Finally finished my latest Framer template!
Meralis is live!
This time, I decided to focus specifically on the plumbing industry.
While exploring the segment, I noticed that a lot of plumbing websites still follow the same outdated formula — cluttered layouts, too much information, generic stock photos, aggressive “CALL NOW” buttons, and very little attention to branding.
But plumbing is changing.
Today, many companies aren't just fixing leaking pipes. They work with high-end residential properties, luxury renovations, custom installations, modern water systems, and homeowners who expect a premium level of service.
I wanted to create a template for that side of the industry.
A website that helps plumbing businesses position themselves as skilled professionals and trusted specialists — not just another emergency service.
The template focuses on showcasing premium services, custom installations, completed projects and case studies, while building trust through testimonials, team expertise, and a more refined visual identity.
It also solves one of the biggest challenges in this segment: making a technical, traditionally “unsexy” service feel modern, desirable, and premium without losing the sense of reliability that customers expect.
The result is a complete multi-page Framer template designed for modern plumbing companies that want to attract better clients, showcase higher-value work, and build a stronger brand online.
Would love to hear what the Framer community thinks about this direction — especially about bringing more design-focused thinking into traditional service industries. 🙌
Finally finished my latest Framer template!
Meralis is live!
This time, I decided to focus specifically on the plumbing industry.
While exploring the segment, I noticed that a lot of plumbing websites still follow the same outdated formula — cluttered layouts, too much information, generic stock photos, aggressive “CALL NOW” buttons, and very little attention to branding.
But plumbing is changing.
Today, many companies aren't just fixing leaking pipes. They work with high-end residential properties, luxury renovations, custom installations, modern water systems, and homeowners who expect a premium level of service.
I wanted to create a template for that side of the industry.
A website that helps plumbing businesses position themselves as skilled professionals and trusted specialists — not just another emergency service.
The template focuses on showcasing premium services, custom installations, completed projects and case studies, while building trust through testimonials, team expertise, and a more refined visual identity.
It also solves one of the biggest challenges in this segment: making a technical, traditionally “unsexy” service feel modern, desirable, and premium without losing the sense of reliability that customers expect.
The result is a complete multi-page Framer template designed for modern plumbing companies that want to attract better clients, showcase higher-value work, and build a stronger brand online.
Would love to hear what the Framer community thinks about this direction — especially about bringing more design-focused thinking into traditional service industries. 🙌
