Start from a real HVAC, roofing, cleaning, or landscaping site, carry your services and service area into the first draft, then refine it visually. The starting structures differ by industry, and the lead path is shown honestly instead of pretending every template includes booking or instant quotes.
The industry choice changes the initial SiteConfig and content structure. After creation, every site stays on the normal Cogo Site editor, renderer, preview, and publishing path.
HVAC emphasizes service response and equipment questions; roofing emphasizes trust, inspection, roof systems, and project proof; cleaning emphasizes service routines and scope; landscaping emphasizes projects and the design-build-maintain lifecycle.
Business name, phone, primary service area, and selected services can flow through the existing setup into ordinary editable site content — not a second vertical profile or locked template system.
HVAC, roofing, cleaning, and landscaping now each include an approved structured inquiry Form placement. None of the four pretends to provide booking, instant estimates, financing, payment collection, or review automation.
Preview HVAC, roofing, cleaning, or landscaping and pick the structure closest to how your customers evaluate the service.
Add the business name, contact details, service area, and services during setup, then edit copy, imagery, components, layouts, and themes visually.
Use the same preview and publish workflow as every Cogo Site site. On a Forms-enabled plan, the approved inquiry Form in each current Local Service template can execute publicly while direct phone or email contact remains ordinary site content when supplied.
Each preview is generated from the same template factory used when a site is created.
A practical multi-page HVAC website with editable services, service-area guidance, FAQs, and a direct contact path — without inventing booking, pricing, ratings, or credentials.
A multi-page roofing website with editable services, project proof, service-area guidance, FAQs, and direct contact — without fabricated licenses, warranties, financing, or instant quotes.
A practical cleaning-business website with editable service types, service-area guidance, FAQs, and direct contact — without fake prices, booking slots, reviews, or quote automation.
An image-forward landscaping website with editable services, project examples, service-area guidance, FAQs, and direct contact — without fabricated project results, prices, or quote promises.
Current Product Truth is explicit across all four starting points: HVAC, Roofing, Cleaning, and Landscaping each include a structured inquiry placement, while the surrounding proof and service content stays industry-specific.
The created HVAC site includes the approved Name, Email, Phone, and Message inquiry Form plus direct phone/email contact when supplied.
The created Roofing site includes the same canonical service-inquiry path alongside project-proof and direct-contact content.
The created Cleaning site includes a cleaning-service inquiry Form while explicitly avoiding fake booking slots, deposits, or quote calculations.
The created Landscaping site now includes the same canonical Name, Email, Phone, and Message inquiry path alongside project proof, service-area context, and direct contact when supplied.
A Form placement in a trusted template does not bypass plan limits: public Form execution follows the current Forms-enabled plan and entitlement rules. No template here claims online booking, payment collection, instant quotes, guaranteed response, or automatically generated local-SEO location pages.
The industry layer is only a better starting point. Editing, language, preview, and publishing capabilities remain shared and traceable.
Edit normal site components, content, layouts, and theme controls after the industry draft is created.
Use the canonical Forms workflow for supported structured inquiries and review submitted requests in the workspace.
When CRM Mapping is explicitly configured, supported Form submissions can feed the existing contact/activity workflow without changing the public site runtime.
Yes. They share the same SiteConfig runtime, but their homepage structure, component variants, content hierarchy, navigation treatment, and proof/process sections are intentionally different by industry.
No. All four current Local Service templates include a structured inquiry Form placement, but they do not fabricate booking, prices, financing, payments, reviews, availability, or estimate calculators; public Form execution still follows the current Forms-enabled plan boundary.
The template is only the starting SiteConfig. After creation you edit normal pages and components with the same visual editor used by other Cogo Site sites.
Yes. The normal site language and editing workflow applies to these templates; the industry layer does not create a separate renderer.
Preview a real template first, then continue through the normal signup and site-creation flow.
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