Construction and trades businesses win work on evidence. Prospective clients want to see finished projects, understand exactly which services you offer, check that you are properly credentialed, and get a quote without a drawn-out back-and-forth. A website that makes those four things easy converts; one that hides them behind stock photography does not.
This collection covers the Webflow templates built for construction companies, contractors and trades businesses. Each is fully responsive, straightforward to customise without code, and ships with the matching Figma file.
Selling or letting property rather than building it? That is a different site with different requirements, and it has its own collection: Webflow templates for real estate agents and property companies covers listings, search and agent profiles.
Builder TNC
Builder TNC is built for construction companies and builders. It presents services and completed work in a structure designed around how contractors are actually assessed, and it customises easily without touching code.
Key Features
- A complete construction template with the sections the sector needs.
- Large, clear project imagery to show architectural and build quality.
- A project showcase for completed buildings, which is the main sales asset for most contractors.
- Animation and sliders that add polish without slowing the page.
- Client testimonials and enquiry sections for capturing leads.
- A blog for news, technical explainers and planning updates.
- A services showcase that spells out exactly what you take on.
Suitable For
Construction companies, architectural firms, builders, renovation contractors and engineering agencies.
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Roofinity
Roofinity is a clean, minimal template for roofing companies and home repair businesses. It is built around local service work: what you do, where you cover, and how quickly someone can get a quote. That focus makes it a strong fit for most single-trade businesses, not only roofing.
Key Features
- A full-featured service template covering the standard trade-business structure.
- CMS included, so services and content update without a developer.
- Responsive design that holds together on the phone, where most local searches happen.
- A services showcase that explains each job type clearly.
- A team showcase to introduce the people who will actually turn up.
- Animation, video and responsive sliders.
- A blog for maintenance advice, which is genuinely effective for local search.
- Client testimonials and a prominent contact section.
Suitable For
Roofing contractors, home repair services, maintenance companies and renovation specialists.
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More Construction and Trades Templates
Construction covers a wide range of businesses, and the right template depends on whether you build, maintain, fit out or move.
Contracting and Engineering
- Structon — a construction and engineering consultancy structure with room for projects, technical capability and credentials. Suits firms bidding for commercial contracts rather than domestic work.
- Builder TNC — covered above, and the broadest general-construction option.
Trades and Home Services
- TNC Handyman — multi-trade home services, built around a list of jobs and a fast route to booking one.
- Roofinity — covered above; the cleanest single-trade structure.
- Pest TNC — pest control and treatment services, with service areas and callout booking.
- CLEANEX TNC — cleaning and facilities services, suited to recurring contracts as well as one-off jobs.
- Solarium — solar and renewable installation, where the sale involves explaining a payback period rather than just a price.
For a closer look at cleaning, pest control and home-visit services specifically, see the Webflow cleaning and home services templates collection.
Logistics, Removals and Fit-Out
- HomeShift TNC — removals and moving services, structured around quoting a job with variables rather than listing a fixed price.
- Interior TNC — interior design and fit-out, for businesses selling on finished look rather than structural work.
- FurniFlow TNC — furniture and homeware, useful where a fit-out business also sells product.
If you run the business as a consultancy rather than a contractor, the consulting templates collection may suit better, since those lead with expertise rather than completed projects.
Pure design and architecture practices rather than fit-out or trades work, see our interior design and architecture templates collection.
Freight, delivery, and vehicle service businesses will find a closer match in our transportation and logistics templates collection.
Why Choose Webflow for Construction and Trades Websites?
Two things matter more for construction sites than for most sectors, and Webflow handles both well.
- Project galleries that stay fast. Construction sells on photography, and photo-heavy pages are exactly where sites get slow. Webflow’s image handling and clean output keep a large gallery loading quickly.
- Updating work yourself. Every completed job is new marketing material. If adding it means emailing a developer, it will not happen, and the portfolio goes stale within a year.
- Mobile-first reality. A large share of trade enquiries come from a phone, often on-site. The mobile layout is the real layout.
- Local search foundations. Clean heading structure, editable metadata and fast loading are what local ranking is built on. The template gives you the groundwork; your service pages and location detail do the rest.
How to Customise Your Template for Maximum Conversion
Buying the template is the easy part. What separates a site that generates enquiries from one that sits there:
- Use your own project photography. Stock imagery of buildings you did not build is the single fastest way to lose credibility with a client who knows the trade.
- Make the credentials visible. Certifications, insurance, trade body membership and guarantees belong above the fold, not on a buried about page.
- Be specific about what you take on. “Construction services” tells a prospect nothing. Listing the job types you actually want filters out the enquiries you do not.
- Use direct calls to action. “Get a Free Quote” or “Book a Site Visit” outperform “Learn More”, because they name the next step.
- State your coverage area. Trades are bought locally, and a prospect’s first question is whether you come to them.
- Put real testimonials in front. Named reviews with the job type attached carry far more weight than anonymous praise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Webflow a good choice for a construction website?
Yes, particularly because construction sites are photo-heavy and Webflow keeps large galleries loading quickly. The CMS also means your team can add completed projects without a developer, which is what keeps a portfolio current.
How much do these templates cost?
A Webflow template is $59 and includes the matching Figma file. The Figma design alone is $30, and an All-Access Pass covering the full catalogue is $299 a year. Current details are on the pricing page, and there are free templates if you want to try one first. Licences are per project, so each live site needs its own.
Can I add a project gallery or case studies?
Yes. Most of these templates include a CMS-driven project collection, which is the right way to handle it: each project becomes an entry with its own images and detail page, and adding one is a content task rather than a design change.
Can I show my service areas and coverage?
Yes, and you should. Add your coverage area to service pages and to the contact section. For trades businesses this is often the deciding factor in whether someone enquires, and it is also what local search results are matched against.
Do I need a developer to set this up?
For most trades businesses, no. Swapping photography, editing services and updating contact details are all visual tasks. You would want development help for structural additions such as a quoting tool or a booking system with real logic, and you can request a quote for that separately.
Will the template work for a single-trade business?
Yes. Roofinity, Pest TNC and CLEANEX TNC are all built around a focused service offering rather than a broad contractor. If you do one thing, pick a template structured around one thing; a general construction layout will leave you with sections you have nothing to put in.
Conclusion
A construction or trades website has a narrow job: prove you do good work, make clear exactly what you take on and where, and make requesting a quote effortless. Every template here does that, and they differ mainly in whether you are a general contractor, a specialist trade or a fit-out business.
Pick on the shape of your business rather than which design you like most in isolation, then spend the saved time on real project photography, because that is what actually converts. Browse the full template catalogue to compare, or look at the design and development services if you need something built around your business. If you sell or let property rather than build it, start with the real estate agent templates instead. For a walkthrough of the selection process, see how to choose a Webflow template.