Framer templates for construction companies

A construction site is judged on the work, then on whether the firm looks organised enough to trust with a house. Projects need context, services need to be specific, and the quote request should not be buried under a menu.

These five are free to remix. Three are lead-generation sites for local contractors, one is built for custom and design-build work, and one is shaped for fencing and outdoor projects.

The five, compared

Our pick for most construction company projects is GridFly. The rest are stronger in specific situations, which the fit notes below explain.

All five are free to remix on Framer at the time of writing. A template that moves to a paid plan drops out of this page; the catalogue never lists paid templates.

GridFlyTop pick

A bold hero, services, project showcase, work process, pricing, testimonials, service areas, FAQ, and a quote form — the full sequence a homeowner walks through before they call. Every section is written to move toward the quote request.

Watch out: No CMS appears in its feature list. Check whether projects and services are editable without touching the layout.

Constructal

Editorial rather than decorative: restrained typography, real project photography, services with six detail pages, projects with detail pages, team profiles, a blog, and four connected CMS collections.

Watch out: It is aimed at higher-end design-build work. A repair or maintenance contractor may find the structure heavier than the business.

Modivana

Built around how homeowners compare contractors: services, projects, a process section, and lead capture, with CMS, forms, and sticky elements.

Watch out: The listing funnels to an external “get it free” offer. Check what is actually inside the remix before relying on the extras.

Refit

A single high-converting page with services, completed projects, testimonials, and FAQs, positioned for kitchens, bathrooms, loft conversions, and property maintenance.

Watch out: One page means services share space. A firm with several distinct service lines needs the multi-page builds above.

Norfolk

Fence styles grouped by category, a projects gallery, services and gallery CMS collections, process, financing, FAQ, and an estimate form — with a reusable category template for product lines.

Watch out: The niche is outdoor and fencing work. An interior renovation firm would have to reframe the product categories entirely.

• Projects need location, scope, duration, and ideally a before-and-after.
• Services should map to how people search: kitchen remodel, extension, roof repair.
• The quote form should ask only what you need to price a site visit.
• Licences, insurance, and warranties belong on the page, not only in the footer.