Can I keep my current domain name when you rebuild the site?

Yes. Your domain stays the same. We build the new site and deploy it to your existing domain once it's ready. No downtime, no confusion for people who already know your address.

Will the new site have a blog for tax season updates?

It will. The blog setup is included so you can post seasonal tips, deadline reminders, or changes to tax law. This kind of content helps with search rankings and gives clients a reason to come back to your site throughout the year.

How do you handle the contact form for new client inquiries?

We build a short form that asks only what you need to start a conversation — name, contact info, and what kind of help they're looking for. Submissions go straight to your email. No third-party tools you have to log into separately.

What happens to my old site content during the rebuild?

We review what you have and carry forward anything worth keeping — your firm history, service descriptions, credentials. Most of it gets rewritten or restructured, but nothing useful gets lost in the process.

Do I need to provide all the text and images myself?

No. We write the copy based on the information you give us about your services, your background, and what matters to your clients. If you have photos of your office or team, great. If not, we work with what's available and keep it honest.

Website Redesign · Hawkins, TX

Website Redesign for Accountants and CPAs in Hawkins

You already tried fixing your website once. Maybe twice. You paid someone, picked a template, added your services and phone number, and figured that was enough. It wasn't — and the longer it sits there unchanged, the more it works against you during the months that matter most.

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Why the Last Version Didn't Work

Most accounting firm websites get built the same way. Someone picks a template on one of the big website platforms, drops in a logo and a list of services, and calls it done. That approach has a shelf life of about two years before the design looks dated and the platform starts layering on limitations you didn't expect.

For a CPA firm in Hawkins, the problems tend to be specific. Your site probably doesn't explain your services in a way that helps someone decide whether to call. Tax preparation, bookkeeping, payroll, advisory work — these get listed as bullet points instead of being described in a way that builds confidence. There's no clear path for a new client to take the next step. And when tax season hits and people are actively searching, your site either loads too slowly on a phone or just doesn't rank.

The template you're locked into won't let you fix any of that. You can change colors and swap photos, but you can't restructure how information flows. You can't control page speed. You can't build the kind of SEO foundation that actually gets found. That's the real issue — not what your site looks like, but what it can't do.

What a Redesign Actually Addresses

A proper rebuild for an accounting firm isn't cosmetic. Here's what changes:

1. **Service pages that do real work.** Each service — tax prep, bookkeeping, payroll, business advisory — gets its own page with enough detail that a potential client understands what you do and why it matters. Not filler. Actual information about your process and qualifications.

2. **A contact path that converts.** A short intake form placed where people actually look for it. Name, phone, what they need help with. No friction. This is how new clients come in during January through April, and it should be dead obvious how to use it.

3. **Mobile-first structure.** More than half the people visiting your site are on their phone. The redesign starts with mobile and scales up to desktop — not the other way around. Everything loads fast, reads clean, and works on any screen.

4. **SEO that targets your area.** Hawkins is a small town in Wood County, and folks there search differently than people in a metro area. The site structure, page titles, and content get built so that when someone nearby searches for a CPA or tax help, your firm has a real chance of showing up.

5. **Code you own.** No platform subscriptions locking you in. No restrictions on what you can change later. You get the actual website files — it's yours.

What This Costs and How It Works

A full website redesign for an accounting firm starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a custom-built site — mobile-first, fast, with proper service pages, a contact form, space for your firm's background and credentials, and a blog setup for seasonal tax tips or updates. If you want search engine work built into the project from the start, a website with SEO structure starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

Hosting runs $50 a month after launch. No annual contracts forcing you to stay.

Hawkins is a tight community. People know each other through the school district, through church, through the co-op. But when someone new moves in or a small business needs a CPA, they search online first. Your website is the thing that decides whether they call you or keep scrolling. A firm with real qualifications shouldn't be held back by a site that was thrown together three years ago on a drag-and-drop builder.