web design for auto repair

Customers search the moment they break down. Be who they find.

Nobody browses for a mechanic. They search in a panic, tap the first shop that looks legit, and call. A repair shop site has one job: show up in that search and earn that call, with your services, your rates, and your towns laid out plain.

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Get an honest teardown of what your site is costing you.

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what you get

What these builds get right.

01

Built around the call

Every page pushes to a call or a quote request. Tap-to-call everywhere, service and rate info up front, and none of the brochure fluff that makes a customer keep scrolling past you.

02

A page for every service and town

Brake jobs in one town, A/C repair in the next. The site is architected so Google has a page to rank for every job you do in every place you do it, which is exactly how shops win local search.

03

Rates listed, trust earned

Shops that show real prices get the call over shops that hide them. If you are fair on price, the site should say so out loud.

04

Mobile first, literally

Your customer is standing next to a dead truck with a phone in hand. The site is designed for that exact moment: fast, thumb-friendly, zero patience required.

the proof

Already shipped for this industry.

pandcrepairs.com
P&C Mobile Repair share card, a 50-page local SEO build by Cross Designs

P&C Mobile Repair live build

A lead-gen build that grew into a 50-page local SEO architecture: listed rates, a quote form wired for calls and texts, and a page for every service and town it serves.

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straight pricing

What it costs, said out loud.

From $1,500, or $0 down.

A new build or a full revamp starts at $1,500, one number before any work starts. Cash flow tight? The $0-down plan gets you the same custom site from $150 a month on a 12-month term. SEO starts at $300 a month with maintenance included, or, if you would rather not pay a monthly, a performance option: no fee and 10% of tracked sales instead. Full details on the pricing section.

questions

Questions from auto repair & mobile mechanics.

Yes: breakdowns and word of mouth. The site is built for the first and built to reinforce the second, so when someone gets your name from a friend, what they find online confirms the recommendation instead of undermining it.

It does, done as a service-area business. Your Google Business Profile and the site both declare the towns you cover, and the page architecture gives Google something to rank in each one. My biggest SEO build to date is exactly this kind of mobile operation.

If your rates are fair, yes. Price transparency wins calls in this trade, because your competitors mostly hide theirs and customers assume the worst. We can list ranges where jobs vary.

A new build or full revamp starts at $1,500, or $0 down and from $150 a month on a 12-month term. SEO that grows the map-pack and search presence starts at $300 a month with maintenance included.

It is designed around it. The number is tappable everywhere it appears, the first screen says what you fix and where you go, and the page loads fast on one bar of signal in a parking lot.

Yes, and properly: a real page per town rather than a list of city names stuffed in the footer. The largest build I have shipped is exactly that, a mobile repair operation with a page for every service area.

Say it loudly. Specialists get better customers and fewer tire-kickers, and someone searching a specific make plus a repair is much closer to booking than someone searching for a mechanic.

I set up the system: the right moment to ask, a link that makes it one tap, and coaching on what makes a review worth reading. The reviews come from your real customers only. I will never write or buy one.

About a week once your photos and details are in. Your old site, if you have one, stays up until the swap.

Serving businesses across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County, with the studio based in Kendall. Remote builds work anywhere: all service areas.

Not a repair shop? This is one write-up out of six, and six is nowhere near the number of businesses I have built for. Proof up front, straight pricing, and a fast path to the phone work in almost any trade. See the rest or tell me what you do.
in their words

What owners say once the site is live.

mobile truck repair
Aiden built the whole website for my mobile truck repair business in South Florida and set up the SEO behind it. Just under 2 months in and I'm already getting calls from people finding us on Google. He put all our rates and service areas right on the site and handled everything himself, start to finish. Highly recommend if you run a business and need to actually get found.
ConnorMobile truck repair, South FloridaSee the build
author launch
I am so grateful for Cross Designs! I needed two websites built in a short amount of time, and Aiden delivered. He went above and beyond to ensure my vision for each came to life, and he guided me through website design choices, email capture and domain name ideas. I highly recommend for anyone looking for a professional that has a consultative and personalized approach to building your dream website.
Casi CamachoAuthor launch, South CarolinaSee the build

Both are published word for word on the reviews page, and the builds behind them are on the work page.

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Your competitors' sites are from 2015. Good.

That is the opening. A fast, honest, call-first site stands out in this trade more than almost any other.

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