Free WordPress block patterns
Every section our industry kits are built from, as plain core-block markup. Copy one, open the block editor's code editor, paste it in, and it works in any block theme.
Header with top bar
Top bar with a message and opening hours, then the site title, navigation and a click-to-call button that stays on one line on phones.
Footer with contact details and service areas
Dark footer with the business name, tagline, license line, contact details, hours and the areas you serve.
Hero: headline, calls to action and proof points
Split hero: eyebrow, headline, supporting line, a call button and a secondary button, plus three check-marked proof points and an image.
Trust bar: licenses, reviews and guarantees
Four short trust signals (licensed, reviews, guarantee, response time) in a row that becomes two-up on phones.
Services grid
Intro plus a three-column grid of service cards, each linking to its own service page.
Why choose us: image and reasons
Image beside three reasons to choose you, each with a short heading and one sentence.
How it works: numbered steps
Numbered steps that explain what happens after someone gets in touch.
Stats row
Dark band of four headline numbers.
Reviews: three testimonials
Three review cards with star ratings, the quote and who said it.
Service areas
The towns you serve as a two-column check list, linking to location pages when they exist.
Frequently asked questions
Accordion of questions and answers built from core Details blocks, which Groundwork Local turns into FAQPage structured data.
Offer or guarantee callout
Dashed-border offer or guarantee callout with a badge and a button.
Closing call to action
Closing call to action on your brand color with call and message buttons.
About: story and values
Your story in two paragraphs beside an image.
Contact details and hours
Contact section with phone, email, address and hours in a card.
Team: people behind the business
Three people with photo, name, role and a short bio.
Pricing: plans or packages
Three pricing cards or a service menu with check-marked inclusions.
Inner page header
Inner page header with eyebrow, H1 and intro, left-aligned on the wide grid.