A website template for your solar and electrical clients

Coilhouse is a 12-page HTML/CSS website for a local solar, battery, EV charger or electrical contractor. If you build sites for trades, it gives you a finished structure to adapt instead of a blank page.

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What you get

• Twelve pages: home, services, a service detail page, rebates and financing, how it works, a filterable projects gallery, about, FAQ, contact, thank-you, privacy and 404
• A quote form with a town field, job type choices and a best-time-to-call option
• A small solar savings estimator and a project filter in about 3 KB of plain JavaScript
• Plain HTML and CSS with no framework, build step, page builder or plugin to keep updated
• A step-by-step README your client could follow, and placeholder content written for installers

Setting it up for a client

1. Find and replace the client's details

Business name, phone, email, towns, street address and licence number are all plain placeholders. The README lists each one, so one pass of Replace in Files covers the whole site.

2. Set the brand colours

The colours are CSS variables at the top of one stylesheet. Change the brand and accent colours to match the client's logo; the README notes the contrast to keep for readable buttons.

3. Swap in the client's own photos

The template ships with illustrations and labelled placeholders, not stock photos, so there is nothing to license or forget to replace. The README lists suggested shots and sizes.

4. Fill in the rebate cards or remove them

The rebates page uses placeholder amounts and a "last checked" date on each card. Fill in the programs that apply where the client works, or delete the page if they don't want it.

5. Connect the quote form

The contact form works as-is on Netlify Forms, or point it at Formspree or a similar service by changing one line. Send notifications to the client's own inbox.

6. Publish on the client's own hosting

It's static HTML, so it runs on Netlify, Vercel, GitHub Pages, Cloudflare Pages or any ordinary web host. Setting it up under the client's account makes the handoff simple.

Licences for client work

One licence covers one website for one business. Building a site for a client is fine: buy one licence for each client site. You can change the template as much as you like for that site. What you can't do is resell or share the template itself, or put it in another template or theme product. The full wording is on the terms & licence page.

Each licence is C$49, a one-time payment in Canadian dollars, with a 14-day refund if it isn't right. Your Stripe receipt can go to you or to the client's email address.

Before you buy

Look through the live demo on a phone and a desktop. If you'd like to try the code first, Coilhouse Lite is a free one-page version under the MIT licence, built the same way. There are also free guides on what installers' websites and quote forms need, which can help when you plan the content with a client.