Demo site · Electrical / HVAC / plumbing
Volt & Wire Co.
A trades site whose quote form never loses a customer quietly.
The estimate button, the phone number and the service area in the first screen, with licensing and insurance stated up front — it is what a homeowner checks before letting anyone into their panel.
Who it is for
Built for a shop that does electrical, heating and plumbing. People looking for a tradesperson usually have a problem now, and they go with whoever answers first — or whoever’s site gives them a number first.
How it works
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Four quick questions — the job, the property, how urgent, how to reach you — and the customer sees a written estimate range straight away. If the enquiry cannot be delivered to the shop, the screen says so and shows the phone number, rather than promising a callback that will never come.
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Project write-ups describe the actual job — a failing 100A panel upgraded to 200A and ready for an EV charger — the detail that tells a customer you have done their job before.
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On a phone
Most urgent calls start on a phone, so the estimate and call buttons are full-width and first.
Most of a small business’s customers arrive on a phone, and it is the view owners see least often.
What changes for yours
- Your company name, logo and colours
- Your trades, and the calculator’s pricing set to your rates
- Your licence numbers, insurance and the towns you cover
- Your real reviews — or no rating at all until you have them
- Photos of your own crew, vans and jobs
- Every quote request delivered straight to your inbox
What is made up in this demo
- Volt & Wire Co. is a made-up company.
- The “4.9 average”, “200+ Google reviews” and “5,000+ jobs completed” figures are placeholders. Yours would show your real numbers, or nothing.
- The photographs are stock.
Built with Next.js, Sanity, Resend. Every form sends to the owner’s inbox; there is no database to maintain unless the site genuinely needs one.
Want one built around your business?
Your name, your photographs, your prices — and the thing your customers actually need from you.