A redesign that keeps what's working.
We rebuild dated websites into modern, fast, on-brand ones, without throwing away the search rankings you've already earned. A website redesign should move you forward, not reset you to zero.
Signs it's time
How do you know it's time for a redesign?
A redesign is usually overdue by the time you start looking. Tick the ones that sound familiar and watch what they add up to.
- Tick a box on the left and we'll itemise what it's actually costing you, in plain English.
- First impressions that quietly undersell you $300–700/mo
- A site slowly going out of date because edits cost money $150–400/mo
- Referrals landing where you can't measure or control them $250–600/mo
- Visitors leaving on their phone before they read a word $400–900/mo
- The wrong inquiries, not fewer inquiries $300–700/mo
- Your content and domain locked in someone else's system $150–400/mo
- A second job you never wanted: managing a website $200–500/mo
- Customers lost in the gap between in person and online $200–500/mo
Even one of these is worth a conversation. That's two too many to ignore. That isn't a maintenance problem anymore. Your site is working against you. This is costing you work you'll never hear about. You already knew, didn't you. Let's stop listing and start talking. That's all of them. Let's talk.
Start the conversationNo pitch. A short call to see if we're a fit.
More than a fresh coat of paint.
A real redesign rethinks the structure, the message, and the design, then rebuilds it properly on WordPress so it's fast and easy to run. We keep what's working and fix what isn't.
Keep the rankings you earned.
This is the part most redesigns get wrong. A new site can quietly tank the traffic the old one earned if it isn't handled carefully. We keep track of every page Google already knows, forward every old address to its new home, and protect the content that ranks. Then we watch your traffic after launch to catch anything that slips, so the redesign moves you forward instead of starting over.
How do you redesign a website without losing SEO?
Four steps, built into every redesign. In plain English, here's how your traffic stays safe.
Get your free website audit.
Send us the URL and we'll send back a plain-English breakdown of what's costing you inquiries. No sales call required.
- A clear grade for speed, SEO, and mobile
- The top 3 things costing you clients
- What to fix first, in plain English
No downtime, no surprises.
We audit your current site: what's working, what's ranking, and what's dragging it down. Nothing gets thrown away until we know what it's worth.
We map the new structure and design the look, with your sign-off before we build a thing.
We build the new site on a private staging site while your current one stays live and untouched. No downtime, no half-finished site in public.
We migrate carefully, redirect every URL, and watch your rankings after launch so nothing slips.
The difference is the point.
Grab the handle and drag. A dated site and its rebuild, side by side. This one's an illustration; real project screenshots take its place soon.
In their words.
“Very professional to work with on my website redesign, plus launching and maintaining my social media and writing my blog content. Always full of advice on the best ways to grow my presence, responsive, and easy to work with.”
The new site stays new.
A redesign is only worth it if it stays sharp. Sites drift back toward dated and slow without upkeep, so a care plan keeps your new site fast, secure, and current, every month.
Good to know.
What most people ask before rebuilding a site that's fallen behind. If yours isn't here, just ask.
How often should you redesign your website?
Most businesses redesign every three to five years, but the real trigger is when the site no longer matches where the business is. If it looks dated, runs slowly, is hard to update, or has stopped bringing in the right clients, it's time, regardless of its age. A good redesign should hold up for years, not need replacing every season.
Can you redesign my site without losing my search rankings?
Yes, and protecting your rankings is built into how we work. The traffic your current site has earned lives in its URLs, content, and structure, so we map all of it, redirect every page that moves, and keep the content that ranks. After launch we watch your traffic closely to catch anything that slips. Done carefully, a redesign holds your rankings and usually improves them.
How much does a website redesign cost?
Most redesigns start around $5,000 and scale with the size of the site and how much needs rethinking. A light refresh costs less than a full rebuild of a large, complex site. After a short call we give you a fixed quote, so you know the number before you commit.
How long does a website redesign take?
Most redesigns take four to eight weeks from kickoff to launch. The biggest factor is how quickly we get your content and feedback, since the project moves at the speed of decisions. Your current site stays live the whole time, so there's no rush and no downtime.
Will my website go down during the redesign?
No. We build the new site on a private staging site while your current one stays live and untouched. Visitors keep seeing your existing site right up until the new one is ready, and the switch happens cleanly in one step. You're never left with a half-finished site in public.
Do I have to start my content from scratch?
Not at all. We keep what's working, including the pages and content that already rank or convert, and rework the rest. A redesign is about making your content stronger and easier to find, not throwing it all out.
Should I redesign my website or start over from scratch?
Usually a redesign, because your current site has earned things worth keeping: rankings, content, and pages that already work. Starting over makes sense when there's nothing worth carrying forward, or the site is trapped on a closed platform you don't own. We review your site first and tell you honestly which one you actually need, even if the answer is the cheaper one.
Let's rebuild yours.
Tell us about your current site and what's not working. We'll tell you, honestly, whether a redesign or a fresh build is the right call.
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