Can you include a section for tax season updates or blog posts?

Yes. We can build a blog or news section into the site so you can post tax tips, deadline reminders, or changes in tax law. It's good for your clients and it's good for SEO — fresh content tells Google your site is active and worth ranking.

Will the new site work well on phones and tablets?

It's built mobile-first, so the phone experience is the foundation. Everything else scales up from there. Forms, navigation, service pages — all designed to work on a small screen without pinching or zooming.

What happens to my current website during the redesign?

Your existing site stays live the entire time. We build the new one separately, and it only goes live when everything is finished and you've approved it. No downtime, no awkward half-built pages showing up in Google.

Do I need to write all the content myself?

We'll work with you on it. You know your firm and your services better than anyone, but we can shape that information into copy that reads well on the web and is structured for search engines. Think of it as a collaboration, not a homework assignment.

Can I update the site myself after it's built?

We can set that up depending on how you want to manage it. Some folks want to post their own blog updates. Others would rather send us the content and have us handle it. Either way works — we offer hosting and maintenance starting at $50/mo.

Website Redesign · Kilgore, TX

Website Redesign for Accountants in Kilgore

Kilgore has more oil derricks per square block than just about anywhere on earth, and somehow the town's CPA websites look like they were drilled out of the same ground — old, rusty, and not doing much for anybody anymore. If your accounting firm's site isn't bringing in new clients, it's time to rebuild it right.

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Your Website Should Explain What You Actually Do

Here's what's funny about accounting firm websites. They almost always say "tax preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll services" somewhere near the top, and then... nothing. No explanation of what that means for the person reading. No mention of whether you handle small business quarterly filings or individual returns. No indication of whether you do advisory work or just compliance. A potential client in Kilgore — maybe a small business owner near the Kilgore College campus, maybe someone running a service company out on Highway 259 — lands on your site and gets a list of words they already knew before they Googled you.

A good accounting website does the opposite. It walks someone through your services in plain language, shows your team's qualifications without making it read like a résumé, gives people a reason to trust you, and makes it dead obvious how to get in touch. A contact form that actually works. Your phone number where folks can find it. Maybe a section for seasonal tax tips or blog posts that shows you're paying attention to changes in tax law — because your clients sure aren't, and that's literally why they need you.

And the mobile piece matters more than you'd think. A good chunk of the people finding your firm are searching from their phone, probably in a parking lot between errands. If your site doesn't load fast and look right on a small screen, they're gone. They didn't leave because your firm isn't good. They left because your website made it too hard to find out.

A Rebuild That You Actually Own

If your current site is on one of those drag-and-drop platforms, you've probably noticed the limitations. You can't move things where you want them. The fonts are what they are. The contact form does what it does. And you're paying a monthly fee for the privilege of not being able to change any of it. That's a weird deal when you think about it — paying rent on something that frustrates you.

We build from scratch. Custom code, not a theme. Mobile-first design, meaning the phone version isn't an afterthought — it's the starting point. Fast load times because we're not stuffing the page with unnecessary scripts. Clean SEO structure so Google can actually read and index your pages properly. And when it's done, you own it. The code, the design, all of it. You're not stuck with us, and you're not stuck on a platform. That's how it should work.

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want to pair it with proper search engine structure so folks in Kilgore and across Rusk County can actually find you when they search for a CPA, our Website+SEO package starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks. We're a web design company out of Tyler, close enough to meet in person if that's your preference but not so close we'll show up uninvited. Which, for an accountant, is probably the ideal working relationship.