Construction Website Templates

For builders and trades: what you do, where you work, how to get a quote.

A contractor site is judged in about ten seconds by someone with a leak, a storm-damaged roof or a renovation budget. They want to know whether you do this job, whether you cover their town, and how to get a price. The templates below are built around exactly those three questions.

They cover general contracting, custom carpentry, roofing, electrical, plumbing and HVAC, landscaping, property maintenance, cleaning and structural steel. Each one is a real, editable site. Swap in your company name, your services and your service area and the layout carries over.

10 construction website templates

Bold On-Site Construction Company (Business; demo site: Atlas Builders) A general contractor with a full-width site photo, a licence line in the first screen and a free estimate button. Suits a builder doing new builds and large renovations.
Plumbing, HVAC & Electrical Company (Business; demo site: Summit Trades) Plumbing, heating and electrical under one company, with a service area page and a 24/7 emergency number. Made for a multi-trade home services firm, not a single-trade builder.
Custom Carpentry and Remodeling (Business; demo site: Halden Woodworks) A small carpentry and remodelling shop offering a free in-home walkthrough, with kitchens, built-ins and porches. Fits a family-run renovation outfit more than a large general contractor.
All-in-One Property Maintenance (Business; demo site: Meridian Property Care) Really a property maintenance company: repairs, cleaning and grounds work billed monthly to landlords. Choose it for ongoing building upkeep, not for construction projects.
Blue Home and Office Cleaning (Business; demo site: Brightwell Cleaning) A home and office cleaning service with flat-rate pricing and a quote button. It is not a construction design; it sits here because cleaners share the same trade-service layout.
Earthy Landscape Design Company (Business; demo site: Verdure Landscape) Landscaping with garden design, lawn care and hardscaping, plus a portfolio and service area. Right for a landscaper; only the hardscaping side overlaps with building work.
Storm-Ready Roofing Contractor (Business; demo site: Ironpeak Roofing) A roofer with a storm and hail damage section that explains insurance claims, plus a free roof inspection button. Built for residential roofing companies.
EV Charger and Panel Electrician (Business; demo site: Voltline Electric) An electrician focused on panels, EV chargers and rewires, with a licence and insurance bar. Suits a residential or light commercial electrical contractor.
Black & Orange Metal Fabrication (Business; demo site: Junction Works) A steel fabrication shop listing capabilities, recent work and the shop itself with a quote button. Aimed at subcontractors selling to builders, not homeowners.
Industrial Steel Fabricator (Business; demo site: Ferro Industrial) A large structural steel fabricator and erector with capability cards and a bid request. Fits a commercial or industrial firm bidding on big projects; too heavy for a local remodeller.

What a good construction website needs

Services named the way customers search

List "roof replacement" and "panel upgrades", not "solutions". Several of these templates give each trade its own block so a visitor can find their job at a glance.

A clear service area

Most enquiries start with "do you cover my area?". Summit Trades, Verdure Landscape and Voltline Electric each carry a service-area section in the menu for that reason.

A phone number and a quote button

Trade customers call. Keep the number in the header and a "get a quote" action on every screen.

Proof from past jobs

Reviews and photos of finished work do more than any slogan. Use your own, even if you only have a handful to start.

Licensing and insurance up front

If you are licensed, bonded or insured, say it near the top. It is often the deciding factor between two quotes.

Pages your construction website needs

Projects with town and scope
Each finished job with before and after photos, the town, what was done and how long it took. Homeowners look for work like theirs near where they live.
Services, one page per job type
Kitchen remodels, additions, roofing, decks. A page each lets you explain the process and lets people searching for that exact job find you.
Licence, insurance and warranty
Your licence number, insurer and what your workmanship warranty covers, in writing. Many clients check this before they ask for a quote.
Service area
The towns or counties you work in, so people outside the area do not waste a call and people inside it know they are covered.
How a project works
From site visit to estimate, permits, schedule and final walkthrough. Explaining the steps answers the worry about delays before it becomes a question.
Request an estimate
A form asking for the job type, address, rough budget and photos, so you can tell from the first message whether a visit is worth it.

Guides for construction websites

How to pick the right one

Pick the template whose menu already matches your trade: Ironpeak Roofing has a storm-claims section, Voltline Electric has panel and EV charging, Brightwell Cleaning has pricing and what is included.
If you do several trades, start from Summit Trades or Meridian Property Care, which are laid out for more than one service.
For commercial or industrial work, Junction Works and Ferro Industrial lead with capabilities rather than a call-now button.
Check the mobile view first. Most people looking for a tradesperson are on a phone.

Frequently asked questions

Are these templates free?

Starting from a template is free. The free plan gives you 3 template sites on a we.inc address with no card. AI building, where you describe changes and they are made for you, starts at $20 a month, and connecting your own domain needs a paid plan.

Can customers request a quote from the site?

Yes. Every one has a quote or contact button in the header; point it at your phone number, email or the booking tool you already use.

Can I show my service area?

Yes. Replace the demo towns with the areas you actually cover. You can also add a page per town or service later.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You edit text and pictures by clicking them, or on a paid plan you describe changes in plain English. If you do code, every site is real React and TypeScript you can open in the editor.

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Three construction layouts, one per kind of project

Marek Ridge Construction (a made-up company) sells custom homes, whole house remodels and room additions. Each template below leads with one of those, with a different layout and first action.

How these were picked

Three catalogue templates whose menus and hero actions differ, plus the Marek Ridge sample as the demonstration. Checked 27 September 2026. Every design here is from the We.Inc library and is labelled as a sample or template. None is a customer site, and no entry claims results.

1. Bold On-Site Construction Company

Business template from the We.Inc library (demo site: Atlas Builders). Open it

Task: A licensed general contractor selling bigger projects.

Design choice: Atlas Builders: "Built right. Built once. Built to last.", a "Get a free estimate" button, a phone number in the header and Services, About, Process, Projects, Contact.

Limitation: Its stats strip (years, projects, rating) is placeholder; replace or remove it.

2. Plumbing, HVAC & Electrical Company

Business template from the We.Inc library (demo site: Summit Trades). Open it

Task: A company doing remodel work across several trades.

Design choice: Summit Trades: "Every trade, one trusted crew", a Service Area section and "Get your free, no-pressure quote".

Limitation: Systems-focused copy (plumbing, electrical); rewrite for remodeling.

3. Custom Carpentry and Remodeling

Business template from the We.Inc library (demo site: Halden Woodworks). Open it

Task: A small builder doing additions, built-ins and porches.

Design choice: Halden Woodworks: "Kitchens, built-ins, and porches made by hand", with "How a job goes" explained step by step.

Limitation: Small-shop tone; too modest for a large custom home builder.

4. Marek Ridge Construction

Sample site built by our AI (made-up business). Open it

Task: The demonstration: all three project types on one page.

Design choice: "Request a bid"; custom homes from $340 per sq ft, remodels from $260, additions from $290.

Limitation: Made-up prices; no project gallery.

Task comparison

Design	Custom home construction	Whole house remodel	Room addition
Bold On-Site Construction Company	Good fit	Good fit	Mentioned
Plumbing, HVAC & Electrical Company	No	Good fit	Partly
Custom Carpentry and Remodeling	No	Partly	Good fit
Marek Ridge Construction	From $340 per sq ft	From $260 per sq ft	From $290 per sq ft

Walkthrough: a homeowner requesting a bid on the Marek Ridge sample

They read "You will know what week the drywall goes up" and tap "Request a bid".
"New builds, remodels, and additions" lists starting prices per project type.
"Questions about building" covers cost, timing, change orders and permits.
"Talk through your project" closes with the number. Add a bid form with project type, address, budget and start date.

Copyable build brief

A website for [company], builders in [city]. Sections for custom homes, whole house remodels and room additions with starting prices and timelines, a projects gallery with our photos, licence and insurance near the top, a bid request form and an FAQ on permits and change orders.

What We.Inc does and does not do here

Estimating	Not built in. The site collects requests; you price the job.
Project photos	Upload your own. Templates use stock photos.
Publishing for free	Free plan: up to 3 template sites on a we.inc address. No AI credits and no custom domain.
Having the AI write and change the site	Paid plans: Starter $20/mo, Pro $49/mo, Max $99/mo. You describe the business, then edit by clicking or by asking in chat.
Your own domain	Paid plans only.
Taking payments	Through your own Stripe account, so the money goes to you. We.Inc does not hold funds.
Forms	The AI builds contact and request forms. A synced booking calendar is not built in: link the scheduling tool you already use.

What to adapt

Choose the layout that matches your main project type.
Replace every placeholder stat.

What not to copy

Stock photos as your projects.
Placeholder ratings or years in business.

Start from a suitable design

Start building this construction website. Or check costs with the website cost calculator, test a current site with the website grader, and see pricing.