Web design for collision shops
A site that pulls in luxury-vehicle owners, integrates a real estimate-request flow, and gives you a portal to manage jobs.
Why most collision shop sites underperform
Most body-shop sites look like 2008 — yellow tabs, stock pictures of wrecks, no way to start an estimate online.
A site that earns its keep
A site that pulls in luxury-vehicle owners, integrates a real estimate-request flow, and gives you a portal to manage jobs.
Things people ask
Do you really specialize in collision shops?+
1053 Collision is our flagship in this niche. We've built the playbook for collision shops and we're not learning on your dime.
What does a collision shop site cost?+
Most collision shop sites land between $4,500 and $9,500. Single-page lead-capture sites start at $1,500. We give a fixed quote in the first call.
Can I see live work?+
Yes — 1053 Collision is live at https://1053collision.com. We'll send case studies for similar businesses on request.
Do you handle SEO too?+
Yes. SEO is built into the site at launch — schema, GMB, on-page — and we offer a content/SEO retainer if you want ongoing growth.
How long until launch?+
Two to four weeks from kickoff for a standard collision shop site. We commit to a date in the discovery call.