Moniatis Group
A driver after an accident and a tourist who needs a car land on the same address and each finds their business in one tap.
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- Client
- Moniatis Group
- Industry
- Car body repair and car rental
- Where
- Limassol
- Year
- 2026
- Languages
- EL · EN · RU · HE
- What we did
- One site for two businesses
- 4 languages, Hebrew right-to-left
- Before/after slider
- Fleet and booking by phone or WhatsApp
- Local SEO for both businesses
- Built with
- Next.js 15 · React 19 · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · next-intl · Framer Motion
- 2family businesses behind one address
- 4languages: Greek, English, Russian, Hebrew
- 6body shop services, each with its own description
- 5car classes in the rental fleet
The task
The Moniatis family runs two businesses in Limassol: a body and paint shop that handles accident repairs, and MGF Ioannou Rent Car. Different customers, different phone numbers, different addresses, one family name. Online, each existed as a Google Maps listing: a phone, an address and reviews. The family wanted one address they could print on a card and put in Google, without either business getting lost behind the other.
One door, two businesses.
The first screen asks one question, “How can we help?”, and offers two answers: Car Paint & Body or Rent a Car. Nothing else competes for attention.
Behind each door is a full site of its own, with its own logo, phone number, address and opening hours, so a rental customer never sees a price for bodywork and the other way round. Google sees two separate local businesses too.
After an accident, a calm page.
Someone who has just had an accident wants to hear that it will be handled. The body shop page opens with exactly that: they come to the scene, give you a replacement car and deal with the insurer. Four steps explain the rest.
The proof is the work itself. A before/after slider shows a car from the workshop, and the call and WhatsApp buttons stay on screen the whole way down.
A rental car in one call.
The rental side speaks to visitors: free delivery to a hotel anywhere in Limassol, insurance included, no long forms. Five car classes show seats, doors and gearbox, and booking is a call or a WhatsApp message, the way the family already works.
Limassol's visitors do not all read English, so the whole site also runs in Greek, Russian and Hebrew, with the Hebrew version laid out right to left.
Two businesses, four languages, one phone.
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