Last updated: October 5, 2026
Websites for repair and personal services businesses, in 24 hours
Repair and personal services businesses fix, clean, tailor or look after things people care about. Customers have a broken device, a worn shoe or a task they need done, and they decide on a phone in minutes: do you take my item, what does it cost and are you open now.
Get your website in 24 hoursFirst draft in 24 hours. $99 a month if you love it. Nothing if you do not.
What repair and personal services businesses need on a website
- A clear list of what you repair or offer, by item and brand
- Prices or starting prices that customers can see before they call
- Hours, address, map and a call button on every page
- Turnaround and drop-off or pickup details stated plainly
- Photos of finished work and real reviews that build trust
What we build for them
Site Squad builds a hand-coded site for your repair or personal service business, usually with a home page, one page per main service, a price list, reviews and a contact page. The two things that matter most are price and speed: customers want to see what a job costs and how soon it can be done. We put those, along with your hours and a call button, in front of every visitor. The site works with the booking tool you already use and we change prices and hours within hours of your request.
How it works and what it costs
Answer the two-minute quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, security, backups, your contact form and all changes included. If you do not, you pay nothing. Details on the pricing page.
Questions repair and personal services owners ask
Can we show our price list on the site?
Yes. We build the price list from the prices you give us, and change it within hours whenever your prices change.
Do customers have to book online to use the site?
No. The site shows your hours, address and phone number, so walk-ins and callers get what they need. If you use a booking tool, the site works with it.
How fast do we get a first draft?
Within 24 hours of finishing the short quiz. It is free, and you only start the $99 a month if you love it.
What is included in the $99 a month?
Hosting, a security certificate, backups, a contact form, domain pointing and changes within hours.
Can the site cover several services under one roof?
Yes. Each service gets its own page, so customers who search for one specific repair or task land on the right place.
Every repair and personal services business we build for
53 kinds of business in this family. Each has its own page.
Phone, tablet and laptop repair
People with a cracked screen or a dead battery search from the phone in their hand and pick the shop that shows prices and says it can do it today. The site puts the price list, turnaround and walk-in hours up front, with a call button.
Websites for phone, tablet and laptop repairComputer repair and IT help for the public
Home users and small offices come with slow computers, viruses, printer problems and fear of losing files. The site explains the problems you fix in plain language, shows how to get help, and makes it easy to call or book a visit.
Websites for computer repair and it help for the publicAppliance repairTV, audio and small appliance repair
Customers want to know if a TV, amplifier, toaster or kettle is worth fixing and whether you take it. The site lists what you repair, how drop-off or pickup works, and how to get a quote.
Websites for appliance repairtv, audio and small appliance repairShoe repair, key cutting and engraving
Most customers walk in with a worn heel, a spare key or a trophy to engrave, and want to know what you do and when you are open. The site lists every service by name, shows hours and location, and explains turnaround.
Websites for shoe repair, key cutting and engravingWatch, clock and jewellery repair
People bring in pieces that matter to them and look for a repairer they can trust with them. The site shows what you repair, how drop-off and quotes work, and the care you take.
Websites for watch, clock and jewellery repairClothing alterations, tailors and dressmakers
Customers need a hem, a taper or a wedding dress fitted by a date, and want a tailor who explains how it works. The site lists alterations, shows how fittings are booked and gives clear turnaround notes.
Websites for clothing alterations, tailors and dressmakersUpholsterers, furniture restorers and French polishers
Owners with a worn sofa or a family heirloom compare workshops on craft and finished results. The site shows before and after work, explains the process and makes it simple to ask for a quote with photos.
Websites for upholsterers, furniture restorers and french polishersSewing machine, bike and lawnmower repair
Customers want to know you take their machine, how long it will be away and what a service costs. The site lists what you repair by type, shows drop-off details and explains the quote process.
Websites for sewing machine, bike and lawnmower repairDry cleaners, laundrettes and ironing services
Customers want a clean, convenient place close to home or work and decide on location, hours and service range. The site shows drop-off and pickup details, services, and any pickup and delivery you offer.
Websites for dry cleaners, laundrettes and ironing servicesPersonal shoppers, stylists and image consultants
Clients buy a person and a way of working, so they want to see your taste, who you help and how a session goes. The site shows your style, your services and a simple way to book a consultation.
Websites for personal shoppers, stylists and image consultantsConcierge, errand and house-sitting services
Customers hand over their time, their keys or their home, so trust comes first. The site explains what you do, where you work and how you handle access and privacy.
Websites for concierge, errand and house-sitting servicesPassport photos, printing and copy shops
Customers arrive in a hurry for passport photos, documents or large prints and need to know you can help now. The site shows services, hours and location, and lets people send files.
Websites for passport photos, printing and copy shopsGenealogists and family historians
Clients come with a question about their family and want to know you can find answers. The site explains how research works, shows what you cover and gives a clear way to start.
Websites for genealogists and family historiansFuneral directorscelebrants, stonemasons and memorial makers
Families reach out at a hard time, often at night, and need calm, clear information and a person to talk to. The site uses a gentle tone, shows how to reach you at once and explains your services without pressure.
Websites for funeral directorscelebrants, stonemasons and memorial makersPiano tuners and instrument repair
Players and parents search for a tuner they can book, or a repairer who knows their instrument. The site lists instruments and services, your area and how to book a visit.
Websites for piano tuners and instrument repairPhone and tablet repair (screens, batteries)
Customers with a broken screen or tired battery search on the phone and pick the shop that shows the model and a price. The site has a price list by model, turnaround and walk-in details.
Websites for phone and tablet repair (screens, batteries)Laptop, Mac and PC repair
Customers want to know you handle their brand and fix slow, broken or damaged machines without losing their files. The site lists faults and brands and explains diagnosis and quotes.
Websites for laptop, mac and pc repairGames console and controller repair
Gamers and parents want a quick fix for a broken console, a drifting stick or a dead disc drive. The site lists consoles and faults and explains drop-off and turnaround.
Websites for games console and controller repairTV, audio and home electronics repair
Customers want to know whether their TV or amplifier can be fixed and if it is worth it. The site lists what you repair, how quotes work and how to bring or book in a set.
Websites for tv, audio and home electronics repairCamera and lens repair
Photographers want a repairer who understands their gear and can say how long it will be away. The site lists makes and faults, explains how to send equipment and shows how quotes work.
Websites for camera and lens repairDrone repair
Pilots with a crashed or glitching drone want a repair they can trust, fast. The site lists models and faults, and explains how to send a drone in and how quotes work.
Websites for drone repairAppliance repair: washing machines, ovens, fridges, dishwashers
When a washer leaks or a fridge stops cooling, people need a repairer who shows they work on their brand and can come soon. The site lists brands and appliances, service area and a quick way to book.
Websites for appliance repair: washing machines, ovens, fridges, dishwashersVacuum and small appliance repair
Customers want to know whether a vacuum, mixer or iron can be fixed and what it costs. The site lists brands and items, and explains drop-off and quotes.
Websites for vacuum and small appliance repairBoiler and heating repair (see Family 1)
When the heating fails, customers want a qualified engineer who can come soon. The site shows emergency contact, the work you do and the credentials you hold, with a call button on every page.
Websites for boiler and heating repair (see family 1)Air conditioning repair
When the cooling fails in hot weather, customers need someone who can come quickly. The site shows emergency contact, the systems you work on and how to book a service.
Websites for air conditioning repairBike repair and e-bike repair
Cyclists want a quick fix, a service or help with an e-bike, and pick a shop that shows prices and turnaround. The site lists services, e-bike brands and booking details.
Websites for bike repair and e-bike repairScooter and e-scooter repair
Riders with a dead battery or flat tire need a fast fix. The site lists scooter types and common faults, and explains drop-off, quotes and turnaround.
Websites for scooter and e-scooter repairCar repair: general mechanics, MOT, tyres, exhausts, brakes, clutch, gearbox
Drivers choose a garage on trust, so they look for services, reviews and a way to book. The site lists your work, shows how to book and keeps your number visible.
Websites for car repair: general mechanics, mot, tyres, exhausts, brakes, clutch, gearboxAuto body, dent and scratch repair
Owners with a dent or scratch judge a body shop by its finished work. The site shows before and after photos, explains the process and makes quote requests easy with photos.
Websites for auto body, dent and scratch repairWindscreen and auto glass repair
Drivers with a cracked windscreen want it fixed quickly, often at their home or work. The site explains chip repair and replacement, mobile service and how to get a quote.
Websites for windscreen and auto glass repairCaravan, motorhome and boat repair
Owners want a workshop with the right skills for habitation, engines and bodywork. The site lists what you repair, explains how to book in and shows your workshop and location.
Websites for caravan, motorhome and boat repairLawnmower and garden machinery repair
Spring rush and autumn servicing drive most calls, and customers want a quick answer on cost and wait time. The site lists machines, service options and drop-off or collection details.
Websites for lawnmower and garden machinery repairSewing machine repair
Sewists want a repairer who knows their machine and can say how long it will be away. The site lists makes and services, and explains drop-off, quotes and turnaround.
Websites for sewing machine repairWatch and clock repair
Owners of treasured timepieces want a skilled repairer who explains the work and handles the piece with care. The site shows services, how to leave or post a watch and how quotes work.
Websites for watch and clock repairJewellery repair, resizing and restringing
Customers bring rings, chains and pearls they love, and want to know you will look after them. The site lists repairs, explains how quotes and drop-off work and shows finished work.
Websites for jewellery repair, resizing and restringingShoe and boot repair, cobblers
Customers walk in with a worn heel or a split sole and want to know what it costs and when it is ready. The site lists repairs, prices, hours and location.
Websites for shoe and boot repair, cobblersLeather, handbag and luggage repair
Owners of a favorite bag or a broken suitcase want to know it can be fixed and what it costs. The site lists repairs, shows before and after work and explains how to send photos.
Websites for leather, handbag and luggage repairClothing repair, alterations and reweaving
Customers want a hem fixed, a zip replaced or a hole reweaved, and look for someone who explains the job and the cost. The site lists repairs and alterations with a price guide and turnaround.
Websites for clothing repair, alterations and reweavingFurniture repair, reupholstery and restoration
Owners want to know a worn chair or a damaged table can be saved and what it will cost. The site shows finished work, explains the process and takes quote requests with photos.
Websites for furniture repair, reupholstery and restorationAntique and clock restoration
Owners of antiques want a restorer who respects the piece and explains the approach. The site shows the work you do, how assessments and quotes work and examples of finished restorations.
Websites for antique and clock restorationPiano and musical instrument repair
Players and parents want a repairer who knows their instrument and can say how long it will be away. The site lists instruments and services, explains drop-off and shows how to book a visit.
Websites for piano and musical instrument repairGlasses and sunglasses repair
Customers with a bent frame or a lost screw want a quick fix. The site lists the repairs you do, shows hours and location and explains quick walk-in service.
Websites for glasses and sunglasses repairHearing aid repair
Hearing aid users depend on their devices daily and want a quick, careful repair. The site lists makes and faults, explains how to send or drop off a device and keeps the tone clear and respectful.
Websites for hearing aid repairMobility scooter and wheelchair repair
Users and carers need a repair fast, since mobility is at stake. The site shows emergency contact, the equipment you service and whether you visit at home.
Websites for mobility scooter and wheelchair repairWindow, door and lock repair (see Family 1)
When a window will not close or a lock fails, customers want someone who can come soon. The site lists repairs, shows your service area and keeps a call button on every page.
Websites for window, door and lock repair (see family 1)Roof, gutter and chimney repair (see Family 1)
Homeowners with a leak or a loose flashing want a call back today, and they want proof you are licensed and insured before anyone climbs a ladder. The site puts your phone number and quote request first, shows your services and service area, and lets finished jobs speak through photos.
Websites for roof, gutter and chimney repair (see family 1)Pool and hot tub repair
Pool and hot tub owners usually call when a pump hums, water turns green or a heater stops, and many are waiting on a season or a party. The site lists the equipment you fix, how a repair visit works and where you travel, with an easy way to request service.
Websites for pool and hot tub repairGarage door and gate repair
A broken spring or a gate that will not open leaves people stuck, so they search, call the first number they trust and move on. The site leads with your phone number and emergency availability, then covers the doors, openers and gates you repair and the areas you serve.
Websites for garage door and gate repairToy, doll and model repair
Customers bring a loved doll, a vintage toy or a half-finished model and want to know it will be handled with care. The site shows what you repair, how to send or drop off an item, and photos of restorations so owners trust you with something irreplaceable.
Websites for toy, doll and model repairArt, frame and photo restoration
People bring a torn family photo, a cracked frame or a darkened painting, and the first thing they want is proof you can fix it. The site leads with before and after images, explains each service in plain terms and makes it easy to send a scan or photo for a quote.
Websites for art, frame and photo restorationData recovery services
Someone with a dead drive or a lost phone is anxious, short of time and unsure whom to trust with their files. The site explains in calm, plain language what you recover, how a case works, what to do right now and how to reach you.
Websites for data recovery servicesKey cutting, engraving and shoe repair kiosks
Customers walking past or searching on a phone want to know three things: do you do it, what does it cost and are you open. The site lists every service on one clear page with your location, hours and how to drop something off.
Websites for key cutting, engraving and shoe repair kiosksFix-anything handyman and "repair cafés"
People with a leaking tap, a wobbly shelf or a broken lamp want to know quickly whether you will take the job, however small. The site lists what you fix, where you work and how to ask, and for a repair café it shows when sessions run and what to bring.
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What it costs and how fast it is
Answer a short quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone or computer. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, changes and support included. If you do not, you pay nothing.
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