Can you redesign my site if it's on Wix or Squarespace right now?

Yes. We'll build the new site from scratch on a clean codebase. Your old platform doesn't matter — we're not migrating it, we're replacing it. You'll own the result and won't be tied to any subscription platform going forward.

How do you handle service area pages for home services companies?

Each area you serve can get its own page or section, written specifically for that location. This helps with local search and makes it clear to customers in places like New Chapel Hill, Troup, or Bullard that you actually work in their area. Vague "we serve East Texas" language doesn't cut it.

Will the new site work for emergency service calls?

That's a priority for home services. Your phone number will be tappable on every page, and the quote or booking form will be easy to reach without digging through menus. When someone's got a burst pipe at 10 PM, the site needs to get out of the way and connect them to you fast.

What if I don't have professional photos of my work yet?

Start taking them. Even phone photos of finished jobs work well when they're honest and well-lit. We can build the gallery section so you can add to it over time. A site with three real photos beats one with twenty generic images every time.

Do I need the SEO package or is the basic redesign enough?

The basic redesign includes clean structure that search engines can read properly. The SEO package adds keyword research, local search setup, and content written to rank for specific services in your area. If most of your work comes from people searching Google, the SEO package pays for itself faster.

Website Redesign · New Chapel Hill, TX

Website Redesign for Home Services in New Chapel Hill

You probably already tried fixing your website once. Maybe twice. A template builder, a DIY drag-and-drop thing, possibly a friend who "knows computers." And now you've got something that technically exists on the internet but isn't actually doing anything for your business.

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Why the Last Version Didn't Work

Most home services websites in small towns like New Chapel Hill get built the same way: someone picks a template, drops in a phone number and a stock description of services, and calls it done. It looks fine on the laptop where it was built. Then a homeowner in Smith County pulls it up on their phone while their water heater is leaking, and half the page is cut off or the text is so small they can't read it.

The irony is that the people most likely to need you — folks with an urgent plumbing issue, a busted AC unit, a fence that came down in last night's storm — are searching from their phones. If your site doesn't load fast and look right on a five-inch screen, they're gone. They didn't leave because your work is bad. They left because your website made them feel like it might be.

And that's the quiet part about a bad website. It doesn't announce itself. Nobody calls to tell you they almost hired you but your site put them off. You just never hear from them at all.

What a Redesign Actually Fixes

When we say redesign, we mean tearing it down to the studs and rebuilding with purpose. Here's what that looks like for a home services company:

1. **Service pages that actually explain what you do.** Each service gets its own section with real descriptions — not a bullet list that says "plumbing" and leaves it at that. Customers want to know if you handle slab leaks or just faucet replacements. Spell it out.

2. **A quote request or booking form that works.** Not buried in a menu somewhere. Right there, visible, easy to fill out on a phone with one thumb. Name, number, what they need, done. For emergency services, your phone number should be tappable from any page.

3. **Photos of finished work front and visible.** A before-and-after gallery of actual jobs does more convincing than any paragraph of copy. Folks in New Chapel Hill and the surrounding area want to see the quality before they call.

4. **Your service area, stated plainly.** Do you cover New Chapel Hill, Troup, Whitehouse, all of Smith County? Say so. Include response times if you offer emergency work. That one detail can be the reason someone picks you over a competitor in Tyler proper.

5. **Mobile-first construction.** The site gets designed for phones first, then scaled up to desktop. Not the other way around. This is how it should've been built the first time.

Pricing and What You Walk Away With

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a custom-built site — not a template with your logo swapped in. You own every line of code. No monthly platform fees to some website builder company, no restrictions on what you can change later.

If you want search visibility baked in from day one — proper page titles, local keywords for East Texas, your Google Business profile tied in correctly — the Website+SEO package starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks. For a home services company that depends on local search traffic, that's the one worth looking at.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers keeping things fast, secure, and updated. You're not locked into anything long-term. The site is yours either way.

New Chapel Hill is a small community. About 850 folks, give or take. But the people there still need roofs fixed and yards maintained and HVAC systems that work in August. A website that actually functions means they find you instead of scrolling past.