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Ask Appliance Repairs

A logo, brand identity, responsive website and AI blog writing for a London appliance repair business. Visitors can explore repair services, check the London service area and find a way to get in touch.

Visit Ask Appliance Repairs ↗

Client feedback

They didn't just build a website; they became a trusted partner in our online growth.
Usman Riaz, owner of Ask Appliance Repairs

What does the website help visitors do?

Visitors can explore domestic appliance repair services, check whether the business covers their part of London and find a way to get in touch. These tasks give the website a clear service-enquiry focus.

What did FinTaxTech deliver?

FinTaxTech designed the Ask Appliance Repairs logo and brand identity, then built the responsive website. The brand work includes a 12-page brand guide, business cards and a Google Maps promotion graphic. An AI automation turns customer reviews and job photos into blog articles. The desktop and mobile screenshots show the repair-service hero and service cards, and the linked business website shows the live project.

What evidence is available?

The project is supported by the brand files shown below, desktop and mobile screenshots, a link to the business website and feedback attributed to its owner, Usman Riaz. The feedback describes the client experience; it is not a measurement of enquiry growth or sales.

Logo and brand identity

We designed the logo, then wrote a brand guide so the business, its printers and its web pages use it the same way. Business cards and a Google Maps promotion followed from the same system.

Primary logo
Google Maps promotion graphic for Ask Appliance Repairs Ltd: appliance repairs from £75, parts extra if required, London and Surrey, beside a washing machine, dryer, oven and teal toolbox.
Google Maps promotion

Brand guidelines (12 pages)

Brand guidelines cover: the Ask Appliance Repairs logo above a navy panel titled Brand Guidelines, version 1.0.
Cover
Brand guidelines colour page: Engineering Navy, Appliance Teal, White and Mist swatches with hex, RGB and CMYK values.
Colour palette
Brand guidelines typography page: Manrope in four weights with a heading and body hierarchy.
Typography
Ask Appliance Repairs business card: the logo on the front, and the founder’s name, phone number, website, Facebook page and a QR code on the back.
Business card, front and back

Website

Desktop view of the Ask Appliance Repairs website showing its appliance repair hero and service cards.
Desktop website
Mobile view of the Ask Appliance Repairs website showing its repair booking hero and service cards.
Mobile website

AI automation: blog articles from reviews and job photos

Every repair is a story worth telling, but an engineer on the road has no time to write. We set up an AI workflow that turns a finished job into a blog article for the website.

How it works

  1. Paste the review and photosThe business pastes the customer’s review and the photos taken on the job.
  2. AI writes the articleIt explains the fault, how it was diagnosed and how it was fixed, with a search-friendly title, description and photo captions.
  3. Published on the websitePhotos are resized and compressed, and the article goes live on the blog, RSS feed, sitemap and llms.txt.
In: a photo from the job
Job photo: the engineer holds the new De’Longhi dual grill element next to the old one, with the open oven and tool bag behind.
Out: a published article
The published Ask Appliance Repairs blog article “De’Longhi Cooker Tripping the Electrics: How We Found and Fixed the Fault”, with the cooker photo below the title.

Read the De’Longhi article ↗See the Ask Appliance Repairs blog ↗

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