Collin Mallery

Websites for auto repair shops & mechanics

An auto shop website that makes the phone ring

When someone's car is making a noise, they don't browse. They want to know you work on their vehicle, that you're open, and how to reach you. Your site should answer that in one screen.

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  • Free preview, no card
  • Live within a week
  • Local to Reno

In short: An auto repair website should make calling you the easiest thing on the page, show what vehicles and services you handle, and take quote requests with the year, make and model. I build those sites for repair shops and mobile mechanics in Reno, Sparks and Carson City.

What an auto repair website needs

Example site

See one finished

Ninth Gear Auto is an example I built to show what a site like yours can look like: the same platform, booking and dashboard every client gets.

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The Ninth Gear Auto example site on a laptop The Ninth Gear Auto example site on a phone

Calls and quote requests

Most people looking for a mechanic are stressed and on their phone. The site gets them to you fast: a Call button that's always in reach, and a short quote request for people who'd rather type than talk.

  • Quote requests land in your dashboard and your email the moment they come in, so you can call or text back.
  • Online appointments if you want them, for oil changes, inspections and other scheduled work.
  • Mobile mechanic? A clear service area instead of a map pin, so people know you'll come to them.

Trust before they call

Picking a shop is mostly about trust. The page shows people why you're the right call before they ever dial.

  • Your real reviews and how long you've been in business.
  • Certifications and warranties, if you have them.
  • Real photos of your bays and your team, not stock pictures of a wrench.
  • Plain-language service descriptions, so people know what to expect.

Fleet and commercial work

If you service fleets or commercial vehicles, they get their own section with what you offer and how to set up an account, so a fleet manager doesn't have to guess whether you take that work.

Prices only where you want them

Every job is different, so most shops don't post prices. The quote request lets you price each job yourself. If you do have set prices for things like oil changes or inspections, the services list can show them with a note.

Auto shops and mechanics around Reno

I build for repair shops and mobile mechanics across Reno and Sparks, from the industrial areas off Kietzke and Glendale to South Meadows, Spanish Springs and the North Valleys, plus Carson City and Fernley. Your address, hours and phone match your Google listing, which matters a lot when someone searches "mechanic near me".

What it costs

Growth, the plan most businesses pick, is $30 a month plus $90 one-time setup (a founding price while spots last; regularly $79 a month). Pay yearly and get 2 months free. The preview is free, and your site is live within a week of signing up. See every plan.

Questions

Can people book appointments online?

Yes, if you want that. Most shops prefer calls and quote requests, and the site is built around whichever you choose.

Will you list my prices?

Only what you choose to show. Quote requests let you price each job yourself.

What does a quote request ask?

The year, make and model, what's going on with the vehicle, and the best way to reach them. You can ask for a change if your shop needs different questions.

I'm a mobile mechanic with no shop. Does that work?

Yes. The site shows your service area instead of an address, and the Call button does the rest.

Can I show my certifications?

Yes. Certifications, warranties and years in business sit near the Call button, where they help most.

Can my site be in Spanish too?

Yes. A Spanish version is available as an add-on.

How much does it cost?

Most businesses pick Growth: $30 a month plus $90 one-time setup (a founding price while spots last; regularly $79 a month). Paying yearly gets 2 months free. The preview is free, and you only pay if you want the site.

How fast will my site be live?

Within a week of signing up, or your next month is free. If I need something only you can give me, like your logo or photos, the clock pauses until I have it.

What happens if I cancel?

Cancel online any time. Your site stays up through the time you've paid for, you can download your content for 30 days, and your domain stays yours.

See yours finished, then decide

No card, no contract. Tell me your business name and I'll build the preview.

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