Home / Services & Pricing
Shops that publish starting prices get called by people who are ready to book. Swap in your own services, turnarounds and starting prices — the layout holds as many rows as you need.
Service spec sheet
Every row shows the same four things: what it is, what it covers, how long it usually takes, and where the price starts. Prices shown are starting points — the written estimate is what counts.
Diagnostic shortlist
People search symptoms, not part numbers. A block like this catches those searches and answers the question before they call three other shops.
None of this replaces a real diagnostic. It is here to help someone decide that calling you is the right next step.
Maintenance schedule
A mileage table like this is one of the most bookmarked pages a shop can publish. Fill in your own intervals and starting prices.
| Service | Interval | Time in shop | Starting price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Service One Name | Every 0,000 mi | 00 min | From $000 | Short note goes here |
| Service Two Name | Every 00,000 mi | 00 min | From $000 | Short note goes here |
| Service Three Name | Every 00,000 mi | 00 hr | From $000 | Short note goes here |
| Service Four Name | Every 00,000 mi | 00 hr | From $000 | Short note goes here |
| Service Five Name | Every 00,000 mi | Same day | From $000 | Short note goes here |
| Service Six Name | Every 00 months | 00 min | From $000 | Short note goes here |
| Service Seven Name | Every 00 months | 00 hr | From $000 | Short note goes here |
| Service Eight Name | As needed | Quote first | From $0,000 | Short note goes here |
Scroll the table sideways →
Warranty & parts quality
Two short panels answering the two questions every customer has about the parts bill.
Parts and labor, whichever comes first. Replace this with your real terms and the fine print underneath it.
Explain your parts policy in the customer's language: what you install by default, when you offer a budget option, and who makes that call.
Describe the noise, the light or the feel and we will tell you what it usually takes to find out. Call (555) 010-0100 or book a diagnostic.
Questions
Answer them here and the phone rings less with questions and more with bookings.
Most jobs on this list are same day. Anything longer gets a promised date in writing before you approve it, and a call if that date moves. Put your real turnaround policy here.
Describe your default: OEM, OE-equivalent, or your customer's choice. Say what you do when the OEM part is on backorder, and how you tell the customer about it.
Say yes or no plainly, and explain the warranty consequence either way. Most shops that allow it warranty the labor only, and this is the place to say so.
Name your financing partner and the terms in one sentence: approval time, typical monthly payment, and whether there is an interest-free window.
State whether the estimate is free, whether the diagnostic fee applies, and whether that fee gets credited toward the repair when the customer approves the work.
Free written estimates. Tell us the symptom, we will tell you the plan.