The bar that stays putAll your key information stays at the top as people scroll, with an easy one-click button for customers to make an appointment. On a phone it shrinks to your logo, a menu and a click-to-call button. The social icons click through to your profiles. I've used placeholders where a profile was missing. You can leave these out if you don't have (or want) any.
Your town, drawn and photographedThe map on the left is drawn from real street data for Marion. That's Bellefontaine Avenue with your pin on it, fading into a photo of downtown. Anyone local recognizes both before they read a word. The headline comes from your current site, and your Google rating sits on top because it's the first thing people check. If you don't have a Google rating, this can be left off or replaced with a different rating service.
Three generations under the same roof.
Honest diagnosis, fair prices and repairs done right the first time, for every make and model. The same family has been looking after Marion's cars since 1978.
Request appointmentWhat Google reads firstThis heading tells Google, and everyone else, exactly what you do and where, with the towns you cover underneath. The three boxes are things every good shop offers. If you have a warranty or financing, those can be added. They can also become buttons that open to show more details for each item.
Serving Marion, Prospect, Caledonia, LaRue, Green Camp, Waldo and the rest of Marion County
You see the price and say yes before any work starts. No surprises on the bill.
Domestic and import cars, trucks and SUVs, from routine servicing to major repairs.
An independent shop run by people who live here, not a national chain.
Your story, in your wordsWritten from what's on your current site, with the local detail kept in. The photo space is for a picture of your shop: the building, the bays or the team. And it's not just customers who look you up: your bank, insurer, suppliers and anyone you might hire will check here too.
Hollis & Son has been fixing cars on Bellefontaine Avenue since 1978. Ed Hollis opened with two bays and a borrowed lift. Today his son runs the shop, and the third generation looks after the diagnostics.
We work on domestic and import cars, trucks and SUVs, gas, diesel and hybrid. Our technicians are ASE certified and our equipment is kept current, because modern vehicles leave no choice.
Most of our customers live a few miles away, in Marion, Prospect, Caledonia and across Marion County. Plenty of them are the children of people who first came to us decades ago. We'd like to keep it that way.
The jobs people search forShowing specific jobs rather than a few broad headings, because that's how people search: "brake repair near me", not "auto repair". Hover over any tile to see what it covers.
Everyday maintenance through to major repairs, on every make and model.
Conventional or synthetic, new filter, fluids topped up and a quick look underneath.
Pads, rotors, calipers and lines. For squealing, grinding or a soft pedal.
We read the code, find the real cause and explain it before we quote.
Radiators, hoses, thermostats and water pumps. For overheating or coolant leaks.
From oil leaks and misfires to head gaskets and major engine work.
Scheduled maintenance and repairs for local business vehicles, kept on the road.
Brake, coolant, power steering and transmission fluid, changed when it's due.
AC recharge and leak testing, heater cores and blower motors.
Shocks, struts, ball joints and tie rods. For clunks, bounce and uneven wear.
Replaced on schedule, usually with the water pump, before it can fail.
Slipping, rough shifts or leaks diagnosed and fixed, plus fluid service.
Spark plugs, filters and a full check to bring back power and fuel economy.
Four-wheel alignment for a car that pulls, or tires wearing unevenly.
Tested before winter and replaced if weak. Most fail on the first cold morning.
Rotation, balancing, puncture repair and new tires mounted.
Won't start, or the battery light's on? Tested properly before anything is replaced.
Loud exhausts, rusted pipes and catalytic converter problems.
Cracked belts and soft hoses caught before they leave you stranded.
Buying used? We'll check it over on the lift and give you the honest picture.
Lights, power windows, warning lights and drains that flatten the battery.
A car people around here driveThe Honda CR-V is one of Ohio's best-selling vehicles right now, and it's built about 30 miles away in East Liberty. A familiar car reads as local. A stock sports car reads as bought. The words are general maintenance advice with Marion's winters in them.
No vehicle runs well for long without regular care. Oil changes, fluid checks, brakes and tires done on schedule are what stop a small job turning into a big one.
Ohio winters are hard on cars. Road salt eats at brake lines and exhausts, cold mornings find out weak batteries, and potholes knock the alignment out. A check before the first freeze and a look underneath in spring go a long way.
Bring it in for a service and we'll tell you what needs doing now, what can wait, and what it will cost before we start.
Example offers, for you to decideThese three are examples so you can see how this works. Change them, swap them, or take the section out. They can change monthly or with the seasons, like battery checks in November and AC in May.
A few ways to save on the work your vehicle needs. Just mention the offer when you call or book.
(740) 555‑0148Any brake job over $150. Pads, rotors, calipers or lines.
Battery and charging system checked in ten minutes, before the first cold morning does it for you.
With any oil change. Tires rotated and pressures set at the same visit, no extra trip.
The reasons to pick youWritten in general terms so nothing here claims something you don't do. The more specific it gets, the better it works. The truck is the RAM 1500, another of the state's best sellers.
Nothing gets done to your vehicle until you've seen the estimate and said yes. If we find something else once the work has started, we call you first.
We explain what's wrong in plain English, show you the worn parts if you'd like to see them, and tell you honestly when a repair can wait.
Good work at a fair price is how a local shop stays in business. It's the only way we know how to do it.
Your real Google reviews, on your own pageThree recent reviews, your rating and the total, pulled from your Google listing and never edited. Both buttons go to your Google page. No Google reviews yet? I can set that up, and this is what it'll look like once they come in. Until you have some, this section stays off your site.
Took the truck in for a shudder nobody else could pin down. They had it diagnosed in an afternoon and didn't charge me for the second look.
Been coming here since my dad did. They tell you what needs doing now and what can wait, which I've never had anywhere else.
Fair price on a full brake job and ready when they said. Waiting room's nothing fancy but the coffee's free and the work is honest.
Reminders that bring customers backCustomers sign up with their car's VIN and the make, model and year fill in automatically. With the mileage, you know when each car is next due in, and a reminder goes out at the right time. Offers for that make and model go to the right people too. Everyone ticks a box to agree first.
Tell us about your car and we'll remind you when it's due for a service. And if we have a special offer for your make and model, we'll let you know about that too.
For the people who prefer not to callSome people would rather type than call, usually late in the evening. This catches them. The button opens a short form that lands in your inbox as a plain email.
Not sure what that noise is, or want a rough price first? Send us a message and we'll get back to you.
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