Every picture on this page was taken in this shop. Nothing here is a stock photograph.
Call (541) 926-2732 Monday to Thursday 8 to 5 · Friday 8 to noonEvery photograph on this page is one you posted to your own Google listing. They are doing more work than any sentence I could write, which is why one of them is the first thing here instead of a headline.
If you have more, this is the part of the page worth feeding. Anything mid-build is better than anything finished.
Google does not have your hours at all. It shows an “Add business hours” prompt to anyone who looks you up. The hours printed above came off your Yelp page, so they exist — just not on the surface most people check. Getting them onto Google is free and takes about two minutes.
The shop rate and the cash line are yours, not mine. The $100 is what your own Google profile publishes, and the cash-only line is in Google’s description of the shop. If either has changed, they are wrong in the place most people read them.
Your Google listing has no website link on it. That is the field this page would fill.
“Great service, good communication, quality product, good price, done quickly!”
“I could not have been happier with their customer service, price and their work.”
“I run a wildland fire company and they’ve saved the day multiple times.”
Those three are quoted straight off your Google listing. The last one is the most useful thing on your whole profile and it is buried — a customer running a fleet is a very different recommendation from a good one-off job, and nobody sees it unless they scroll.
This is a concept, built to show you what a page for your shop could look like. It is not live, nothing has been published, and there is nothing to sign.
There is no list of services on this page, and that is on purpose. I know what your photographs show, but what you actually want to be called in for is your call and not mine to guess. Tell me and it goes here.
Same for how long the wait usually is and whether you take work on cars people trailer in. Those are the two questions your photographs make somebody ask.
