Websites for Auto Repair Shops

We plan the site the way a service writer thinks, using our usual web design process. The home page handles the urgent visitor: phone number, hours, address, a request-an-appointment button and the makes you service. Below that sit the service pages, one for each job that brings cars in, such as brakes, check engine diagnostics, air conditioning, suspension, tires and alignment, transmission work and state inspections where they apply.

If your shop management system offers online scheduling, as Tekmetric, Shopmonkey and similar tools do, we connect it so requests arrive where your front counter already works. If not, we build a request form that asks for the vehicle, the symptom and a preferred drop-off time, then sends it by text and email.

Shops with a European, diesel or fleet focus get pages that state it clearly, since those owners search for exactly that.

Plenty of shops run on a template site bundled with a parts program or a marketing package. Those sites can be hard to edit and sometimes stay with the vendor when you leave. A website redesign moves you to a site you control, with existing pages mapped so search visibility isn't thrown away in the move.

A new site works best alongside the rest of your marketing. Our auto repair marketing overview covers the full picture, SEO for auto repair shops explains our work on maps and local search, and auto repair lead generation covers paid campaigns that send drivers to these pages. If the sign and logo need attention too, see auto repair logo design.

The audit is a free, no-obligation 30-minute session. Beforehand we look at your site on a phone, your Google Business Profile and how you appear for searches like brake repair near me in your area. On the call we walk through what is costing you calls and what a new site should fix first. We answer messages within 24 hours, and if you want to go ahead you receive a written fixed quote.