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Service-focused hero, editable service cards, trust guidance, service-area summary, FAQs, and contact section.
Start from a five-page HVAC site with editable services, service-area guidance, FAQs, and a structured public inquiry Form. On a Forms-enabled plan, published requests reach Form Submissions without inventing booking slots, prices, ratings, credentials, emergency availability, or instant estimates.
The live preview uses demo business details, but its page structure and components come from the same canonical HVAC Site Template factory used during site creation.
Every page is normal Cogo Site content and remains editable after creation.
Service-focused hero, editable service cards, trust guidance, service-area summary, FAQs, and contact section.
A service catalog starting point that uses the services you enter during setup.
Business story and trust sections that stay neutral until you replace them with verified facts.
A clear coverage page that asks visitors to confirm availability for their exact address.
A public service-inquiry Form for Name, Email, Phone, and Message, plus direct phone or email contact when supplied.
For this Local Service template, onboarding can optionally collect a contact phone, primary service area, and services offered. These values become normal editable SiteConfig content — there is no separate HVAC profile or runtime.
Change text, replace imagery, reorder sections, adjust layouts and variants, edit theme tokens, preview, and publish through the same editor used by every other Cogo Site website.
The created site includes a structured public service inquiry Form and keeps phone or email contact when supplied. On a Forms-enabled plan, published requests can reach Form Submissions. It does not provide booking, instant quotes, payments, financing, review sync, emergency availability, or response-time guarantees unless you add a separate verified capability.
The HVAC template connects its public Contact page to the same canonical Cogo Site Forms workflow proven by the Local Service launch path. On a Forms-enabled plan, that gives visitors a real inquiry-to-inbox path without adding booking or emergency-dispatch semantics.
When this HVAC site is created, Cogo Site creates and publishes the canonical Form behind the Contact page, then binds only the returned Form definition id.
On a Forms-enabled plan, the published Form collects Name, Email, Phone, and Message as an HVAC service inquiry. It does not calculate a price, reserve an appointment, or promise emergency availability.
After a visitor submits the Form, the owner can read the captured inquiry in Form Submissions and decide the appropriate follow-up.
No. The created site includes a structured public service inquiry Form for Name, Email, Phone, and Message; on a Forms-enabled plan, submitted requests appear in Form Submissions. It does not book appointments, calculate estimates, or promise emergency availability.
Yes. You can personalize them during site setup and edit the resulting content again in the normal visual editor.
No. The starting site intentionally stays neutral about credentials, ratings, emergency availability, pricing, and business history until you add facts you can verify.
No. HVAC only selects the starting SiteConfig. After creation it is a normal Cogo Site website using the same editor, renderer, preview, and publishing path.
Preview the real template, then create it through the normal signup flow. The Contact Form belongs to the created starting site; Form Submissions becomes the published inbox path when Forms is enabled for the workspace.
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