Case study · Commercial work
Buller Automotive
One website for a repair group with five shops across North Dakota, Montana and Minnesota, plus three sites for its franchise brands.
What they needed
Buller runs five repair shops in three states, under its own name and three franchise brands. They needed one website covering every shop, with the right details for each location, plus their community work and job openings.
What I built
I rebuilt bullerautomotive.com with a page for each of the five shops, plus pages for their community activities and job openings. I also built three separate sites for their franchise brands, so each brand has its own site and the group's main site covers every location.
How it's going
Busy. Over 600 calls and form leads in the last six months across their websites. The main site scores 100 for accessibility and 93 for desktop performance on Google PageSpeed Insights.
By the numbers
- 600+calls and form leads in the last six months, across all of Buller's websites
- 100Accessibility
- 93Performance on desktop
Calls and form leads from Buller's own analytics, last six months. Scores from Google PageSpeed Insights, tested October 4, 2026.
For public agencies
Several locations, one clear website
A city or county has the same problem as a group with five shops: every department, office and facility needs its own page with its own hours and contacts, and residents still need to find the right one quickly. Buller's site solves it with one page per shop under one main site.
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