Website redesign in Carrollton, TX
A website redesign in Carrollton, done right, keeps what already ranks and fixes what does not: slow pages, a home page that never names the city, a title tag that still says “Home”, and services you offer that the site never mentions. The site is rebuilt to load quickly, read clearly, and match your Google Business Profile. Then it is hosted and kept current, the same as any site we run.
What's included
- An audit of what currently ranks, so nothing that works is lost
- Redirects from every old address to its new one
- A page per service, matching your Google Business Profile
- Mobile-first and fast
- The first paragraph of every page rewritten for the searcher
- Hosting, domain, and updates included from launch
- You own it
Is this for you?
This is for you if
- The site is more than a few years old and it shows
- It loads slowly on a phone
- Your profile lists services the site never mentions
- You have pages that rank and are afraid to touch anything
This is not for you if
- The current site is fine and only needs a few edits. See website hosting and maintenance.
- You want a visual refresh only, with the same words on every page.
- You want a store or customer portal built. That is quoted separately, after an AI Assessment.
How it works
Audit what ranks and what is broken
We record which pages bring visitors and what they rank for, and list what is slow, missing, or out of date.
Rebuild page by page, redirects mapped
Each page is rewritten and rebuilt, and every old address is matched to its new one before anything goes live.
Launch, watch rank, keep it current
The new site goes live with every redirect in place. We watch rank through the changeover, then keep the site current every month.
The one rule of a redesign: do not lose what ranks
Redesigns lose search traffic for a few predictable reasons. Pages that brought in customers get dropped because they looked dated. Addresses change and nobody tells search engines where the old ones went, so every result and every link pointing at them now leads to an error. Or the page your Google Business Profile links to is moved or deleted, and the profile starts sending people nowhere.
Each of these is avoidable. Before anything changes, we record what the current site ranks for and which pages bring visitors. Every old address gets a redirect to its new equivalent, mapped page by page before launch. The page your profile links to stays where it is, and we never point the profile at a new page while the old one is still ranking. We cannot control how Google responds to change, but we control the process, and a careful process is what protects rank.
What we change first
On an older site, the biggest improvements usually come from specific fixes rather than a new look. Title tags come first: each page gets one that names its service and the city. Then the opening paragraph of each page is rewritten for the searcher, so it states what you do, where you do it, and why they should call.
Next, every service your profile lists gets its own page, and work you do that the old site never mentioned is added. The city appears in plain words on the page itself, not only in the footer. And every page is rebuilt to load quickly on a phone, because that is how a customer standing in a driveway in Plano or Frisco will first see it.
Owned, hosted, kept current
Launch is the start of the work, not the end of it. From the day the new site goes live, it runs on the same monthly rhythm as Get Online: hosting, the domain, security updates, and the changes you send. There is no separate design fee, because the rebuild is part of the monthly price.
Through the changeover we keep an eye on how the site performs in search, and fix any redirect that misses. The domain, the words, and the photos remain yours, and if you ever leave, they leave with you.