A Dublin heating and plumbing template with 24/7 emergency CTA, service area pages, reviews schema, and click-to-call above the fold.
When a boiler breaks at 11pm, the homeowner calls the first credible number they find. Most trades sites hide it.
This showcase models a Dublin heating company that wins emergency call-outs — not by ranking tricks, but by putting the phone number and trust signals where panicked homeowners look first.
Three problems this template solves:
Navy and warm accent tokens signal reliability without looking like a consumer brand. Every page has a path back to call or book.
Five pages — home, services, emergency, areas, contact — each optimised for mobile click-to-call and local search parsing.
No vapour. Each item below is in the Vercel preview — version-controlled and linked from this page.
Dedicated emergency route with click-to-call and response-time promise above the fold.
Dublin postcode areas listed with LocalBusiness areaServed schema.
Boilers, radiators, plumbing, and annual service plans — each with clear CTA.
LocalBusiness schema with a clear path to add AggregateRating once real GBP reviews exist — none invented in the demo.
tel: link in header, hero, and sticky footer on mobile.
Navy and warm accent tokens — distinct from WebFluence, built for the trade.
This is a showcase template built to production standard. No client quote, no invented metrics — just the decisions we made and what we shipped.
Overflow trades builds are high-volume for Dublin agencies — this template ships in a week with emergency CTA architecture built in.
Your Google Business Profile drives the click. This site converts it — emergency number, service areas, and trust signals on every page.
Eight specialised agents, one structured plan before any HTML is written. The same pipeline runs on every WebFluence build.
Free 20-minute audit. We'll show you what we'd build — or discuss overflow if you're an agency at capacity.