Can you add online appointment booking to my new site?

Yes. We can set up a simple request form or integrate with scheduling tools you already use. The goal is to make it easy for someone to get on your calendar without a phone call, though most shops still want the call option too.

What happens to my current website while you're building the new one?

Nothing. Your old site stays live the entire time. We build the new one separately and only switch it over when everything's ready and you've approved it.

Do you write the content or do I need to provide it?

We handle the writing. You'll need to tell us what services you offer, any specialties or certifications, and your hours and location details. We turn that into page copy that actually sounds like a real shop, not a brochure.

Will my site show up on Google after the redesign?

The redesign gives you a solid foundation — clean structure, fast load times, proper page titles, and mobile-friendly layout. That's the baseline Google expects. If you want active SEO work on top of that, the Website+SEO package covers it.

I'm on Wix right now. Can you move everything over?

We don't migrate old sites — we rebuild from scratch. Your Wix content is a starting point for reference, but the new site will be custom-built code that you own outright. No platform lock-in.

Website Redesign · Lindale, TX

Website Redesign for Auto Repair Shops in Lindale

Your shop does good work. Your website should make that obvious in about five seconds. If it doesn't, we'll rebuild it so it does.

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A Truck Pulls Into the Wrong Shop

Guy's check engine light comes on heading south on 69. He's not from Lindale — just passing through from Mineola. Pulls into a parking lot, looks up at the sign, and walks in. Turns out he drove right past your shop two miles back. Didn't know it was there. Didn't see a sign he recognized. And he's never going to find you online either, because your website looks like it was built before his truck rolled off the lot.

That's the version of events nobody tracks. The job you never heard about.

What's Actually Wrong

Most auto repair websites have the same handful of problems. The service list is vague — "full-service auto repair" doesn't tell anyone whether you do transmission work or just oil changes. There's no way to request an appointment without calling. The site takes too long to load on a phone. And the whole thing is locked inside a website builder that won't let you change much without paying more.

These aren't cosmetic issues. They're the reason people bounce off your site and end up at the next shop down the road.

What a Rebuilt Site Looks Like for a Lindale Shop

We tear the old one down and start over. Mobile-first, because most of the people finding your shop online are on their phone — sitting in a parking lot, on a lunch break, or pulled over with steam coming out from under the hood.

Your service menu gets its own section with clear descriptions. Brakes, diagnostics, AC, alignments, whatever you actually do — spelled out so people know before they call. If you've got ASE certs or manufacturer training, that goes front and center where it builds trust instead of buried in some "About" paragraph nobody reads. Before-and-after photos of real repairs go a long way too. A rusted-out rotor next to a fresh one tells a better story than any paragraph we could write.

We build in a simple appointment request form or a click-to-call button that works on mobile. Not a twelve-field intake form — just enough to get the conversation started. And we set up the page structure so Google actually knows what services you offer and where you're located. That matters when someone near Countryside Park or off the 69 corridor searches for a mechanic and your competitor shows up instead of you.

You own the code when we're done. No monthly platform fees to some website builder. No calling a 1-800 number to change your hours. A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want local SEO baked in from day one — Google Business profile work, proper schema markup, location pages — that's the $3,500 package, one to two weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month and that includes us keeping the lights on.

The site won't win any design awards. It'll just work the way it's supposed to — load fast, explain what you do, and make it easy for someone to become a customer.