Hard contrast, signal blue, a fixed quote above the fold
A hard-contrast, signal-blue page for electricians, plumbers, heating engineers and other trades that sells a callout with a fixed price, a named engineer and quotes from a photo.


Switch devices, scroll the full page, or open the live demo. This is the exact layout, photos and sample text a new page starts with.
The headings are the demo's own sample text. Your brief, or the AI copy pass, replaces them; the structure stays.
Fixed price. Named engineer. Certificate the same day.

Four trades, one invoice

What it costs before we arrive

From a photograph to a certificate

A board changed in Ancoats


Greater Manchester, and twelve miles past it


Send a photograph. Get a price by lunchtime.

People searching for an electrician or plumber are usually in a hurry and have been let down before: no-shows, vague quotes, bills that grow. Trade Shopfront answers that with hard contrast, condensed headings and a fixed-quote promise above the fold. It asks for a photograph, sends back a price and names the engineer who turns up.
It suits electricians, plumbers, heating engineers, builders, roofers, joiners, drainage and locksmiths, removals, landscaping, pest control and cleaning firms. Choose it when the brief sells a callout and a fixed price.
It is also built for the phone. Most of these visits come from a search on a mobile, often mid-problem, so the quote form sits high, the phone number is always visible and the photo upload works straight from the camera.
The hero makes three promises, “Fixed price. Named engineer. Certificate the same day.”, with emergency cover time, team size and area, and a quote form beside it. Work lists four trades under one invoice with typical prices.
Rates publishes call-out and hourly costs with the rule that quoted prices are fixed. How it works goes from sending a photo to receiving a certificate, and a recent job tells one story with before and after, timings and the certificate time. A numbers band gives jobs done, rating, engineers and response time, with a review.
Where we work lists the postcodes with no travel charge. Questions covers quote charges, response times and guarantees, and the page ends with a bold call to action: send a photograph and get a price by lunchtime.
Four schemes are included: Signal blue, Safety orange, Graphite and Teal. Headings are condensed Anton, Archivo or Oswald with plain body faces. Six photographs are used; your vans, engineers in uniform and real jobs are worth more than any stock image.
Trades, rates and the coverage list are editable in place, and you can ask the AI to rewrite a selected section for a different trade.
Starting from the template costs nothing. For about 20 credits, the AI writes your copy into the design. Include your trades, team and area, emergency cover, published rates, how quotes work, a recent job you are proud of, your rating and accreditations, and what the guarantee covers.
Trade customers compare firms on price, availability and proof that the work is legal, so this template puts all three near the top. Collect your registration and accreditation numbers for each scheme you belong to, such as electrical, gas or trade association memberships, and check they are current. Visitors do look them up. List your insurance cover too, with the public liability amount.
The rates section needs the callout fee, the hourly rate after the first hour, emergency and out-of-hours rates, and fixed prices for your most common jobs, such as a consumer unit change, a boiler service or a tap replacement. Write what is included and what could change a fixed price. For the before-and-after job, choose one you can describe with the address area, the work done, the time on site and the certificate issued. The area section should list postcodes you cover without a travel charge and what beyond them costs. Six photographs are used, so photograph your vans, your engineers in uniform and finished work, not stock tools.
A roofer can lead with a free inspection and photographs of the roof sent to the customer, with guarantees in years. Locksmiths usually put the emergency response time and lockout price first. Removal firms can replace trades with van sizes and hourly or fixed move prices. Landscaping and garden companies can turn fixed jobs into seasonal maintenance plans and use the before-and-after pair for a whole garden.
Trade Shopfront is for callouts and small jobs. Extensions, lofts and refurbishments priced after a survey fit Construction, solar and battery installers have Solar, and recurring cleaning contracts belong on Cleaning Services. Scheduling software for trade businesses is on Trade Operations Suite.
More are on the professional services templates page.
Starting from the theme costs no credits. Or describe the offer and the AI draws a new page in this style, usually in about two minutes.