Clearflow Irrigation — Free Home Services Template for Framer

Clearflow Irrigation is a free five-page home services Framer template from Troy Miller for a residential irrigation company. Home is the sell: a night lawn and a call-now bar. The other routes are Privacy, Terms, Cookies, and For Ai Agents. There is no CMS. Skip it if services and reviews must be their own URLs. Landora Garden is the broader landscaping file. The home services shortlist and free Framer templates are the hub.

Who should remix Clearflow Irrigation?

Clearflow Irrigation fits an owner-operator who quotes sprinkler installs and seasonal checks, and who wants the legal pages present so a form is not sitting on a one-page site with no privacy URL. The preview is specific: custom installation, maintenance, water-wise landscaping, a phone number in the top bar, and a rating chip from local homeowners. You can launch Home this week.

Walk away if each service (install, repair, seasonal) needs a link in Google results. This file will not give you those URLs without new pages. Landora Garden is the nearer landscaping remap. Nort is the one-page lawn crew if even the policy routes feel like extra. Do not file this under real estate. The house is scenery. The product is water in the yard.

What Clearflow Irrigation looks like

A lime-green frame around a white site. Forest-green header, a call-now strip, and a dark hero photo of a craftsman house at dusk with sprinklers throwing light across the lawn. The headline is blunt and stacked: expert irrigation, lasting results. Stats sit in a row (systems, years, water savings). It feels like a local ad that hired a photographer, closer to a regional contractor site than to a luxury estate brand.

The lime surround is the fight. It is a marketplace poster color more than a sprinkler-company color. Inside the card, the green header is easier to live with. Replace the stats if you cannot stand behind 250 installs and 30 percent water savings. The social icons in the header are empty until you wire them. For Ai Agents is a strange public page. Decide if customers should see it in the footer.

Pages included in Clearflow Irrigation

Five routes, with the agent page spelled the way the sitemap spells it:

• Home: irrigation hero, service promise, proof stats, and contact
• Privacy: a policy route so the contact form has somewhere honest to point
• Terms: terms of use, separate from privacy
• Cookies: a third policy page, which is more legal surface than most trade templates ship
• For Ai Agents: a page aimed at crawlers or assistants, not at a homeowner booking a tune-up

Services, Process, About, Reviews, and FAQ are header links in the preview. They are not routes in this list. Point them at Home sections or build the pages.

What is distinctive about Clearflow Irrigation

• Trade hero with a real job. Sprinklers on a lawn at dusk would be absurd on a SaaS or portfolio file.
• Call-now bar. The phone is in the chrome, which matches how irrigation leads actually arrive.
• Three policy routes plus Home. The marketing site is one page. The sitemap is mostly legal.
• For Ai Agents. Almost no other free trade template names a page for assistants. Keep it, or delete it on purpose.
• Proof row in the hero. Install count, years, and water savings are a contractor pattern, not a testimonial slider.

The contact pill is a button. It is not a scheduling product. You still connect the form.

When to remix Clearflow Irrigation, and when to skip

Remix Clearflow Irrigation when one strong homeowner page plus privacy, terms, and cookies is the site you can maintain.

Skip it when the nav promises services, process, and reviews as pages you do not have. Use Landora Garden or Nort, then the home services shortlist or free Framer templates.