For garages & MOT · UK-wide
People on a garage website want the MOT booked, the price visible and the phone number reachable from a car park. We build garage sites that load fast and put those first.
The reminder lands, the driver wants it dealt with, and the booking often goes to whichever garage makes that take the least effort.
So a garage site we build is kept lean, with nothing between the driver and the booking button.
This is Hartwell Plumbing, the plumbing and heating concept we built to show the standard. A garage site uses the same layout. Hover over it and it scrolls through itself.
Enter a reg plate and pick a day, without an account, a PDF price list or a "call for availability".
The MOT and the common services, priced on the page, so drivers know the cost before they book.
Real reviews next to the makes you know inside out. A stranger handing over their keys wants both.
The page is kept light so it works where people actually book: standing next to the car.
Hartwell Plumbing is a concept, not a real garage. Yours would use your own prices, reviews and bays.
Three jobs a review usually finds for a business like yours, in the order we'd do them. Each is a small build. Yours will differ, which is what the review is for.
Job 1 · today
Last year's customers are due back this month, and the list to remind them sits in a diary or a spreadsheet. It gets done when someone has a quiet minute, which is never, so the car quietly goes elsewhere.
What we'd build
MOT-due reminders that send themselves as a message, with a booking link. A year on, the reminder goes out without anyone in the workshop touching a list.
Ask about MOT remindersJob 2 · today
The car's on the ramp and needs more than it came in for. Now someone's off the tools ringing the customer, leaving a voicemail, waiting, ringing again, while the ramp sits occupied.
What we'd build
A photo of the worn part and a one-tap approve link, sent as a message. The customer sees what you see and says yes from their desk. The phone call happens only when they'd rather talk.
Ask about photo approvalsJob 3 · today
Everyone means to ask for the review at collection. It's the last thing anyone remembers at half five with a row of keys to hand back, so the happy customers leave quietly.
What we'd build
After each collection, a message goes out asking for a review, while the customer's still pleased the car's back and sorted.
Ask about review requestsnot sure where to start
If none of these is obviously first, the automation review is £395: 90 minutes with Chris and a written plan of the jobs worth automating, in order. Go ahead with a build within 60 days and the £395 comes off it.
Read about the automation reviewNothing upfront. One monthly price covers everything your site needs: hosting, security, backups and small changes.
One page, done properly. Enough to look real and be easy to reach when someone looks you up. Hosting, changes and care are in it, same as every other tier.
Get a Starter website priceThe garage site done properly. Booking on the first screen, prices visible, reviews and your specialisms up front, hosting, changes and care, bundled.
Get a Standard website priceThe site plus the repeat work. MOT reminders, photo authorisations and the automatic review ask: the jobs above, built in. We'll agree the exact mix on the call.
Get a Pro website priceThirty minutes on the phone with Chris covers what we'd build, what it costs and whether it's worth doing at all. If your current site just needs a booking button, we'll say so.
We build for garages and MOT centres across the UK, from our base in Quorn, Leicestershire. These are the towns nearest to us, with distances from Quorn.