Can you add a quote request form for multiple coverage types?

Yes. We can set up a single form with a dropdown for coverage type — auto, home, life, whatever you offer — or separate forms on each coverage page. Either way, submissions go straight to your email or wherever you want them routed.

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

Your old site stays live the entire time. We build the new one separately and only switch it over when everything's approved and ready. No downtime, no awkward half-finished pages showing up for your clients.

I already have a domain name — do I need a new one?

No. We'll use your existing domain. If you're happy with the name, there's no reason to change it. We just point it at the new site once it's built.

Will my site show up in Google searches for insurance in Big Sandy?

The redesign includes proper page structure, title tags, and mobile performance — all things Google cares about. If you want to go further with local SEO and get aggressive about ranking, the Website+SEO package starting at $3,500 is the better fit. But even the base redesign puts you in a much stronger position than a template site.

Can clients book appointments directly through the site?

Yes. We can add scheduling that syncs with your calendar, or a simpler form where people request a time and you confirm. Depends on how you prefer to run your office.

Website Redesign · Big Sandy, TX

Website Redesign for Insurance Agents in Big Sandy

More than half of web traffic comes from phones now. If your insurance site doesn't work well on a phone screen, you're invisible to a huge chunk of Big Sandy and the surrounding area. That's not a branding problem — it's a revenue problem.

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Your Website Is Quietly Costing You Clients

Insurance is one of those industries where people actually want to look you up online before they call. They want to see what you cover, whether you handle home and auto or just life, and whether requesting a quote looks easy or like a chore. If your site can't answer those questions in about ten seconds on a phone, they move on to the next agent.

And here's what's frustrating — you probably already know something's off. Maybe you've noticed that people mention finding you through a friend but never through your website. Maybe your quote request form barely gets used. Maybe the whole site just feels stale and you've been meaning to deal with it for two years. You're not imagining things. A site built on a rigid template platform three or four years ago is working against you now. The standards moved. Mobile-first design, fast page loads, clean SEO structure — these aren't extras anymore. They're baseline.

In a town like Big Sandy, where the school district and local businesses form a tight community, your reputation matters. But reputation only carries so far when someone new moves to the area, searches for insurance, and your site doesn't even show up — or worse, it shows up and looks like it hasn't been touched since they built the new gym at Big Sandy ISD.

What a Proper Insurance Redesign Actually Includes

Not every redesign is the same, but for insurance agents, there are specific things that need to be right. Here's the breakdown:

1. **Coverage pages that actually explain what you offer.** Auto, home, life, commercial — each one gets its own section with real descriptions. Not a bulleted list buried in a sidebar. Separate pages that search engines can find and that clients can read without squinting on their phone.

2. **A quote request form that's short and works.** Name, contact info, type of coverage, maybe one or two details. That's it. It should take thirty seconds. And it needs to work perfectly on mobile — no tiny fields, no dropdowns that don't respond to touch.

3. **Appointment scheduling and clear contact info.** Phone number visible on every page. Office hours. A way to book a sit-down if that's how you work. Folks in Upshur County still value face-to-face, and your site should make that easy to set up.

4. **Testimonials placed where they matter.** When someone's comparing agents, a few honest words from a real client about saving money or getting better coverage does more than any sales copy. We'll put those where they actually get read — not tucked away on a page nobody visits.

5. **A site you own outright.** No monthly platform fees to some website builder. No calling a support line when you want to change your phone number. You get the code. You own it.

What This Costs and How Long It Takes

A full insurance website redesign — with coverage pages, quote forms, scheduling, testimonials, and proper mobile design — starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want SEO structure built in from the start so your site actually has a chance of ranking when someone in Gilmer or Hawkins searches for insurance, that's the Website+SEO package starting at $3,500, done in one to two weeks.

Hosting runs $50 a month. No surprise add-ons.

You'll own everything we build. If you ever want to take it somewhere else or hand it off to another developer, go for it. Nothing's locked down. That alone puts you in a better spot than most agents stuck on template platforms right now.