Auto repair and service
Get the bay booked — without playing phone tag all morning
Drivers search “near me,” call once, and move on. A clear site and a fast text-back keep the work in your shop.
The usual headaches
Three pains we hear a lot.
01
One missed call is a lost job
Someone needs brakes this week. If they hit voicemail, the next shop on Maps gets the car.
02
The site doesn’t say what you actually do
No services list, no hours, no “we work on European and domestic.” People assume you’re too busy or too vague.
03
Follow-up lives on sticky notes
Estimates, “we’ll call when the part lands,” oil-change reminders — all depending on someone remembering.
Site + automation
What we actually do about it.
A shop site built for “near me”
Services, makes you work on, hours, map, click-to-call, and a simple estimate form that works with greasy thumbs.
Missed-call text-back
They get a text in minutes: year/make/model, what’s going on, best number. You call back in order — not from memory.
Reminders after the work
Service-due texts and a review request when the car is back in their driveway. Quiet, useful, not spammy.
The work is the same across trades: local websites and practical automation.
Anonymized example
Example: an independent repair shop
Two techs, one owner on the phone between jobs. We put services and hours up front, added an estimate form, and texted people who hit voicemail.
Fewer lost morning calls, and estimate requests waiting when they could actually reply.
Want the next estimate call to wait for you?
Tell us the shop and the city. We will look at the listing, the site, and how the phone gets answered.
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