Can you redesign my site if it's currently on Wix or GoDaddy?

Yes, but I won't be working inside those platforms. I'll build your new site from scratch with clean code, then we move everything over. You won't be tied to any platform after that — you'll own the whole thing.

How do you handle my service area pages for surrounding towns?

Each service area gets built into the site structure so search engines pick up on it. If you cover Arp, Troup, Overton, and other nearby communities, the site reflects that clearly for both visitors and Google.

Will the new site have a way for customers to request emergency service?

That's one of the first things I plan for with home services sites. Whether it's a click-to-call button, a short quote form, or both — getting someone to contact you fast is the whole point. We'll figure out what fits your workflow best.

What happens to my old site while the new one is being built?

Your current site stays live the entire time. Nothing changes until the new one is ready to go. Once it's done and you've approved it, we swap it over. Zero downtime for your business.

Do I need to provide all the content and photos myself?

Photos of your actual work are great to have — even phone photos. For the written content, I handle that. I'll need some basics from you about your services, but I'm not going to hand you a homework assignment and disappear.

Website Redesign · Arp, TX

Website Redesign for Home Services in Arp, TX

Most home services companies around Arp don't have a website problem — they have a website that's actively working against them. If your site looks off on a phone, loads slow, or just sits there doing nothing, it's time to scrap it and start over the right way.

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Your Website Shouldn't Be the Weakest Part of Your Business

Ok here's my hot take about home services in a town like Arp — the work itself is usually solid. Folks out here know how to fix things, build things, maintain things. HVAC, plumbing, electrical, lawn care, whatever it is. The skill is there. But the websites? Almost always terrible. And it's not even your fault. Somebody sold you a template site three or four years ago, told you it looked great, and you moved on because you had actual work to do. Fair.

But now that site is costing you jobs. Someone in Arp or out toward Troup or Overton needs a plumber at 9pm and they Google it on their phone. Your site comes up — maybe — and it takes forever to load. The text is tiny. The menu doesn't work right. There's no obvious way to call you or request a quote. So they tap back and call the next company. That's a job gone. And you never know it happened. This isn't about having a pretty website. It's about having one that actually does the thing it's supposed to do — get people to contact you.

A proper redesign means rebuilding from scratch. Mobile-first, because that's how most people are looking at it. Fast loading, because nobody waits around. Your services laid out clearly — not crammed into one page with a wall of text. Photos of finished work. A quote request form that's actually easy to use. And service areas listed so folks in the surrounding communities know you'll come to them. That's what a home services site should be doing.

What a Rebuild Actually Looks Like (and What It Costs)

So when I say redesign, I mean we throw the old thing away and build something new. I'm not logging into your Wix or Squarespace and moving boxes around. I'm writing real code that you own. That matters — because right now, if you're on one of those platforms, you're stuck. You can't move it. You can't customize it past what their templates allow. You're paying monthly for something you don't even control. A redesign fixes that.

For a home services company, the site needs to do specific things. Your service categories need their own space with real descriptions — not just a bullet list. If someone needs to book a service call or get a quote, that should be obvious within seconds of landing on any page. Emergency services? Response times and service areas should be right there. And photos of completed work go a long way. People want to see what they're getting before they call. All of this gets built in, structured so search engines can actually read it and show it to people searching in Arp and the surrounding area.

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want the SEO foundation built in from day one — proper page structure, local search setup, the stuff that helps you actually show up on Google — that's the website plus SEO package starting at $3,500, usually done in one to two weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month after that. And everything I build, you own. The code, the design, all of it. You're not renting anything from anybody.