Do you work with home services businesses in Chandler specifically?

Yes. We're a Tyler-based company and Chandler is well within our service area. We know the Henderson County market and how folks in small East Texas towns search for services — that matters when building a site that actually reaches local customers.

What happens to my current website content during a redesign?

We'll look at what you've got and keep anything that's working — service descriptions, photos, testimonials. But most of it gets rewritten and restructured. A redesign isn't a facelift. It's a new site built around how people actually use home services websites today.

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

You own the code, so yes. We can set it up so basic text and photo changes are straightforward. If you want us to handle updates, that's part of the hosting plan. Either way, you're never locked out of your own website.

How do you handle service area pages for a business that covers multiple towns?

Each town or area you serve can get its own page with local relevance. That helps with search rankings and makes it clear to customers in places like Brownsboro, Murchison, or Tool that you actually work in their area. We build those into the site structure from the start.

Will the new site work for emergency service calls?

If you offer emergency services, we make the phone number and a quick contact option impossible to miss — especially on mobile. Someone with a burst pipe at midnight isn't going to browse your site. They need a number and they need it fast. We design for that.

Website Redesign · Chandler, TX

Website Redesign for Home Services in Chandler

If you run a home services business in Chandler and your website hasn't been touched in a few years, it's working against you right now. We rebuild sites from scratch — mobile-first, fast, and built to actually get you booked. You own the code when we're done.

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Your Website Isn't Matching the Work You Actually Do

Home services in a town like Chandler run on trust. Folks drive past your truck on Main Street. They see your crew at the Community Park pavilion job. They hear your name at the Friday night football game over at the ISD campus. And then they Google you — because that's what people do now, even when they already know your name — and they land on a website that looks nothing like the business you've built.

That's the part that should make you mad. You're doing good work. Showing up on time. Finishing jobs clean. And your website — the thing most new customers see before they ever call — is some half-broken template page that barely loads on a phone. Half your traffic is mobile. Probably more than half. And if your site pinches and zooms like it's 2015, people just leave. They don't think "oh, bad website but probably a great plumber." They just tap the next result. You already know this in your gut.

The other thing that kills home services sites is structure. Or the lack of it. If someone needs emergency plumbing or wants an HVAC quote or is looking for fence repair — they need to find that service in about two seconds. Not dig through a wall of text on a single "Services" page. Each service category needs its own section with a real description, photos of finished work, and a clear way to request a quote or book a call. That's not fancy design talk. That's just making it easy for people to hire you.

What a Rebuild Actually Looks Like — And What It Costs

We don't patch old sites. If your current website was built on one of those drag-and-drop platforms, there's a ceiling on what it can do and you've already hit it. A redesign means starting from a blank page and building something that works the way a home services site needs to work in 2026: fast load times, proper SEO structure so Google actually indexes your service pages, real photos of your jobs front and visible, service area info for Henderson County and the surrounding towns, and a quote request form that's short enough people actually fill it out.

We build in response time info for emergency services if that applies to you. We make your service categories distinct and easy to scan. And we hand you the code at the end — no monthly platform fees just to keep your own site alive, no login to somebody else's system where they control your content.

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want proper search engine structure baked in from day one — title tags, meta descriptions, local schema markup for Chandler and your service radius — that's the Website+SEO package starting at $3,500, usually done in one to two weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month after that. And if you need a new logo to go with the new site, that's $500.

But the real number that matters is the one you're losing right now by running a site that doesn't convert. We're not going to make up a dollar figure for that — you know your average job ticket better than we do. Think about how many calls per month a working website should generate, and you'll feel the gap yourself.