Website Redesign

The first job is an inventory. Every page on your current site gets listed with the traffic it gets, the calls it produced, and the pages that link to it. That list decides what gets kept, what gets merged, and what gets deleted. Nothing is thrown out because it looks dated.

Then a rebuild on current templates. Faster pages, layouts that work on a phone, a header that puts the phone number where a thumb lands. Your name, address, and phone get written the same way everywhere, matching your Google Business Profile character for character.

Old addresses get a redirect map, written before launch and checked after. Structured data gets rebuilt for the business and each service. Forms get replaced and tested, because forms are the thing most likely to have quietly broken sometime in the last three years.

Speed gets measured on a phone over cell data before and after, and the pages that were slowest get built first. Content you already have that works gets carried across intact. Content that never earned anything gets rewritten or cut. You end up with fewer pages, each with a reason to exist.

Owners with a site five or ten years old that still brings in some work. It is slow, it is hard to edit, and half the photos are of trucks you sold. But it is not dead, and starting over blindly would throw away the part that still pays.

HVAC and roofing companies with a long history land here. Ten years of pages means ten years of links pointing at addresses that have to survive the move.

If you have no site, this is the wrong page — go to Local Business Website Design. And if the look is fine and only the plumbing is broken, Website Development is cheaper and faster than a redesign.

Free audit first. It shows your Google Maps position, the competitor appearing in the top 3 most often, and five AI results. Delivered in about 10 minutes.

We then agree the keep, merge, and cut list with you in one sitting. You have opinions about pages the numbers do not care about, and that is fine — we mark them and keep them.

Build happens on staging. Redirects are written alongside the build, not after. Launch day is a checklist: redirects live, forms tested, tracking firing, profile links updated to the new addresses. You own your domain, and the rebuild is included in CitedLocal Visibility at $997 a month with no setup fee — same scope as a new build. Then a monthly geo-grid shows the map picture across your service area from our marketing agency in Vancouver WA.

We build for owners in Vancouver WA and Portland OR, plus Camas, Washougal, Orchards, Hazel Dell, Minnehaha, Cascade Park, Ogden, Forest Ridge, Meadow Homes, Vancouver Heights, Evergreen Highlands, and Ellsworth Springs. Older sites often carry town pages for places a crew no longer serves, and those get cut or corrected rather than carried forward into the new build. A page that promises same-day work in a town you stopped covering costs you more than it earns, because the caller finds out on the phone. Operating since 2012 from Vancouver, WA 98664. Parent category: Website Design.