before they call a builder: what you do, how pricing works, what happens at each stage and what is guaranteed. It ends with a quote request detailed enough to start a real conversation.

How to adapt it

Make it about your business

  1. Replace the hero and project photos with your own finished work, and rewrite the headline around the jobs you most want to win.
  2. Change the service cards to the work you actually take on, and remove any you would turn down.
  3. Rewrite the cost factors and process steps to match how you price, visit, quote and hand over a job.
  4. Connect the quote form to an email address or form service you have tested, and keep only the fields you will use.

What to bring

Prepare these before you build

  • Before-and-after photos of at least three finished projects
  • Your licence, registration or trade-body details
  • The guarantee or warranty terms you put in writing
  • How you price: site visits, fixed quotes, estimates or day rates
  • The areas you cover and the job sizes you take on

The template sets the visual direction. Your own business details, brand, images and proof supply the content.

Builder Website template questions

What should a builder's website include?

Homeowners want to see your finished work, understand what drives the price and know what happens between the first call and handover. This template covers those with a services range, cost factors, a five-step process and before-and-after projects, ending in a quote form. Use photos of jobs you completed and guarantee terms you put in writing.

Can I use this template for a single trade, such as a plumber or electrician?

Yes. Cut the service cards to the jobs you do, rename the cost factors to what changes your price, and shorten the process to how a typical job runs. Replace before-and-after projects with a few photos of finished work. If most of your work is urgent call-outs, put your phone number in the hero next to the quote button.

How do I get better quote requests from my website?

Ask for the details you need to price a job: project type, rough budget, timing and a short description. This template's form asks for those, which saves a round of questions before a site visit. Link the form to an inbox or form service you check, and test it yourself, because the builder does not connect forms for you.