Can you add online appointment booking to my auto repair site?

Yes. We build in a simple booking or drop-off request form that collects vehicle info, the issue, and a preferred time. It sends straight to your email or phone. No third-party scheduling software required unless you want it.

What happens to my current website during the redesign?

Your old site stays live until the new one is finished and ready to launch. We don't take anything down until you've seen the new build and approved it. Zero downtime.

Do I own the website after it's built?

You own the code, the design, the content — all of it. If you ever want to move to a different host or hire someone else to maintain it, you can. No platform lock-in.

How do before-and-after photo galleries work?

We set up a gallery section organized by service type. You send us the photos and we add them, or we can set it up so you can upload them yourself. Either way, the gallery grows with your shop.

Will the new site show up better on Google for Van, TX searches?

The site is built with proper SEO structure — title tags, meta descriptions, header hierarchy, local schema markup, fast load speed. That's the foundation. If you want active SEO work to push rankings further, that's the monthly SEO package.

Website Redesign · Van, TX

Website Redesign for Auto Repair Shops in Van

You've already tried fixing your website. Maybe you paid someone to update the template, added a few photos, swapped out some text. It looked a little better for a week. But the same problems came back — slow load times, clunky mobile layout, no calls coming in. The template was the problem the whole time.

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The Template Trap

Most auto repair shops end up on a website builder because it's fast and cheap. Pick a theme, drop in your logo, type up your services, done. And it works fine for about a year. Then you try to add online booking and the plugin doesn't play nice. You want to rearrange your service menu and the layout won't let you. A customer tells you your site looks weird on their phone and you realize half the page is cut off.

You're not imagining it. People in Van are searching for brake jobs, oil changes, transmission work — and they're doing it on their phones while sitting in a parking lot or on break at work. If your site doesn't load fast and look right on a small screen, they tap the next result. That's a job you never hear about.

A redesign isn't cosmetic. It's structural. We build from scratch on clean code you actually own. No platform lock-in, no monthly fees for features that should be standard, no calling support to change your own hours.

What a Rebuilt Auto Repair Site Includes

1. **A real service menu.** Every service you offer — brakes, diagnostics, AC, tires, fleet work — listed clearly with descriptions. If you want to show pricing, we set that up. If you'd rather keep it as a call-in, that works too. But the list itself matters. People want to know you do the specific thing they need before they pick up the phone.

2. **Online booking or drop-off requests.** A simple form that collects the vehicle info, the problem, and a preferred time. No account creation. No seventeen fields. Just enough to get someone on your schedule without them having to call during business hours.

3. **Before-and-after photos.** Nothing sells repair work like showing it. Rust repair, paint correction, engine rebuilds — a gallery section built to grow as you add more jobs. Real photos from your shop, not stock images of someone holding a wrench.

4. **Certifications and experience up front.** ASE certs, manufacturer training, years in the trade — all of it visible on the homepage, not buried in an About page nobody clicks. This is what separates a professional shop from a shade tree operation, and your site should make that obvious.

5. **Fast, mobile-first build.** The site loads in under two seconds on a phone. Every page works on every screen size. No pinching, no sideways scrolling, no broken menus.

What This Costs and How Long It Takes

A full website redesign for an auto repair shop starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a custom-built site — not another template — with your service menu, booking setup, photo gallery, and all the on-page SEO structure so Google can actually find you.

If you want ongoing SEO and ad management on top of that, website-plus-SEO packages start at $3,500 for the build with monthly SEO and ads at $750/mo after that. Hosting runs $50/mo and includes updates, security, and backups.

Van's a small town. Van Zandt County's a small county. But people here still search Google when their check engine light comes on or their AC stops blowing cold. If your shop doesn't show up — or shows up with a site that looks like it was built during the Obama administration — you're invisible to everyone who didn't already know your name.