What you’re buying

A landing page for a 24/7 water, fire and mould restoration company, plus the thank-you page that follows a dispatch request.

Built for the visitor standing in water at one in the morning. The dispatch form asks four questions, not ten. The number is never more than a thumb away — in the header on desktop, in a fixed bar at the bottom of the screen on a phone.

The band that makes this one different is "the first hour": four things to do while the crew is driving. It is the only part of the page that helps somebody before they have bought anything, and it is why the page reads as a company rather than a lead form.

What you get

• Landing page: emergency topbar, header, hero with dispatch form, trust stats, three services, the first hour, why us, process, reviews, service area, FAQ and a closing band over a photograph
• Thank-you page: confirmation, three things to do while the crew drives, and an insurance band

Both import as ordinary Elementor templates. Nothing is bound to a kit, so the colours and fonts survive the move.

• Landing page and matching thank-you page
• Dispatch form in the hero, four fields
• Fixed call bar on mobile, hidden on desktop
• Pulsing "crews dispatched" indicator in the hero
• "The first hour" band: what to do before the crew arrives
• Water, fire and mould service cards
• Service-area chips and a four-step process
• Reviews and an FAQ covering insurance, speed and payment
• Sticky header that follows the reader down the page
• Colours and fonts flattened, no kit conflicts on import
• Tested at 1440, 768 and 390