Can you set up online appointment booking for my shop?

Yes. We can add a simple form where customers request a date and time, pick the service they need, and leave notes about what's going on with their vehicle. You get an email or text notification. It doesn't replace your phone — it just gives people another option.

I want to show my prices but I'm worried competitors will undercut me.

Your call. But in our experience, shops that show pricing — even ballpark ranges — get more calls than shops that hide everything. People don't want surprises. You can list starting prices for common services and leave the complex stuff as "call for estimate."

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

We build a gallery section where you can upload photos of jobs you're proud of. Paint correction, engine rebuilds, dent repair — whatever shows off your skill. Good photos build more trust than any paragraph of text ever will.

Will my site show up when people search for auto repair in Overton?

The redesign includes solid SEO structure — proper page titles, fast loading, mobile-friendly layout. That gives Google what it needs. If you want ongoing SEO and ad management to really push visibility, that's a separate service starting at $750 a month.

What if I just need a basic page with my hours and phone number?

A simple site starts at $300 and takes a few days. But for an auto repair shop, you probably want the full build so you can list services, show your work, and let people book online. The $1,500 tier makes more sense for most shops.

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Website Redesign for Auto Repair Shops in Overton

A new website won't fix bad brake work or make rude counter help disappear. But if your shop does good work and people still aren't finding you — your website might be the thing standing in the way.

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What a Redesign Actually Does for a Shop Like Yours

Your website right now probably does one of two things. It sits there looking like it was built during the Obama administration, or it's on one of those drag-and-drop platforms where everything kind of works but nothing works well. Either way, folks in Overton and around Rusk County are pulling up your site on their phone while they're sitting in the parking lot at the Overton ISD football game, and what they see isn't convincing them to call.

A redesign means we tear it down and rebuild from scratch. Mobile-first, because that's how most people look at websites now — on a phone, in a hurry, usually annoyed about a check engine light. We build your service menu so it's clear what you do and what you charge. We set up a way for people to request appointments without having to call during business hours. And we put your certifications and experience front and center so people know this isn't some shade tree operation.

The thing that matters most for an auto repair shop's site is trust. Before-and-after photos of real jobs. Your ASE certs. Your hours, your address, what brands you work on. All of that needs to be obvious within a few seconds. Not buried. Not hidden behind some menu nobody's going to tap. We build it so the important stuff is right there.

So What's This Going to Cost Me?

Fair question. And I'm not going to dance around it.

If your shop just needs a clean, fast site with your services, location, hours, and a way to book — a full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you something you actually own. No monthly platform fees eating into your margins. No calling some support line when you want to change your oil change price. You own the code.

If you want the site plus real SEO work — so that when somebody in Overton or Henderson or Kilgore types "auto repair near me" you actually show up — that's $3,500, and it takes a week or two. Hosting runs $50 a month after that.

Worth it? Depends on how many jobs you're missing right now because people can't find you or don't trust what they see when they do.

A Straight-Up Conversation About Your Current Site

You know that feeling when a customer brings in a car and you can tell in about ten seconds what's wrong? That's how it is with most auto repair websites.

Does your site load slow on a phone? That's a problem.

Can people tell what services you offer without scrolling forever? If not, they're leaving.

Is there a way to request an appointment online? Because a lot of folks — especially younger ones — would rather tap a button than make a phone call. That's not laziness. That's just how people are now.

Do you have any photos of your actual shop and your actual work? Or is it all generic stuff that could be any garage anywhere?

And here's the big one — can you even update your own site? Or are you stuck waiting on somebody, paying every time you need a small change?

If you're nodding along to most of those, a redesign isn't a luxury. It's the thing between your good work and the people who need it. Overton's a small town. Rusk County's tight-knit. But even in a community where everybody knows everybody, new folks move in, cars break down, and the first thing they do is search on their phone. Your site is either helping you or it's not. Right now, it's probably not.