lead-gen + local SEO

P&C Mobile Repair: the build story.

A mobile mechanic serving a wide service area, invisible on Google. The job grew from a lead-gen site into the studio's biggest SEO architecture: 50 pages built to own the searches that matter in every town the truck rolls to.

pandcrepairs.com
P&C Mobile Repair website built by Cross Designs

P&C Mobile Repair lead-gen + local SEO

A mobile mechanic serving a wide service area, invisible on Google. The job grew from a lead-gen site into the studio's biggest SEO architecture: 50 pages built to own the searches that matter in every town the truck rolls to.

Visit the live site
what shipped

What the build delivers.

01

From 12 pages to 50

A page for every service in every town, each genuinely written, never find-and-replace. Google ranks pages, so the build gives it pages worth ranking.

02

Rates listed in the open

Real prices on the site, because in the repair trades transparency wins the call over every competitor hiding a rate sheet.

03

A quote form wired for how customers actually reach out

Calls and texts first, form as backup, every path tagged so the source of every lead is known.

04

The full local SEO stack

Schema on every page, sitemap discipline, service-area architecture, and the Google Business Profile working with the site instead of apart from it.

the thinking

The decisions that mattered.

The bet was architecture over ads: spend once on pages that rank instead of forever on clicks. It is the studio's clearest proof that a small trade operation can out-structure bigger competitors online, and it is the playbook now offered to every service-area business.

More builds like this one: web design for auto repair & mobile mechanics.

let's talk

Start a project.

Tell me what your business does and what you need. You get a real reply with next steps and a flat quote, not a sales pitch.

A name helps me reply to a person, not a form.
That looks incomplete. Try something like you@email.com.
Pick the closest one. We can sort the details later.
Give me a sentence or two so I can come prepared.

Got it. I'll be in touch shortly. Thanks, friend.

Hm, that didn't go through. Email me instead: cross@crossdesigned.com

Want your business in this section next?

Every build here started with a short note about a business and what it needed. Send yours.

Start a project