A garage website with one job.
Someone whose car will not start is not reading your about page. They are on a phone, at the side of a road or in a driveway, and they need a number and a sense that you are open and competent. Everything else on the site is decoration around that moment.
What actually loses you work
Four things auto repair shop sites get wrong.
Not opinions — the specific failures that cost enquiries, in the order they cost the most.
The phone number is not the first thing
If a visitor has to scroll, squint or hunt, some proportion of them go back and tap the next result. A garage site should put the number, the hours and “open now” in the first screen and repeat the number at every scroll depth.
No service list, so no search visibility
“Brake replacement”, “MOT”, “diagnostics”, “clutch” — these are the words people actually search. A site that just says “full range of services” cannot rank for any of them and cannot reassure anyone either.
No proof the shop is real
No photos of the actual premises, no team, no reviews on the page. Trust is the whole purchase decision when someone is handing over a car they depend on.
Nothing marked up for local search
Hours, location, service area and services should be structured so Google can read them directly. Most garage sites are invisible to that machinery entirely.
What we build in
Included in the $299, not quoted on top.
- Tap-to-call in the first screen and repeated at every scroll depth, on mobile first.
- A real service list — every job you do, named the way customers search for it, each with enough copy to rank and reassure.
- Opening hours and “open now” logic, plus a maps link that launches the maps app.
- Local business schema — hours, service area, services and location structured for search engines.
- Space for real proof — the premises, the team, the reviews you already have.
- An enquiry form that a person will finish — three fields, not eleven.
Proof
Work you can look at.
Published in full, with exactly what we delivered listed on each one.
Bristol Auto Repair — the full build
An independent garage in Bristol. Filmed end to end, so you can watch the site rather than trust a screenshot. In the owner's words: people were being lost who could not find a phone number in the first three seconds.
SD Yacht Experience
Different industry, same problem: turning an interested stranger into a booked job without a phone call first.
The full portfolio
Eight published projects, with what we delivered listed on each.
FAQ
Auto repair shop websites, answered.
How much does a website for a garage cost?
Will it help me show up on Google Maps?
Can customers book online?
I have no photos of the shop. Does that matter?
How long does it take?
Stop losing the people who already found you.
Send us your current site or your Google listing. You will get a fixed price, a fixed date, and a straight read on what is costing you calls right now.
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