A Shop Website You Can Update Between Jobs
Services, hours, photos, reviews, and a form that lands in the request inbox. Use your own domain or one of ours.
No Credit Card Required
The Site Should Answer the Call the Phone Cannot
Someone searching at 8 p.m. wants hours, whether you work on RVs, and a way to ask for a bay. RepairPortal puts that on one site the shop can edit.
You can keep the website you have and still use reviews, texts, and signage. Or move the site onto RepairPortal when you are ready.
- Services in Plain LanguageOil changes, brakes, diagnostics, RV roofs, outboards, axles. Say what the shop actually does.
- Hours and a Phone That ClicksMobile visitors call or request a drop-off without hunting.
- Reviews on the PageFresh Google reviews sit next to the services.
- Your Domain or OursKeep the name you already advertise, or start on a RepairPortal address.
Pages a Shop Actually Needs
The Service Menu
Brakes, oil, AC, diagnostics, and tires, each with a way to request the job.
Rig Types You Take
Motorhomes, fifth wheels, and travel trailers, so a Class A does not assume you only do cars.
Seasonal Work
Winterization and spring commissioning as their own offers, not a footnote.
Up and Running in an Afternoon
Add the Shop
Name, hours, services, and photos.
Turn On the Form
Requests start landing in the inbox.
Point Your Domain
Or share the RepairPortal address while the old site stays up.
Website FAQ
Can I keep my current site?
Yes. Reviews, texts, social posts, and the waiting-room TV work without moving the website.
Is it a shop-management site with parts and invoices?
No. It is the customer site: what you do, when you are open, and how to ask for a bay.
Does it work for a mixed lot?
Yes. One site can list auto, RV, and trailer work without looking like three businesses.
Ready to Fill the Next Open Bay?
Auto repair is featured. RV, ATV, boat, motorcycle, diesel, and trailer shops use the same dashboard.
