A car-detailing business with excellent work and almost none of it visible online. The goal was to turn searchers into people who request a quote.
Detail House treats cars with a level of care you can see in person: detailed cleaning, polishing, ceramic coating, film, car wrap. Online, none of it came across — not the services, not the difference between them, not how to request a quote without phoning.
There was demand. There just was not a path.
We split detailed cleaning, polishing, ceramic coating, film and car wrap into their own blocks, with images of the real work. Visitors see in seconds what is done and to what level.
Short, direct forms, with a service choice and room to describe the vehicle. Enquiries now arrive already qualified, with the essentials filled in before the first reply.
We built the blog around what people search before deciding: when ceramic coating is worth it, what a deep clean is, how to look after the interior. Content that brings visits and sets up the sale.
Each page was designed around a question people ask before getting in touch. If the page does not answer it, the question comes by phone — and the phone is not always available.
A grid of services with a photo of each job. Washing, decontamination, polishing, car wrap, PPF, film, dent removal.
Its own block for the interior, with the care steps listed and the same path to the quote.
A service line that existed and nobody saw. It now has its own page, image and request.
The brand already had character. Our job was to give it a grid, spacing rules and room to breathe.
Thirty minutes about what you sell and how you measure. If we are not the right choice, we will tell you straight away.