4 templates

Construction

4 templates

Picking a template for a building or repair business

Homeowners and property managers hire builders on proof. Before they call, they look for finished projects, the trades you cover, the area you serve and a quick way to ask for a quote. A construction website template should show projects large, keep services on their own pages and put the quote form on every page.

This list covers four trades. ProBuilder ($59) suits general contractors and property developers, with CMS project detail pages and a quote request page. Renovix is free and made for renovation contractors: 13 pages, two homepage variants, before and after galleries and service areas. EleganceX ($59) fits window, door and home repair installers, with CMS services and project galleries. Roofora ($59) is for roofing companies, with 12+ pages and a CMS blog.

If you are a manufacturer or industrial firm with products, spec sheets and distributors, a template will run short; our industrial and manufacturing website service is built for that.

Questions about Framer construction templates

Which template is best for a renovation company?

Renovix. It is free and has before and after galleries, CMS projects and services, a process page and service area pages.

Can I show each finished project on its own page?

Yes. ProBuilder, Renovix and EleganceX all keep projects in the Framer CMS, so every job can have its own page with photos and details.

Is there a template for roofing contractors?

Roofora, at $59. It has 12+ pages, service showcase layouts, a CMS blog and contact and inquiry sections for roofing and home service businesses.

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