Trowel

Trowel is a dispatch desk, not a brochure. The phone number is the hero, the Price Board is the product, and every section answers one of the two questions a homeowner with a leak has at eleven at night: can they come now, and what will it cost. Facts and actions sit on warm paper on the left; real work photos, job tickets, the map and the form sit on the right.

What you get

• Six pages: Home, Services, Prices, Work, About, Contact — plus CMS detail pages for every trade and every project, 404 and three legal pages.

• The Price Board: an edge-to-edge black price table driven by CMS. Type a job and a price once and it appears on the home page, on the categorised prices page and on the right trade's detail page, with a fixed, from or hourly pill and an "includes" reveal. Almost no trades template on the marketplace has a prices page at all.

• Six CMS collections filled in: services, 34 prices, projects with before-and-after pairs, reviews with districts, the crew with years and licences, and service areas with response-time tiers.

• Every trust device planned-work customers check: the written-quote rule shown as the actual message thread a customer receives, licence and insurance document rows, a signed guarantee, Google-style reviews, and a service-area map.

• A four-field quote form with an emergency state, and an always-on call bar on mobile.

• Big Shoulders Display and IBM Plex on paper, ink and safety yellow, with red reserved for emergencies only.

Built for: owner-operators and two-to-fifteen-person crews — plumbers, electricians, heating engineers, bathroom and kitchen fitters, general contractors — who get most of their work from phone calls and maps.

Booking is a native block you can style like the rest of the template — swap in your own Cal.com, Calendly or Typeform embed in a minute, or keep the form and phone link as they are.