Every template on this page is designed and maintained in-house by uiCookies. We build them specifically for construction crews, contractors, and trades businesses, then give them away — so the demos aren't stock mockups laid over someone else's theme, they're purpose-built for the way this industry actually sells work.
A construction or contractor site earns jobs on trust and proof. Prospects want to see real projects, a clear list of services, credentials like licensing and safety, and a fast, obvious way to request a quote or book a visit — usually from a phone, often from a jobsite. The templates here are built around exactly those jobs: project galleries, service breakdowns, transparent pricing, and lead forms that sit where people expect them.
All of them are free to use, built on Bootstrap 5, and completely jQuery-free, so they load fast and stay easy to edit. Each one comes with a live demo you can click through and a direct download — no gate, no account.
The templates
Fontanero
The broad home-services workhorse. Fontanero covers plumbing, repair, and general construction in a single layout, pairing a clear services breakdown and project showcase with a built-in booking form. It's the pick for a trades or home-service business that does a bit of everything and needs customers to book a visit in a couple of taps — Bootstrap 5 and completely jQuery-free.
Girder
Built for an actual builder rather than a generic contractor. Girder leads with fixed-price bids, a filterable project gallery, a five-stage build process, and a genuine safety record — the trust signals that win commercial and structural work — all wrapped in a poured-concrete palette with a hi-vis safety-orange accent and Oswald/Barlow type. Best for construction firms that compete on process and reliability, not the lowest number.
Toolbelt
The transparency-first choice for local trades. Toolbelt is organized around a fixed price the homeowner approves before any tool comes out, with pricing tiers styled as kraft workshop price-tags and a drag-to-compare before/after slider that lets the work speak for itself. Signal-orange on a warm, workwear-pine canvas keeps it hands-on and honest — ideal for handymen, remodelers, and repair services that win jobs on clear pricing and a friendly booking flow.
Compare at a glance
| Template | Best for | Layout | Standout feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fontanero | Multi-service trades & home services | Services + project showcase + booking form | Covers plumbing, repair, and build in one |
| Girder | Commercial & structural builders | Fixed-price bids, filterable gallery, process, safety | Safety record + five-stage build process |
| Toolbelt | Local trades & home repair | Price-tag pricing tiers + before/after slider + booking | Approve-first fixed pricing, drag-to-compare |
How to choose
Start with how you win work. If you compete on process and credibility — commercial jobs, structural builds, anything where a client is vetting your reliability — prioritize a layout with room for a real safety record, a documented build process, and fixed-price bids, like Girder. If you're a local trade closing homeowners, transparent up-front pricing and a before/after gallery (Toolbelt) do more heavy lifting than a corporate-looking hero. Multi-service operators who do a little of everything are usually best served by a broad services layout with a booking form, like Fontanero. Whichever you pick, make sure it has a dedicated, visible spot for your license number, insurance or bonding, and any certifications — on a contractor site those aren't footnotes, they're the sale.
The project gallery is the hardest-working section, so weigh it carefully. Filterable galleries help when you serve distinct job types (kitchens vs. roofs vs. commercial), and before/after sliders are worth their weight for renovation and repair work. Use your own jobsite photos rather than stock — but compress and correctly size them, because large, unoptimized images are the single biggest thing that slows a contractor site down. On lead capture, keep your phone number visible on every screen (make it a click-to-call link on mobile), state your service area plainly, and never bury the quote form below the fold.
These are static Bootstrap 5 templates, which is a strength: you can change colors, swap your logo, and edit copy directly in the HTML with no build step, and you can host them almost anywhere — a cheap static host, your own server, or dropped into a CMS. The one thing to plan for is the forms. A booking or quote form in a static template collects the fields but needs a backend to actually deliver leads, so wire it to a form service like Formspree, your host's mail handler, or your CRM before you go live. An estimate request that silently goes nowhere is the most common — and most expensive — mistake on a new contractor site.
Frequently asked questions
Are these really free to use, even for a commercial or client project?
Yes. Every template here is built in-house by uiCookies and released free, including for commercial use — your own business, a client's site, or a paid build. Keep the license file with the source and you're covered.
Are the templates mobile-responsive?
Yes, all of them are fully responsive on Bootstrap 5's grid. That matters in this niche because homeowners browse contractors on their phones and crews often check the site from a jobsite, so the layouts are built to stay fast and usable on small screens.
Can I edit them without a build step or Node/npm?
Yes. The compiled HTML and CSS edit directly — change text, colors, and images in a plain editor with no tooling required. The Bootstrap 5 SCSS source is there if you want to recompile the design system, but you don't need it for everyday content changes.
How do I make the booking or quote form actually send me leads?
The forms are marked up and ready, but a static template can't email you on its own. Point the form at a service like Formspree, your hosting provider's mail handler, or your CRM or booking tool, and it will deliver submissions — a few lines of config, with no backend to build.
Can I use one of these with WordPress or another CMS?
They ship as static HTML, so they run as-is on any static host, but the clean Bootstrap 5 markup ports easily into a WordPress theme or another CMS if you'd rather manage content there. Nothing in them is locked to a proprietary platform.
Will a template load fast enough for good SEO and ad performance?
They're lightweight by design — Bootstrap 5, jQuery-free, minimal dependencies — so the baseline is quick. The biggest variable is your own project photos: compress and correctly size them and these pages perform well on mobile and in Core Web Vitals.
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