Website redesign
A new website, without losing your place on Google.
Most of a rebuild is the part nobody sees: every old address pointed at its new page, your Google profile updated and Google told what changed. Then the new site, designed on a phone first.
You get one fixed figure in writing, after a short call, before anything starts.
What people tell us before they ring us.
An old site that brings in a few calls is worth more than it looks. Google has years of links pointing at its pages, and customers have its menu page saved. A rebuild that ignores that starts from nothing. Ours starts from a list of every page you have now.
“It's slow, it looks like 2015 and the menu is a PDF. But it does bring in some calls, and I'm scared to touch it.”
We list every page and what it is for before we change anything, and on launch day every old address points at its new page, so the calls it brings in keep coming.
“The person who built it has vanished and I don't know where the domain is.”
We track down where the domain and the hosting sit and get access into your hands before anything moves. Your domain stays yours.
“I can't tell whether it needs a rebuild or just fixing.”
Send it over for a free check first. Sometimes the answer is a faster host, a phone number at the top and a proper Google profile, and we will say so.
What you are actually buying.
- A map of every page you have now
- Each old address listed with where it lives on the new site, so nothing a customer or Google has saved ends up at a dead page.
- Redirects in place on launch day
- Every old address sent permanently to its new page with a 301 redirect, then tested one by one.
- Your Google Business Profile pointed at the new site
- The website link, the menu or booking link and the hours checked, so the map and the site agree.
- Google Search Console told
- The new sitemap submitted and the old addresses checked, so Google picks the change up rather than stumbling on it.
- The new site, designed on a phone first
- Your number, hours and one clear next step in the first screen, and the words worth keeping tidied rather than thrown away.
How it actually runs.
Nothing is switched off until the new site is ready and every old address has somewhere to go.
The free check
We look at the old site on a real phone and tell you whether it needs a rebuild or a few fixes.
The page map
Every page you have now, what it is for, and where it lives on the new site.
The build
The new site built alongside the old one, which stays live until you have said yes to the new one.
Switch over, then check
Launch, redirects tested, your Google profile and Search Console updated, and the old addresses checked again after launch.
What lands on your side of the table.
- Every old page mapped to its new home before anything changes
- 301 redirects in place and tested on launch day
- Your Google Business Profile and Search Console updated
- A new site designed on a phone first
- Your domain, words and photos kept yours
How we quote
One figure, in writing, before we start.
After a short call you get the exact figure in writing. It only changes if you add something, and then you hear the new figure first.
Talk it throughNot in this job
- An online shop, bookings or payments
- Covered by our online shop service
- Every page rewritten from scratch
- Copywriting, agreed with you before we start
- A new logo
- Covered by our branding and logo service
- A Google Business Profile set up from nothing
- Covered by our local SEO service
The questions people ask first.
Last updated: 26 September 2026
If yours is not here, ring and ask. More of them, with the facts table, on everything you need to know.
Will I lose my place on Google?
Not if the move is done properly: every old address is redirected to its new page and Google is told about the change. Positions can move about for a while after any change of site, and we would rather say that now than afterwards.
How much does a redesign cost?
It depends on the size of the site, so we talk first. A redesign is priced like a new site: after a short call you get one fixed figure in writing, before any work starts. Bigger sites and shops are a bigger job and we say so up front. Or rebuild on a pay-monthly plan with nothing upfront and no contract.
Can I keep my domain?
Yes. Your domain is always yours. We point it at the new site on launch day rather than moving you to a new address.
How long does a rebuild take?
Most sites go live within a week of your words and photos being with us. A shop or a bigger site takes longer, and you get the date in writing before we start.
What people usually add next.
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We’ll tell you what to fix first.
Send us the address of the site you have now.
A real person looks at it on a real phone. If it is fine we will say so and you have lost nothing. If it is not, you will know which thing to change and roughly what that would cost.
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