Peak Powersports
A service shop running since 1997 needed more than a brochure. Customers now request service, approve estimates, and pull invoices in a "Peak Advantage" account we built alongside the marketing site.
Front of house, back of house
The public site does the marketing — services, builds gallery, hours, the “Ride with Confidence” pitch. The Peak Advantage portal does the work: existing customers log in to request service, read and approve estimates, follow repair status, and pull invoices.
Eight service disciplines, from winterizing to performance tuning, each with its own page. The builds gallery covers snow, water, and dirt machines.
Worth knowing
The portal and the marketing site are separate projects sharing one brand. That split is deliberate: the shop can update hours and photos any day of the week without going anywhere near the system that handles estimates and invoices.
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