Andy runs a solo golf cart repair service built on word of mouth. We gave him a clean, conversion-focused one-pager that answers one question fast: can you fix my cart, and how do I reach you?
The live site, top to bottom. Built mobile-first and fully owned by the client.
Andy runs a solo golf cart repair service, and most of his customers found him through referrals. Growing meant being visible online, especially in local search at the moment someone’s cart breaks down.
For a service business, the site does not need to be complex, but it has to work hard. It has to answer the core question instantly: can you fix my cart, and can I reach you?
We built a clean, conversion-focused one-pager with no unnecessary pages. The homepage immediately covers what Andy does, why he is trustworthy, and how to reach him.
Real photos of Andy and the carts he has worked on build trust, transparent pricing sets expectations, and a clear call to action keeps the phone number and contact form front and center. Mobile comes first, because people search for this the moment they need it.
A clean, approachable palette and simple typography keep the focus on the message. Benefit cards make the services easy to scan, and real photography builds more trust than any stock image could.
The design does one job: make it easy for someone with a broken golf cart to contact Andy.
The site gives Andy real visibility in local search and works as a qualifying tool, so people understand what he does before they pick up the phone.
For a business that runs on word of mouth, the site now does its part: it shows up when people search, answers what they ask before they book, and makes the call easy.
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