A wrap shop's website, built to ask for the quote.
Precision Wraps Jax is a vehicle-wrap shop in Jacksonville, and it needed a website that turns local searches into quote requests and phone calls. I designed it and built it. I still run it.
- Client
- Precision Wraps Jax
- Location
- Jacksonville, FL
- Role
- Design, build, local SEO
- Status
- Live since Feb 2026
What shipped.
Someone in Jacksonville searches for a wrap. Every page on the site is there to get that person from the search result to a quote request in as few taps as I could manage.
14 service pages
Box-truck wraps get a page. So does window tint, and every service in between, each one written for the search people actually type.
Location pages
Jacksonville, plus a page for each nearby town the shop serves.
Quote-first layout
You can ask for a quote or call from the header and the hero. On a phone, a bar along the bottom keeps both buttons in reach.
3D wrap truck
Drag it to spin it. Then flip it from plain white to fully wrapped.
English and Spanish
A toggle in the header switches the site to Spanish for the shop's Spanish-speaking customers.
Ongoing care
I still keep it updated, and when the shop adds a service, I add the page.
The part people play with.
The shop's pitch is that a truck is a billboard. So the homepage puts a 3D food truck in front of you to drag around and flip from plain white to wrapped in the shop's own branding, and you see the pitch instead of reading it.
Try the truck on the live site
Results.
Pulled from the site's analytics, HubSpot, and Google Search Console.
- Quote requests since launch
- 46
- Average Google position
- 20 → 10
- Organic traffic increase*
- +247%
- Visits from LLMs*
- 35
*Since the quote form launched in June 2026; traffic compares Jun–Sep with Feb–May.
Want one like it?
Tell me what the business does and how customers find you today. I'll write back with how I'd go at it. Usually after a question or two.