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Mobile RV repair · Ocala, FL

Central State RV

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8 pages · 7 service pages · 4.9 stars from 115 reviews

The previous Central State RV homepage: a darkened photo of a motorhome behind the headline Welcome to Central State RV Mobile Repair, with a yellow Call Us button. The rebuilt homepage: Landy and Amber Santana holding their Best of the 352 award, headline Twenty years fixing RVs for the same neighbors, with call, text and request a visit buttons. Before After
Pages 1→8

A page for every job people search for: AC, roof leaks, generators, LP gas, inspections, insurance work, mobile repair.

Words on the homepage 808→2,525

Pricing, service area, the family behind it, and the questions people actually call to ask.

Tap-to-call links 2→7

Plus a text button and two email links. Every screen has a way to reach them.

Requests to load 53→11

Outside services went from nine to two. Both of them are Google Fonts.

Page weight 3.9 MB→0.8 MB

Photos sized for the screen they’re on, instead of shipping the full-size file every time.

Sections with a heading 1→9

Services, pricing, service area, reviews, their story, FAQ, and how to book.

What actually changed

One long page that said the right things but buried them. We rebuilt it around the phone and gave every service its own page.

Every service gets found

Seven service pages, each one written for what people type into Google, like RV AC repair in Ocala. Before, everything lived on one page.

Built around the phone

Call, text, or request a visit, right at the top. Most of their customers are standing next to a broken RV when they find them.

It tells their story

Landy and Amber, family owned since 2006, Best of the 352 two years running, 4.9 stars from 115 reviews. The old site didn’t say any of it.

Google knows what it is

The old title was “Ocala rv repair - RV Repair” with no description. Now every page has a title and description that say what it is and where.

Got a site that’s quietly doing nothing?

Thirty minutes, no deck. We’ll tell you if a rebuild is worth it, and we’ll tell you if it isn’t.