Can you include a section for each of our services like tax prep, bookkeeping, and payroll?

Yes. Each service gets its own clearly written section so visitors and search engines both understand what you offer. This matters for rankings and for the people trying to figure out if you handle what they need.

We post tax tips a few times a year—can the new site handle that?

It can. We'll set up a blog or updates section that's simple to add to. Seasonal content like tax deadline reminders or deduction tips helps with search rankings and gives returning visitors a reason to check back.

What happens to our current site during the redesign?

Your existing site stays live until the new one is ready to launch. There's no downtime and no awkward 'under construction' page. We swap it over once everything is built, tested, and approved.

Do we need the SEO package or is the standard redesign enough?

The standard redesign includes clean structure and proper page titles, which is a good foundation. The SEO package goes deeper—keyword research, local search setup, metadata across every page. For a CPA firm trying to pull in clients from across Wood County and East Texas, the added investment tends to pay for itself.

Will the site work well on phones and tablets?

Every site we build is mobile-first. That means it's designed for phone screens from the start, then scaled up for larger displays. Not the other way around. A large portion of your visitors are on mobile devices, and the site will work properly for all of them.

Website Redesign · Alba, TX

Website Redesign for Accountants in Alba

Too many accounting firms treat their website like a tax return—set it up once and forget about it for years. If your site still looks and functions the way it did when you launched it, prospective clients in Alba and across Wood County are forming opinions before they ever pick up the phone. And those opinions aren't good.

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The Real Problem With Most CPA Websites

Accounting is a trust business. People hand you their financials, their payroll, their tax liability. They need to believe you're competent and current before they'll do that.

So what happens when a potential client in Alba searches for a CPA and lands on a site that doesn't load right on their phone? Or one where the service list is vague and the contact info is buried? They leave. They find someone else. You never hear from them because they never made it past the homepage.

The issue isn't that your firm lacks credibility. It's that your website doesn't communicate any of it. A site built on a rigid template platform three or four years ago can't do what you need it to do today. Search engines have changed. Screen sizes have changed. What visitors expect from a professional service website has changed. Your site needs to keep up with that, or it actively works against you.

What a Redesign Actually Fixes

We rebuild your site from the ground up. Not a patch job—a full rebuild with a mobile-first layout, fast load times, and a structure that search engines can actually read and rank.

For an accounting firm, that means your services—tax preparation, bookkeeping, payroll, advisory—are laid out clearly with enough detail that someone can tell whether you're the right fit. It means a contact form that's easy to find and easy to use, so new client inquiries don't get lost. It means a place for your firm's history, your qualifications, your credentials. And if you want to post seasonal tax tips or blog updates, the site supports that without a headache.

You also own the code when we're done. No platform lock-in. No monthly ransom to some website builder just to keep your pages online. It's yours.

Built for a Small Town That Still Gets Searched

Alba's a small community. But small doesn't mean invisible online. Folks in Wood County still search for accountants the same way everyone else does—on their phones, usually in a rush. During tax season, that traffic picks up fast.

A properly built site with good local SEO structure means your firm shows up when someone nearby is looking. Not buried on page three. Not hidden behind a competitor in Tyler or Mineola who just happened to have a better website. That's what this is about—making sure the work you do is represented accurately online, in a place where people can actually find it.

What This Costs

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work baked in from the start—and for a CPA firm competing across East Texas, that's worth considering—a website with SEO starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

Hosting runs $50 a month. No hidden fees, no surprise charges down the road. You get a site that works, that you own, and that actually represents your firm the way it should be represented.