Your site was fine
in 2015.
Tiny text on phones. Photos that take forever. A design that quietly tells customers your business is behind the times — when it isn't. A redesign keeps your domain and your Google history, and replaces everything behind it with a fast, hand-coded site that finally matches the quality of your work.
Free verdict: rescue, rebuild, or leave it alone. Sometimes the answer really is "it's fine."
The signs
How sites quietly
lose customers.
None of these feel urgent on any given day. All of them cost you calls every single week.
Broken on phones
More than half of local searches happen on a phone. If visitors pinch-zoom to read your prices, most of them are already gone — to the competitor whose site simply works.
Slow to load
Every extra second of load time costs visitors, and Google measures it. Old theme sites drag around years of plugins and page-builder weight they can't shed.
Outdated everything
2019 prices. A closed location. Staff who left. An unanswered "we'll be at the spring fair!" banner. A stale site reads as a business that stopped caring — fair or not.
How it works
Redesign without
the risky part.
The thing owners fear about redesigns — losing their Google standing — is exactly what gets protected first.
Audit first.
What ranks today, which pages Google values, what's worth keeping. Nothing gets thrown away blindly.
Design, approved.
A fresh design around your actual business — reviewed and approved by you before a line of code.
Rebuild, redirected.
Hand-coded pages, every old URL redirected properly, titles and content carried over deliberately.
Switch, seamless.
Same domain, same email, new site — Google notified with a fresh sitemap the hour it goes live.