Services you do on-site, your area and a quote form that asks for year, make and model
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The problem
- Every inquiry needs the vehicle details and symptoms before you can quote.
- Customers don't know whether you come to them.
- Diagnostic fees and parts policies get debated after the job.
- Your work is mostly word-of-mouth with no link to share.
What your page shows
A clean one-page site with your services, hours, service area and these buttons: Request a quote · Call · Text. Example service lines mobile and independent mechanics often list (you set your own prices):
What to put on your page
- Explain which repairs can be done on-site and which can't.
- State whether customers can supply their own parts.
- Ask for year, make, model and the warning lights in quote requests.
How booking usually works
Mobile repair usually starts with a diagnostic or quote based on the vehicle and symptoms, then a scheduled visit. Your page explains your diagnostic fee and parts policy and collects requests with the vehicle details.
Ways mobile and independent mechanics use it
- Ask for year/make/model and symptoms in your quote instructions.
- Explain diagnostic fees in the FAQ before anyone books.
- Give satisfied customers a link to share.
FAQ
Can I explain my diagnostic fee?
Yes — add it as a service line and an FAQ.
Can I list the area I travel to?
Yes, as free text (e.g. “Within 20 miles of Tulsa”).
Does Nova handle payments for my jobs?
No. You bill your customers directly however you do today.
What does it cost?
Building and viewing your preview is free. Publishing is a one-time payment shown before checkout (it includes 12 months of hosting). Nothing is charged automatically.
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