It looks outdated
Visitors judge credibility in seconds. A site that looks ten years old makes a good business look risky, and it undermines every ad and referral that lands on it.
Website revamp
If your website looks dated, loads slowly, falls apart on phones, or simply isn't bringing in enquiries, a website revamp can fix it. We audit what you have, keep the pages and content that already earn traffic, and rebuild the rest around one goal: more leads you can actually measure.
Visitors judge credibility in seconds. A site that looks ten years old makes a good business look risky, and it undermines every ad and referral that lands on it.
Most visitors browse on their phones. Slow pages and cramped mobile layouts lose enquiries before anyone has read a word.
Buried contact details, weak calls to action, and forms that ask for too much quietly turn traffic into nothing.
Many owners delay a redesign because they've heard it can wipe out their Google traffic. Done carelessly, it can, which is why the plan matters.
What's included
An audit of your current site: traffic, rankings, speed, mobile experience, and conversion paths
A redesign of layout, page structure, and calls to action around lead generation
URL mapping and 301 redirects so existing rankings carry over
On-page SEO, schema markup, and speed optimisation
Contact forms, WhatsApp buttons, and lead tracking in GA4
Post-launch monitoring of indexing, rankings, and traffic
Our process
01
We review what's ranking, what converts, and what's holding the site back, then decide what to keep, cut, and rebuild.
02
We design and build the new site on a staging copy, so your live site keeps running until the new one is ready.
03
Old URLs are mapped to new ones, SEO is tightened up, and lead tracking is set up before launch.
04
We check indexing and traffic after launch, so any dip is caught and fixed early rather than discovered months later.
FAQ
It depends on the number of pages, how much content needs rewriting, and any features such as booking or e-commerce. We scope it after a short discovery and audit, so the quote reflects what your site actually needs rather than a guess.
Typically a few weeks to a couple of months, depending on the size of the site and how quickly content and feedback come back. A focused business website is usually faster than a large multi-section one.
Not if it's planned properly. We map every old URL to its new equivalent with redirects, keep content that already ranks, and watch Search Console after launch. No one can promise rankings stay identical, but the process is built to protect them.
If your content and structure are sound and the design or speed is the problem, a revamp keeps what works. If the foundation is the issue, for example a site that can't be updated or made fast, a rebuild is usually cheaper in the long run. The audit tells us which one you need.
In most cases, yes. We can work with your current domain and hosting, or move you to better ones if speed or security is part of the problem.
Tell us what you have and what you want to achieve. We'll reply with an honest recommendation and a clear next step.
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