Can I update the service menu myself after the site is built?

Yes. We can set it up so you're able to add services, change prices, or swap out photos without calling us. If you'd rather just send updates our way and have us handle it, that works too.

Do you build appointment booking into the site?

We can add a form where customers request an appointment or schedule a drop-off. It sends you an email or notification so you can confirm. It's not a full shop management system, but it gets vehicles on your schedule without a phone call.

What if I already have a website but it looks bad?

We'll look at what you've got. Sometimes it makes sense to rebuild from scratch. Sometimes the bones are fine and it just needs better design and content. Either way, the pricing is the same — it's based on what you end up with, not what you started with.

Will my site show up when people search for auto repair near Tatum?

A well-built site with the right content gives you a solid starting point. If you want to actively rank for searches in Tatum, Henderson, and surrounding areas, the Website+SEO package at $3,500 is built for that. SEO is ongoing work, and we offer that at $750 a month if you want sustained results.

How do before-and-after repair photos work on the site?

You take photos in your shop — phone pictures are fine — and we build a gallery section that displays them well. Good repair photos build trust faster than anything else on the page. We'll format and place them so they actually look professional.

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Web Design for Auto Repair Shops in Tatum

A bad website doesn't just sit there doing nothing — it costs you the price of every customer who found you and then chose someone else. For an auto repair shop in a town the size of Tatum, that's a short list of people you can't afford to lose.

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What a Repair Shop Website Actually Needs to Do

People searching for auto repair in Tatum or anywhere along 43 aren't browsing. They've got a check engine light on or a noise they don't like, and they want to know three things: what you work on, whether you seem competent, and how to get their vehicle to you.

Your website needs a clear service menu. Brakes, diagnostics, oil changes, transmission work — whatever you handle, it should be listed and easy to find. If you've got ASE certifications or you're authorized to work on specific makes, that belongs front and center on the page, not buried in an about section nobody reads. Before-and-after photos of actual repairs do more convincing than any paragraph of text.

And booking. Whether it's an online form, a click-to-call button, or just your hours and address displayed clearly — folks need a fast path from "I need this fixed" to "I'm bringing it in." That's the whole job of the site.

Why Most Shop Websites Fall Short

Auto repair shop websites tend to go one of two directions. Either they're a single page with a phone number and a stock photo of a wrench, or they're overbuilt messes with broken menus and pages that take forever to load on a phone.

Neither one works. The bare-bones version doesn't give people enough reason to pick you over the next option. The overbuilt version frustrates them before they get that far. Both end up costing you the same thing — a person who was ready to spend money and didn't.

In a place like Tatum, where you're pulling customers from Beckville, Henderson, and everywhere in between, your website is often the first impression for anyone outside your immediate circle. It doesn't need to be fancy. It needs to be correct.

What We Build and What It Costs

A straightforward shop site — your services, your certifications, your contact info, built clean and fast — starts at $300 and takes a few days. That gets the job done for a lot of repair shops.

If you want something more complete — a proper appointment request form, a gallery of your work, individual service pages, maybe a section for seasonal specials — a full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. Add search engine optimization so folks in Rusk County actually find you when they search, and that's $3,500 with a one-to-two week timeline.

Hosting runs $50 a month. No surprises on that front.

A Tatum Shop Shouldn't Need a Big-City Budget

You don't need a $10,000 website. You need one that loads fast on someone's phone while they're sitting in a parking lot with a car that won't start. One that lists your services clearly. One that makes it obvious you know what you're doing.

We're a web design company out of Tyler. Close enough to know the area, small enough to work with you directly. You tell us what your shop does, we build a site around it, and you're up and running inside a week or two depending on scope. That's it.