Can I update the service menu and pricing myself?

Yes. We build every site so you can make basic updates — adding a service, changing a price, uploading a photo — without needing to call anyone. If you can post on Facebook, you can update your website.

How do the online appointment requests work?

Customers fill out a short form with their name, vehicle info, what's going on, and their preferred time. You get a notification and confirm or suggest a different time. It's not a binding calendar system — it's a conversation starter that saves everyone a phone call.

Do you build sites that show up on Google for auto repair searches?

The base sites are built with clean structure and proper setup, which helps. But if you want to actively rank for searches like 'auto repair near New London' or 'mechanic in Rusk County,' the Website+SEO package starting at $3,500 is built for that specifically.

What if I only do certain types of repair work?

Good — that's actually easier to build a site around. Specialization makes the messaging clearer. Whether you focus on diesel, foreign vehicles, classic cars, or general maintenance, the site gets built around what you actually do. Not a generic template.

I already have a Google Business listing. Do I still need a website?

A Google Business listing is a business card in a phone book. It helps people find you, but it doesn't show your work, explain your services, or let anyone book an appointment. The listing gets them to your door. The website gets them to walk through it.

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Web Design for Auto Repair Shops in New London

A bad website doesn't just sit there looking ugly — it actively costs you jobs. Every person who pulls up your site on their phone, squints at it, and drives to the next shop instead is real money walking out the door. If your online presence isn't helping your shop, it's hurting it.

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Your Shop Does Good Work. Your Website Should Prove It.

Auto repair is one of those businesses where trust matters more than almost anything else. Folks in New London and the surrounding Rusk County area aren't handing their truck over to someone they don't feel good about. And a surprising amount of that gut feeling starts before they ever pull into your lot.

A clean website with your actual services listed, your certifications visible, and some before-and-after photos of real work you've done — that tells people you're serious. A website that looks like it was built during the Bush administration tells them something else entirely.

We build sites for shops that want to show what they actually do. ASE certifications, manufacturer training, the specific services you offer and what they cost. No one wants to call just to find out if you do brake work. They want to see it on the page, see that you know what you're talking about, and then call to schedule.

Appointments Shouldn't Require a Phone Tag Marathon

One of the smartest things a repair shop can put on its website is a simple way for people to book an appointment or request a drop-off time. Not some complicated portal with seventeen fields. Just: name, vehicle, what's wrong, when works for you.

That one feature changes how your mornings go. Instead of answering the same phone call eight times before 9 AM, you've got a list of folks who already told you what they need. You call back when you're ready. Or don't — just confirm the slot and move on with your day.

We also make sure the site loads fast on phones, because that's where most people are looking at it. Sitting in a parking lot with a check engine light on, searching for someone nearby. If your site takes forever or looks broken on mobile, they're gone. That's not a theory — it's just how people behave.

Show the Work

Before-and-after photos are the best marketing an auto repair shop can do, and they're free. Rusted-out rocker panel, then a clean weld and fresh paint. Worn-down brake pads next to new ones. That stuff sells itself.

We set up your site so adding photos is dead — sorry, genuinely easy. You take a picture in the shop, upload it, done. No calling a web person every time you want to update something. The site stays current because you can actually maintain it without a computer science degree.

What This Costs

A simple site with your services, contact info, and a clean layout starts at $300 and takes a few days. If you want online booking, photo galleries, a full service menu with pricing, and something that really works as a sales tool — a full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week.

For shops that want to show up when people in Rusk County search for auto repair, we offer a website plus SEO package starting at $3,500. That gets you a site built to rank, not just exist. Hosting runs $50 a month and includes upkeep so nothing breaks while you're busy pulling transmissions.