Can you rebuild my site without losing my current Google ranking?

Yes. We set up proper redirects so any pages that already rank don't lose their position. If your current URL structure makes sense, we keep it. If it doesn't, we redirect the old URLs to the new ones so Google follows along without dropping you.

I already have photos of my work — can you use those?

Send us whatever you've got. Phone photos are fine as long as they're reasonably clear. We'll resize and format everything so it loads fast without looking blurry. If you need new photos taken down the road, the site will be set up so you can add them yourself.

Do I need a separate page for every single service I offer?

Not necessarily. If you offer 30 minor services, we'd group related ones together in a way that makes sense to both customers and search engines. But your main service categories — the things people actually search for — should each have their own page. That's how you show up in those searches.

What happens to my site if I stop working with you?

You own it. The code, the design, the content — all yours. We can transfer hosting to you or wherever you want. There's no contract trapping you into staying. If you leave, you take everything with you.

How do customers request a quote on the new site?

We build a simple form that asks for the basics — name, phone number, type of service, and a short description of the problem. Submissions go straight to your email or phone as a notification. The whole thing takes about 30 seconds for a customer to fill out on their phone.

Website Redesign · Henderson, TX

Your Henderson home services website isn't pulling its weight

You already tried fixing it. Maybe you paid someone on a freelance site to update the colors, or you spent a weekend wrestling with your website builder's drag-and-drop editor trying to make it look less like 2018. And it still doesn't work — phones cut off half the page, your service list is a mess, and the quote request form might as well not exist.

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The real problem isn't cosmetic

Patching an old site is like caulking around a window that's rotted through the frame. You can keep sealing the edges, but the structure underneath is the issue. And that's what's happening with most home service websites in Henderson and across Rusk County right now — the bones are wrong.

Your customers are searching on their phones. They're sitting in their kitchen with a leaking faucet or a busted AC unit, and they're Googling. They land on your site and it loads slow, the text is tiny, the menu doesn't work right, and they can't figure out how to call you or request a quote without pinching and zooming around. So they leave. They go to the next result. That job is gone before you ever knew about it.

And it's not your fault for not knowing this. You're running a business — you're on job sites, managing crews, handling calls. Nobody expects you to keep up with how Google ranks pages or what mobile-first indexing means. But your website has to keep up with it whether you're watching or not. That's the frustrating part. You did the right thing by getting a site built. It just didn't age well, and now it's working against you.

What a proper rebuild actually includes

This isn't a reskin. We tear it down and build new. Here's what that looks like for a home services company:

1. **Service pages that make sense.** Each service you offer — plumbing, electrical, HVAC, lawn care, whatever your trade — gets its own page with a real description, not just a bullet point buried in a paragraph. When someone searches "AC repair Henderson TX," you want a page that answers that search directly.

2. **A quote request or booking form that's actually easy to use.** One page, a few fields, done. Name, number, what they need, when they need it. It works on a phone screen without any fuss. And you get notified immediately so you can respond fast — because in home services, the first company to call back usually gets the job.

3. **Photos of your actual work.** Before and after shots, finished projects, your truck, your crew. People want to see that you're real and local and that you do good work. We'll set the site up so adding new photos later is dead easy for you.

4. **Service area and emergency info up front.** You cover Henderson, Overton, Joinerville, Tatum — whatever your range is. That needs to be clear. And if you handle emergency calls, that phone number should be impossible to miss.

5. **Fast load times and proper SEO structure.** The code is clean, the images are sized right, and the page titles and descriptions are written so Google actually knows what you do and where you do it. No bloated page builders dragging everything down.

What this costs and how long it takes

A full website rebuild for a home services company starts at $1,500 and typically takes about a week. That gets you a custom-built site — not a template with your logo dropped in. You own the code. You're not locked into a monthly platform fee just to keep your site online.

If you want search engine work done alongside the build — targeting service-specific searches in Henderson and surrounding areas in Rusk County — that starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month, which covers keeping everything live, secure, and backed up.

We're a web design company out of Tyler, about 45 minutes west on 64. Close enough to meet in person if you want, but most of this happens over the phone and email. You talk to the person doing the work. No runaround.