Website rebuilds
YOUR WORK GOT BETTER. YOUR WEBSITE STAYED IN 2016.
Most small business websites were thrown together years ago on a builder platform, and it shows. I replace them with fast, hand built sites that look like the quality of your actual work and make calling you the obvious next step. Every referral who googles you sees the difference.
THE PART NOBODY ELSE OFFERS: YOU OWN EVERYTHING.
The domain, the hosting, the site itself, all in accounts under your name from day one. Builder platforms rent you a website forever and raise the price every year. If you and I ever part ways, you keep every piece and nothing breaks. That is the opposite of how this industry usually works, and it is the first thing I would want as an owner.
How it works
SEND ME YOUR SITE
One email with your company name and your current website. That is the whole ask.
FREE CONSULTATION FIRST
I reply with what is actually hurting you and what it is worth fixing. If your site is fine, I tell you that too and you keep your money.
SEE THE NEW SITE BEFORE YOU COMMIT
You get a live preview you can click around on your phone. You judge the real thing, not mockups and promises.
LAUNCH ON YOUR DOMAIN
The site goes live under your name, in accounts you own. I hand you keys, not a lease.
GROW IT FROM THERE
Optional local SEO once the site is live: pages for your cities, clean listings, and a monthly report in plain English.
Built for a specific trade? Start there instead: roofers, painters, landscapers, cleaning companies, or solar. Or see all six live builds on the work page.
Straight answers
How long does a rebuild take?+
You see a first draft within about a week. From there the timeline is mostly about your feedback and your photos, and we launch when you are happy, not on a countdown.
What does a rebuild cost?+
It depends on what your business needs, which is why the free consultation comes first. You get a clear quote before anything gets built, and the quote is the price.
Will I be able to make changes myself?+
If you want that, we build with it in mind and pick tools you can edit. If you would rather never touch it, I handle changes. Both are normal.
What happens to my current site during the switch?+
It stays live until the moment the new one takes over, and your email keeps working through the change. Visitors never see a gap.