UK Carbody is a BSI Kitemark-accredited car body shop with a excellent reputation for high quality car body repairs in Bristol and the surrounding areas. The body shop is located within Bristol city centre, 5 minutes from the M32.
UK Carbody were looking to replace their existing website and were recommended by Independent Welding services, an existing Website Sorted client.
The brief was a simple one "We need to improve our old website and make it mobile friendly".
What they said...
"I'm very proud to say our new website is now finished and published. Thanks to Neil Kinnerly and his team from Website Sorted for all of your hard work. Our site looks stunning!" - Devin Cavanagh, Managing Director, UK Carbody Limited
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