Can I keep my current domain name when the site is rebuilt?

Yes. Your domain stays the same. We build the new site and point it to your existing domain once everything's ready. No downtime, no confusion for customers who already know your web address.

Will the new site have online appointment scheduling?

It can. We can set up an appointment request form, a drop-off vehicle form, or tie into a scheduling tool if you use one. The goal is giving customers a way to reach you without having to call during shop hours.

What happens to my old site content?

We'll look at what you have and pull forward anything worth keeping—service descriptions, photos, certifications. Most of the time, the content needs rewriting anyway to fit a better structure. But nothing useful gets thrown out.

Do I need to provide all the photos and content myself?

Having your own photos of your shop and your work helps a lot. Before-and-after repair shots, your team, your bay—those go a long way. For written content, we handle the page copy. You just need to tell us what services you offer and any details you want included.

How does the site show up in local search results around Hawkins?

Proper page titles, service-specific pages, and correct local markup all help search engines understand where you are and what you do. The base website includes good SEO structure. The $3,500 package goes deeper with keyword targeting and ongoing search work.

Website Redesign · Hawkins, TX

Website Redesign for Auto Repair Shops in Hawkins

Hawkins sits in a part of Wood County where people still drive to the same mechanic their parents used. That kind of loyalty matters—but it doesn't mean your website gets to stay frozen in time. If the site isn't helping you pick up new customers from Highway 80 traffic or younger families moving into the school district, it's dead weight.

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What's Actually Wrong with Most Auto Repair Websites

The typical shop website gets built once and then ignored. Maybe it was done on Wix or Squarespace a few years back, or someone put together a WordPress site with a theme that sort of fit. It worked fine at the time. But the web moved on, and now you've got a site that loads slowly on phones, doesn't list half your services, and has a phone number buried somewhere nobody's going to scroll to.

For an auto repair shop, the problems tend to be specific. There's no clear breakdown of what you actually work on—brakes, transmissions, oil changes, diagnostics, whatever your list is. There's no way to request an appointment without calling. And there's nothing showing your certifications, your experience, or photos of actual work you've done. A customer comparing two shops online is going to pick the one that looks like it has its act together. That's just how decisions get made now.

A redesign isn't about making things prettier. It's about fixing what's broken structurally. Mobile-first layout so the site works on the phones people are actually using. A service menu that's organized and easy to read. An appointment request form or drop-off scheduler that doesn't require a phone call. Before-and-after photos of real repairs. ASE certifications and manufacturer info where people can actually find them. These aren't fancy extras. They're the baseline for a shop website that does its job.

How a Rebuild Works and What It Costs

We build from scratch. No recycling old templates, no dragging content from a platform that's fighting you. The new site is hand-coded, which means you own it outright—no monthly platform fees eating into your margins, no restrictions on what you can change later. Hosting runs $50 a month, and that covers upkeep and keeping everything current.

A full website for an auto repair shop starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a mobile-first site with your service menu, appointment booking setup, photo galleries, and proper page structure for search engines. If you want to go further with search visibility—getting found when someone in Hawkins or the surrounding area types 'mechanic near me'—the website-plus-SEO package starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

We're a web design shop in Tyler, about forty minutes west on 80. Small operation. You'll talk directly to the person writing your code and building your pages. The site gets built, handed off, and you move on with a website that actually represents what your shop does. No drawn-out process, no upsell loop. If the current site isn't working for you, replacing it is the straightforward fix.