A garage website that shows the jobs, the brands and the way to book.

• Services – a page for each service with a summary, an image, a description and a price from.
• Price list – rows with a price, a unit and a note, grouped by category with filter buttons.
• Questions and answers – grouped by category and kept in one place for the FAQ page and any page that needs them.
• Facts, stated once – brands we service, labour rate per hour, warranty on work, courtesy car, periodic vehicle inspection and in business since; every page states them the same way.

1. Install – choose the Crafts and services starter site in the installer.
2. Blueprint – apply the “Car repair and service garage” blueprint in Business details → Blueprints, or ask Claude to apply it.
3. Questions – answer the blueprint's questions; each answer is saved as a fact.
4. Content – fill the new collections (services, price list, questions and answers); their list pages stay hidden until you publish them.
5. Check and publish – work through the blueprint's checks in the site audit, then publish.

How does Claude work on a garage site?

It puts the services, the brands, the opening hours and a way to book at the top and writes plainly, like a mechanic explaining the job. Prices are “from”, with the final price after diagnosis. It never invents prices, the labour rate, warranty terms, brand authorisations, certifications or reviews, and words inspection rules neutrally because they differ by country. With the Bookings feature on, it sets up the usual jobs as booking services; otherwise it leads with the phone and an enquiry form.

What does applying the blueprint change?

It creates the collections above that the site does not have yet, each with a hidden list page, and the facts without values – your pages stay as they are. Its checks join the site audit and its instructions reach every Claude connection. If you remove it, the checks, questions and instructions go; the collections and facts stay.