Fixora — Tailwind CSS Handyman Template (HTML)

About This Item

Fixora suits a handyman crew that sells plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling, painting and carpentry under one name. This Tailwind CSS handyman template gives a home maintenance company price lists, a live estimate and a booking flow in one set of pages. It uses Tailwind CSS 4, so you get 32 pages and 3 home page designs.

The look is navy with an electric blue, yellow accents and Outfit headings. A light theme is the default, and the site also remembers a night navy theme between visits. Right-to-left layouts work on every page.

Three Home Pages for Repairs, Cooling and Crew Work

• Home 01 – Home Repairs: a split hero slider with a live open-now line, then the five trades in a rail, price lists in an accordion, four maintenance plans, reviews and a request form.
• Home 02 – Heating & Cooling: a full-width slider with an info bar, vertical tabs for air-conditioning services with prices, and plans with a monthly and yearly switch.
• Home 03 – Handyman Crew: a two-row header with working hours and the emergency line, three priced service boxes, a quick estimate and a postcode checker.

Quotes and Bookings in This Tailwind CSS Handyman Template

These pages do the work a handyman business needs most, and this Tailwind CSS handyman template ties each one to the same data. The Job Estimate page takes a trade, a job or a custom job by the hour, a quantity, a parts grade, a time band, a plan and a postcode. Then it shows the breakdown and carries the job into booking.

• Book A Visit: five steps cover the job, the day, a two-hour window with the crews free, the address with a coverage check, and the details. A live price and a booking reference appear, and only Confirm checks the form.
• Price List: every job with its trade, time on site, parts and price from, plus trade tabs and search. On small screens the table folds its columns.
• Maintenance Plans: four plans priced by home size, monthly or yearly, with a comparison table. A calculator also weighs a plan against paying as you go.
• Emergency Line: the time band and call-out fee from the visitor’s clock, plus response times by area.

Areas We Cover, Recent Jobs and Crew Pages

Areas We Cover lists six boroughs in three rings with postcodes, travel fees and response times, plus a postcode checker and a map. Recent Jobs shows jobs by trade, and each Job Details page prints its bill line by line.

The rest of the 32 pages are About Us, Our Crew, Crew Profile, Reviews, FAQ with search and Parts Shop. In addition, you get Product Details, Cart, Checkout, Wishlist, Blog, Blog Details and Contact with a working form handler and map. My Account, Login, Register, Forgot Password, Coming Soon and 404 finish the set.

Utility Classes in the Price List and Booking Pages

Styling sits as utility classes in the HTML, so you can see how the Price List table or the Book A Visit steps look right where they sit. Hover and focus states also sit in the markup next to the base styles. For example, you can change the card hover on a trade box without opening a separate stylesheet.

The download holds finished pages that open as they are, plus the Tailwind source if you want to edit and rebuild the styles. Neutral placeholders replace the preview images, so you add your own photos. The package also includes documentation, Font Awesome Free loads locally, and the fonts are Outfit and Mada.

First Edits: Rates, Time Bands and Service Areas

Most buyers start with the data block that feeds the trades, hourly rates, time bands, call-out fees, plans, areas and shop totals. Changing it updates the estimate, the booking price and the price lists together. After that, swap the placeholder images, then set your own boroughs and postcodes.

Other details include Swiper sliders, Fancybox video popups and prefers-reduced-motion support. The contact form also takes an optional invisible reCAPTCHA v3. The parts shop also includes a cart and checkout.