Website redesign services
Fix it or replace it? Find out before you pay for either.
We read what your site is built on and how it loads on a phone. You get fix or rebuild, priced, before you spend anything.
You already know something is wrong with your site. You do not know what it will cost to fix.
Most redesign money goes to the wrong problem. A dated site can be sound underneath. A fine-looking one can be impossible to make fast.
It ranks, but it is slow and nobody calls
You have rankings worth protecting. Slow is usually fixable in place. Scrapping the site scraps the rankings too.
I already paid someone for this site
You hear what is wrong before anything is signed. If the site is fine, you hear that too.
Every change breaks something else
A page builder on thirty plugins: fix one thing, two break. Then a rebuild beats the next fix.
Find out which one you have.
Put your website in below. One screen shows what it runs on and whether it is worth saving.
Put your website in. Find out whether it is worth saving.
Your homepage, read the way a customer on a phone reads it. Then one of three answers: fix it, start fresh or leave it alone.
- Platformwhat the site is built on, and whether it can be fixed in place or has to be moved
- PhoneGoogle's own speed test on your homepage, the way a customer on a phone loads it
- Agesecurity, weight and how long since anyone touched it
Your homepage read once from here, and Google PageSpeed Insights run from your browser on a phone profile. Nothing is stored but the result.
The sites that were worth saving got fixed. The ones that were not got rebuilt, fast.
Where this has already worked
RUMCK Consignment
A downtown Roswell consignment sale ran entirely through Instagram, with nowhere for shoppers or consignors to land. A website built for an event that outgrew social media gave it a hub with its own portals, and one sale went from $9,000 to $11,000.
Saint Francis Schools
A Roswell private school was on a platform that could not carry what it needed. A school website rebuilt inside its own platform landed in four months against an eight-month estimate, and applications rose 30% in one season.
Andrew was such a huge help building our WordPress website for the RUMCK Consignment Sale! We’re all moms volunteering between a million other things, so having everything in one place and easy to find makes our lives so much easier. He made it look great and helped us organize all the details without it feeling overwhelming. We love having a website that shows what this sale means to our preschool. So thankful for all his help!!
Every website redesign starts with three questions. Ten checks sit behind them.
Plain English answers, with what each costs you and what fixing it costs, before you buy. Google Analytics or Search Console access sharpens the first.
What on the current site is earning its place?
A redesign that throws away what works is the most expensive kind. These checks find what has to survive the move.
Can the problems be fixed where the site stands?
This is the call that decides the price. It comes from the build, not from how the site looks.
What does the redesigned site have to do?
A site is not finished when it looks right. It is finished when a visitor on a phone can become a call without thinking about it.
The website redesign process, from audit to launch.
Every website redesign runs through the same six steps. The order is what protects the rankings and the leads you already have.
Audit what is earning
Traffic, rankings, calls and forms, page by page, so nothing that works gets thrown away.
Strategy and information architecture
Pages, menus and internal links planned around how your customer decides, with a page per service.
UX and UI design
Layouts designed for the phone first, with the call button, proof and form where a customer looks for them.
Built for Core Web Vitals
Fast loading, stable layouts and quick responses, measured before launch. Speed is a ranking factor and a conversion factor.
SEO-safe migration
Every old URL mapped and redirected, titles and content carried over, so the redesign keeps the rankings you earned.
Launch and watch
Search Console, analytics and call tracking checked after launch, with fixes made in the first weeks.
How long does a website redesign take? Three to six weeks once your content is in.
Decisions set the timeline, not build speed. Nothing goes live until you have seen it. Redirects are written first, so your rankings carry over.
You know: fix it or rebuild it, and the price
The checks run properly, then a call on what they found. You get the verdict, a fixed price and a written scope. Nothing is built until you say yes.
What we need from you
Website access and a 30-minute call
The checks run on your real site, and the call is where the findings turn into a fix-or-rebuild decision you understand.
You see the new site on your own phone first
Built on a private staging copy with a theme written for your business. You review every page on your phone and send one round of notes.
What we need from you
Your page content, then one round of notes
The build cannot finish until the words and photos are in; this is the step that most often sets the launch date. One focused round of notes keeps it on schedule.
You launch without losing your rankings
Every old address redirected to its new page, Analytics and Search Console checked before launch and verified after, then 30 days of watching.
What we need from you
Your domain registrar login
Launch means pointing your domain at the new site. Your login lets it happen at a quiet hour with no downtime.
It stays fast, with the same person looking after it
Updates, backups and uptime handled on a care plan from $29 a month, by the person who built it.
What we need from you
Nothing. It is on us from here
Updates, backups and uptime run on the care plan. You get a report, and a person to call.
What people ask before they hire a website redesign company.
How do you decide between a redesign and a rebuild?
The checks decide it, not a preference. If there are rankings, content and a platform worth keeping and the problems are in the execution, it is a redesign in place. If the platform or the build is the problem, working around it costs more than replacing it. You get the reasoning with the verdict, and a price for each.
What do website redesign services cost?
A redesign of an existing WordPress site starts at $1,499. A full rebuild is priced from the scope you approve in week one, and an online store starts at $2,999. A fix is meaningfully cheaper than a rebuild, which is why the check comes before the quote rather than after it.
Will I lose my Google rankings?
Not if the move is done properly. Rankings and links belong to the domain and its addresses, not to the design. Every old address is redirected to its new one before launch, checked after, and watched for thirty days. The sites that lose traffic in a redesign are the ones where nobody mapped the redirects.
Do I keep my domain, my content and my site?
Yes to all three. The domain does not change, content worth keeping is kept, and when the work is done you own the site, the theme and the hosting account outright. No license to renew and nothing that stops working if we part ways.
How long does a website redesign take?
Three to six weeks from the day the scope is approved and your content is in: one week to decide and scope, two to three to build on staging, one to move and check. What stretches it is content and approvals, so both are set up to be quick.
My site is on Wix, Squarespace or GoDaddy. Can you fix it there?
Small things, yes. Speed, structure and the things that decide rankings, no, because those platforms do not let anyone change the build. If the check says your problems are in the build, the honest answer is a move to WordPress, and the price covers moving your content and addresses with it.
How will I know the redesign worked?
Three numbers you can check yourself: the mobile PageSpeed score before and after, the pages indexed in Search Console, and the calls and forms in Analytics, which are set up as events before launch so the comparison is real.
Can AI redesign my existing website?
AI can draft a layout or a block of copy, and we use it for that. It cannot decide which pages earn your calls, keep your redirects so Google does not lose your rankings, or test the result on a real phone. That judgement is the job, and it is why the check comes before the quote.
My site is only a year or two old. Do I really need a redesign?
Often not. If the site is fast, indexed and saying the right thing, a few fixes will beat a rebuild, and the check will say so. A young site needs a redesign when it was built on a template that cannot be fixed, or when the business has changed and the site has not.
Send us the site before you spend a dollar on it. A fix is the cheaper answer.
Send us your website, and access to Analytics or Search Console if you have them. Within two business days you get an honest read: worth saving or not, what a fix would cost, what a rebuild would cost, and what we would do first. Built on your site, not a pitch.
Website redesign in Roswell, GA, and for businesses in Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, Johns Creek, Milton and Marietta.
