Most hail shops we look at have one of three sites: a 2019 Wix page, a Facebook page pretending to be a site, or nothing. After a storm, the phone rings anyway. The site is not how they get the first job. It is how the second job — the insurance one — decides they are real.
An adjuster, a fleet manager, or a homeowner with a deductible does not want a tagline. They want: where you are, that you do PDR, that you can take photos, and a number that picks up.
What the page must do in 30 seconds
- City + “paintless dent repair / hail” in the first screen.
- Call / text the shop — not a form that emails overnight.
- A short estimate path: year, make, photos, storm date.
- Proof: Google reviews, before/after, license if you have it.
If your site cannot take a lead when you are on a roof, it is a brochure. Brochures do not get paid after the storm leaves town.
What we build
Focused shop sites, and for teams that want the whole desk — site plus estimate intake — a fixed-scope quote. Logos are separate packages on the pricing page.
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— RexTech Solution LLC