For detailers, PPF installers and window tinters
Websites & local SEO for detailers, PPF & window tinting
A ceramic coating or full-front PPF is a big decision, and customers research it properly. They search "ppf near me" or "ceramic coating" plus their town, then study your photos for longer than in almost any other trade. If your best work is buried in an Instagram feed, they're judging you on a site that doesn't show it.
Detailing & PPF
Why it matters
We build websites for detailers, paint protection film installers and window tinters: visual-first pages for every service, galleries that show finish quality up close, and enquiries that arrive with the car, the service and a rough budget.
What your customers type into Google
- ppf near me
- ceramic coating + your town
- car window tinting near me
- paint correction
- full front ppf cost
- legal window tint uk
The problem
Where detailers lose jobs online.
- 01
Your best work is on Instagram, not your site
Google can't rank a photo feed. Without service pages built around your own before-and-after shots, the research customers do happens on someone else's site.
- 02
No sense of price
Customers know PPF and coatings aren't cheap but have no idea whether it's £500 or £5,000. Without starting prices or packages, many never enquire.
- 03
Every service on one page
Paint correction, ceramic coating, PPF and tinting each have their own search, their own customer and their own price point. One page can't rank for all of them.
- 04
Tint questions you answer all day
"Is it legal?" and "how dark can I go?" come up on almost every tint enquiry. If your site doesn't answer them, customers ask a competitor whose site does.
What we build
Built for how detailers get hired.
A page for every service
Paint correction, ceramic coatings, full and partial PPF, window tinting and maintenance details — each with what's involved, how long it takes and where the price starts.
Before-and-after galleries
Sliders and close-up galleries from your own work, so customers can see swirl removal and gloss levels rather than take your word for it.
Tint shade selector
Customers preview shades and see which windows can legally take them: in the UK the windscreen must let through at least 75% of light and the front side windows at least 70%.
PPF coverage options
Clear packages — full front, track pack, full body — so customers can choose their coverage and understand the price difference.
Warranty and brand credentials
Film and coating manufacturer approvals, product warranties and your reviews, shown where they help close a high-value job.
Enquiries with the details
Car, colour, condition, service and budget in one enquiry, so you can quote properly first time.
A live example
A detailer site, live.
Scroll inside it. This is a design concept, one example of our work. We don't use templates: your site is designed from scratch around your business, your work and the towns you cover.
Case study · Carters Car Repairs, Milton Keynes
From invisible on Google to #1 in 9 days.
No SSL certificate, no sitemap, not indexed by Google at all. 9 days after launching a new site, Carters ranks #1 organically and is already cited by Google's AI Overview.
Read the case study- #1
- Organic ranking
- 2 searches
- AI Overview
- 5.0★ (21)
- AI business card
Pricing
One build price. No surprises.
Three packages, from up to £1,500. Save 10% paying in full, or split it into 3 monthly payments. Hosting is £30 a month with no minimum term, and you own the domain and site outright. Typical turnaround is 7–14 days.
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Questions detailers ask.
Can I use my own photos?
Please do — your own work sells far better than stock images. We'll tell you exactly which shots to take on your next few jobs, and how to light them.
Should I put prices on a detailing website?
Starting prices or packages, yes. High-value customers still want to know roughly where they stand, and "from" prices filter out people who were never going to book.
Do you build pages for the film and coating brands I use?
Yes. If you're approved for a PPF or coating brand, it can have its own page — people search for brand names once they've done their research.
Can you cover tint law without getting it wrong?
Yes. We explain the UK rules in plain English — at least 75% of light through the windscreen and 70% through the front side windows, with rear windows unrestricted — and update it if the rules change.