Can you just fix my current site instead of rebuilding it?

Depends on the platform. If it's on Wix or Squarespace, we can't access the underlying code, and those templates don't play nice with custom changes. If it's genuinely broken or years out of date, starting over is usually faster and gets you better results.

How long does a redesign actually take?

For a simple site, a few days. For something more involved—ten pages, photo galleries, forms that tie into your booking system—about a week. We don't sit on projects.

Do I need to keep paying you after the site is done?

Nope. Hosting and maintenance starts at $50 a month, but it's optional. If you want to take the files and host it yourself, you can. You own everything we build.

Will this actually help me get more calls?

If your current site is slow, hard to use on mobile, or doesn't make it easy to contact you, then yeah—a redesign will help. We can't promise you'll double your business overnight, but a faster, clearer site with good contact options and a visible service area is going to perform better than what you've got now.

Website Redesign · Tyler, TX

Tyler Plumber Website Redesign That Actually Gets You Calls

You already tried the cheap website builder. Maybe you paid some marketing company to set up a Wix thing, or your brother-in-law said he could throw something together. It looked fine on a laptop, but nobody called. Or you're stuck paying monthly for a template you can't even edit without filing a support ticket. That's the problem we fix.

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Why Your Current Plumbing Site Isn't Working

Most plumbing websites around Tyler were built three, four, maybe five years ago. Back when mobile-friendly was still optional and nobody cared if a page took six seconds to load.

Now? Half the people searching for a plumber in Troup or out near Lake Palestine are doing it from their phone, usually in a panic because something's leaking. Your site loads slow, the contact form is broken on mobile, and your emergency number is buried somewhere they'll never find it. So they back out and call whoever shows up next.

You're also probably locked into some platform—Wix, Squarespace, one of those drag-and-drop things—and you can't change anything without breaking the whole layout. You don't own the code. You're just renting a template that looks like every other plumber's site in East Texas. And Google knows it.

What a Real Plumbing Website Redesign Looks Like

1. **Mobile-first design that actually works.** Your phone number, your emergency contact button, and your service area are right up top. No scrolling, no hunting. Someone in Chandler with a busted water heater can call you in two seconds.

2. **Fast loading and clean code.** We write it from scratch, so it loads in under two seconds even on a bad connection out in Noonday or Garden Valley. Google rewards that. Your visitors notice it.

3. **Service area map and real examples.** We'll show exactly where you work—Tyler, Winona, Hideaway, wherever you actually cover. And we'll include photos of past installs, not generic imagery. People want to see your work before they call.

4. **Easy estimate requests and 24/7 contact.** A simple form that works on any device. Just name, phone, problem. And your emergency line is visible on every single page, because plumbing emergencies don't wait for business hours.

5. **You own everything.** The code, the hosting, the domain. If you ever want to move it or change it, you can. You're not stuck paying us forever just to keep the lights on.

What It Actually Costs to Rebuild Your Site

A simple site—three to five pages, clean layout, contact forms, service area info—starts at $300. We can have it done in a few days. That covers your basics: who you are, what you do, how to reach you, and where you work.

If you need something bigger—ten or more pages, photo galleries, detailed service breakdowns, maybe integration with Housecall Pro or ServiceTitan—that starts at $1,500 and we'll have it ready in about a week. Hosting and maintenance starts at $50 a month, and that's optional. You're not locked in.

We'll tell you exactly what it costs before we write a single line of code. And if your current site is a mess, rebuilding is usually faster than trying to fix what's broken.