Restoration work needs a portfolio site that sells craftsmanship, not just services
Detailing needs fast, high-volume online booking
No system for tracking a multi-month restoration project from intake to delivery
Restoration and detailing are opposite ends of the same industry — one is a months-long craft project, the other is a same-day, high-volume service. We build portfolio-driven websites for restoration work, fast online booking flows for detailing, and a custom job tracker that keeps a long restoration project organized from intake to final delivery.
A restoration client is choosing who to trust with a car they've owned for decades. A detailing client wants a time slot by Friday. Your site has to serve both.
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Generic shop software is built for oil changes and brake jobs. A restoration that runs for a year, with parts from six suppliers and an owner who wants weekly photos, needs something built for how your shop works.
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Your best customers own more than one car and talk to other owners at every show. A CRM keeps track of them, their vehicles and what's due next, so the relationship doesn't live in your phone.
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Detailing customers search nearby and book this week. Restoration clients may drive hours and decide over months. One marketing plan has to handle both without wasting money on either.
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