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An Indianapolis website redesign that pays its way.
We rebuild tired small business websites around one goal: more calls. Keep what works, fix what doesn’t and protect the Google rankings you already have.
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Your site still works. It just doesn’t work for you.
- Most sites we review aren’t broken. They’re slow, awkward on a phone, vague about services or missing from Google. Visitors leave, and the calls go to the business down the street.
- Looks a few years old
- Awkward on phones
- Few calls or forms
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What a redesign covers
Keep what already works
We check which pages, content and rankings earn their place and carry them into the new site.
A fresh, custom design
A clean look built around your business, not a stock theme with your logo dropped in.
Rankings protected
Every old URL is mapped and redirected, so the Google visibility you’ve built doesn’t vanish at launch.
Clear paths to a call
Click-to-call buttons, short forms and an obvious next step on every page.
Faster pages
Lean code and lighter images, so the site opens quickly on any phone or connection.
Search-ready structure
Clean headings, local service pages and schema that help you show up in Google, Maps and AI answers.
Redesign or fix: what your site actually needs
Not every tired website needs to be thrown out. Sometimes the right move is a faster theme, clearer service pages and a phone number people can find. Other times the old site sits on a shaky foundation, and patching it costs more than starting fresh. Our free website review tells you which, in plain English. If a few fixes will do the job, we’ll say so. You can also run through our list of signs you need a website redesign before you call.
A good redesign keeps what is already earning its place. Pages that rank, content customers read, your reviews and your domain all carry over. What usually gets rebuilt is the layout, the mobile experience, the page speed and the way your services are explained. Then we fix the path to a call: a clear headline, a visible phone number and a short form on every page. The goal is a site that looks current and gets more people to reach out.
The biggest risk in any redesign is losing the Google rankings you already have. That happens when old pages disappear or change address with nothing pointing to the new ones. Before launch, we list every page on your current site, map each one to its new home and set up 301 redirects. We keep the titles and content that rank and check for broken links after launch. Clear structure also gives Google Maps and AI tools accurate facts about your business.
Most redesigns take 4 to 8 weeks. Cost comes down to a few things: how many pages you need, custom design or a template, who writes the content and which features the site needs, like online booking or payments. Our guide to budgeting for a small business website walks through each one. After the review you get a clear written quote. You work with our small local team the whole way, and you fully own the finished site, domain and accounts.
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How a redesign comes together
Free website review
We look at your current site, rankings and competitors, then tell you whether to fix or rebuild.
Plan, design and build
We map old pages to new ones, sharpen the copy and build a fast, search-ready site.
Launch without losing ground
Redirects go live with the new site, and we test every page, form and call button.
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Before you redesign: helpful guides
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Website redesign questions
Do I need a redesign or just a few fixes?
It depends on what’s holding the site back. Slow pages, a hidden phone number or thin service pages can often be fixed on the current site. If the design is dated, the site is hard to edit or it struggles on phones, a redesign usually makes more sense. The free review tells you which.
How much does a website redesign cost?
It depends on the number of pages, whether you want a custom design or a template, who writes the content and the features you need. After a free review we send a clear written quote before any work starts.
Will a redesign hurt my Google rankings?
It can if it’s done carelessly. We map every old page to a new one, set up 301 redirects and keep the content that already ranks, so you don’t lose the ground you’ve built.
How long does it take, and who owns the new site?
Most redesigns take 4 to 8 weeks from kickoff to launch. When it’s done, you fully own the site, the domain and every account.
Let’s turn your old site into a lead source.
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