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Do I need a new website for my repair shop?

Someone's trying to sell you a new website. You're not sure you need one. Here's how Nolavi works through it, the same way a good mechanic works on a car: find the concern, the cause, the correction, then verify the fix.

1

The concern

A web company quoted Nate $8,000 for a new site.

Auto repair website audit showing slow speed, missing call button and no service pages
Fixable, not broken.
2

The cause

Nolavi checked the current site. It loaded slowly on phones, had no service pages and no call button at the top, but the domain was 9 years old and ranked for his shop name.

Nolavi idea to fix an auto repair website instead of rebuilding it
Fix what matters.
3

The correction

We kept the site and fixed what mattered: speed, a call button, and pages for his top 6 jobs.

4

The verification

Calls from the website tripled in two months, without the $8,000 rebuild.

Auto repair website results after fixing speed and adding pages
Better than new.

How we work. We make changes like this for shops all the time, using each shop's own data. The numbers shown are examples.

Questions

Quick answers.

How do I know if my shop needs a new website?

Check speed on phones, whether each main job has its own page, and whether it ranks. Often fixing beats rebuilding.

Is an old domain worth keeping?

Usually yes. An older domain that ranks for your name is worth building on.

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