Website redesign services for B2B and service companies: a new design, a cleaner structure, faster pages, and a redirect map that protects the search traffic you already earned. Fixed-price scope in writing, from $1,499.
Most redesigns fail in one of two ways: they change the look and leave the real problems in place, or they change everything and lose the rankings the old site quietly earned. This process avoids both.
You added services, dropped others, moved upmarket, or started selling to other businesses, and the site still tells the story from three years ago. Buyers cannot tell what you do now.
Prospects compare you with larger competitors on their phone before they ever call. A dated design, stock-template layout, or broken mobile experience quietly loses that comparison.
Page-builder bloat, oversized images, and a pile of plugins push load times past three seconds. Speed is a ranking factor and a conversion factor at the same time.
Changing a price or adding a service means calling the last developer, or not doing it at all. A redesign should leave you with clean, editable content areas and a walkthrough.
Forms that fail silently, tracking that was never set up, calls to action buried below the fold. A redesign starts with measuring where the current site loses people, not with a mood board.
Every package includes a review of the current site and its analytics, a written scope with a fixed price, a redirect map for every URL that changes, and a 30-day check after launch.
The structure and content mostly work. The design, speed, and mobile experience do not.
New structure, new copy support, new design, and the old URLs mapped so rankings carry over.
Moving off Wix, Squarespace, an old page builder, or a custom system, or adding portals and integrations.
Before anything is designed, we read your Search Console and analytics data to find the pages that already rank, the paths visitors actually take, and the places they leave. Those pages get protected, not rebuilt for the sake of it.
A new sitemap with one clear page per service, proof where doubt shows up, and a call to action on every page. Old content is kept, rewritten, merged, or retired on purpose.
Designed for your business, coded without page-builder weight, and tested on real phones. You own the domain, hosting, content, and code when it is done.
Every URL that changes is mapped to its replacement before launch. Titles, descriptions, structured data, and internal links are rebuilt so search engines see an upgrade, not a new unknown site.
Forms tested end to end, conversion events firing, sitemap resubmitted, and a 30-day check on rankings and leads so any wobble gets caught early.
Rankings live in specific URLs, headings, and internal links. A redesign that ignores them can drop a business out of local search for months. We map every old URL, keep the pages that rank, rewrite rather than delete, and monitor Search Console for the first month after launch. Companies in Moline, Davenport, Bettendorf, and Rock Island depend on that local visibility; so does every B2B firm whose buyers search before they call.
A call about goals, then a written review of the current site: what to keep, what to fix, what to cut, and a fixed price for the package that fits. If a full redesign is not the right move, we say so and suggest the smaller fix.
New sitemap, page outlines, and copy structure, reviewed with you before design starts so the design serves the message instead of the other way around.
You review the real site on a private preview address, on your own phone, with real content. Two revision rounds are included.
Redirects go live with the site, tracking is verified, and we watch rankings and leads for a month. Then the site is yours, with a walkthrough and a care plan if you want one.
A design-led refresh of an existing site starts at $1,499. A full rebuild with new structure, copy support, and redirects is $2,499 and up, with most landing between $2,500 and $4,500. Replatforming, multi-location sites, e-commerce, and portals start at $5,000. The number is fixed in writing before work starts.
Not if the redirects, headings, and content are handled properly, which is the point of doing it this way. Every changed URL is mapped before launch, ranking pages are kept or improved rather than deleted, and we monitor Search Console for 30 days after launch.
A refresh takes two to three weeks. A rebuild takes four to six weeks, most of it waiting on content decisions and reviews. A replatform depends on how much is moving and is scheduled as part of the scope.
Usually, yes. If the hosting is the reason the site is slow, we will tell you and suggest a move, but it is your call. You own everything either way.
Yes. Those usually become a replatform to a custom-coded WordPress build so the site is faster and fully yours, with the content and URLs carried across. Shopify stores can often stay on Shopify with a new theme, depending on what you sell.
They are audited first. Pages and posts that rank or convert are kept and improved. Thin or duplicate pages are merged or redirected. Nothing is deleted without a redirect plan.
A new site starts from a blank page. A redesign starts from what your current site has already earned: rankings, links, content, and analytics. The process is built around protecting that while fixing what is broken. If you are starting from nothing, see custom web design instead.
