Industry example · Car and bicycle workshops

Websites for car and bicycle workshops

People looking for a workshop search on their phone: nearby, open today, do they do e-bikes or air-con service too? I build websites that answer these questions in seconds – and turn visitors into appointment requests.

An example of my service websites and landing pages – what's included, what isn't and how it works is described there.

Let's have a quick chat about your workshop.

The situation

Where workshop websites often fall short

The work in the workshop is good – the website often says too little about it. These four points cost the most enquiries.

Hardly usable on a phone

Tiny text, a phone number you can't tap, opening hours as an image. Anyone looking for a workshop on the go leaves within seconds.

Hard to find on Google

Without clear service pages and clean details on location and opening hours, the workshop hardly shows up in local searches.

Services remain unclear

Inspection, tyre change, air-con service, e-bike repair: what you offer isn't written anywhere – so the customer calls or goes elsewhere.

Appointments by phone only

Anyone looking for an appointment in the evening can't reach anyone. A simple appointment request accepts enquiries after closing time too.

What I build

What belongs on your workshop website

Not an off-the-shelf website builder, but a website that suits your workshop. These are the building blocks we choose from together.

A page for each service

Inspection, tyres, brakes, air-con – or bicycle and e-bike service. Every important service gets a clear page that customers and Google understand.

Appointment requests instead of phone tag

Request, vehicle or bike and preferred date in one short form. The request comes straight to you.

Opening hours, directions, contact

Opening hours as text instead of an image, directions with one tap, a phone number to tap. Seasonal notes such as tyre changes at the top.

Prepared properly for Google

Structured data for the workshop, address and opening hours, suitable page titles, fast loading – plus tips for your Google Business Profile.

No cookie banner, no subscription

No trackers that would require a banner, no monthly website-builder fee. The website and content belong to you after payment.

For bicycle workshops too

E-bike service, spring check-ups, leased bikes: especially in the bicycle trade it matters that customers know in advance what you do.

Goes well with it

More than a website

The website brings the customer into the workshop. These building blocks help after that.

Service Process automation Inspection, roadworthiness test or tyre change: remind customers automatically by email or SMS – with their consent. Learn more My product Taskly – digital job sheets Take workshop jobs digitally: fill them in on a tablet, the customer signs with a finger. View Taskly Case study Taskly case study How I built a web app for the workshop counter – from the paper form to the signature on the customer's phone. Read the case study

Process

How your workshop website comes about

01
Conversation in the workshop
On site at your place in NRW or by video: which services bring in revenue, which questions do you hear on the phone again and again?
02
Proposal with a fixed price
Number of pages and features in writing – with a fixed price and what isn't included.
03
Draft and copy
You see a clickable draft early on. The copy is written together with you; photos from your workshop work better than catalogue images.
04
Online and found
I set up the domain, hosting and the basics for Google. If you like, I'll also update opening hours or notices for you afterwards.

Frequently asked questions

What belongs on a car workshop's website?

First, what customers search for on the go: services, opening hours, address with directions and a phone number to tap. Then a page for each service that brings in revenue, a way to request an appointment and the legal notice. At the start, that's often all it takes.

Can customers request an appointment via the website?

Yes. The simplest way is a form with the request, vehicle or bike and preferred date that comes straight to you. If appointments should be booked right away, the website can link to an online booking system – Taskly, for example, has one built in.

Will this get my workshop found on Google?

A fast, clearly structured website with clean details is the foundation for it. Nobody can promise a position on Google. But together with a well-maintained Google Business Profile and genuine reviews, you'll be in a good position for local searches.

Do I need a cookie banner?

For websites without tracking, without advertising cookies and without embedded third-party content, usually not – and that is how I build by default. If you want to measure advertising later, we discuss it beforehand. The legal review is done by an authorised professional.

Do you also build websites for bicycle workshops?

Yes. Bicycle and e-bike workshops have similar questions to car workshops, just with different peak times: in spring everyone wants their check-up at once. A clear overview of services and an appointment request then take the pressure off the phone.