Below are three different ways your new website could look and feel. Same copy, same photos, same contact info — different attitude. Click any card to see the full home, services, and contact pages. When you're ready, text Leny which one you like (or what you'd change).
The loudest of the three. Drag-racing poster meets streetwear — diagonal dividers, flame glow, angled CTAs. This one leans hardest into the garage-enthusiast audience. If the car-guy crowd is your bread and butter, this is the pick.
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The polished middle ground. Big section numbers, magazine-style layout, plenty of breathing room. Keeps the brand attitude but reads as serious and credible to both homeowners and commercial buyers. This is what I'd ship — widest audience without losing personality.
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The spec-sheet look. Monospace labels, technical framing, structured like a parts catalog or workshop manual. Built for commercial buyers — warehouses, service bays, light manufacturing. Pick this if commercial jobs are becoming your focus.
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