Can I keep my current domain name and email when you redesign the site?

Yes — your domain name stays the same. We just point it to the new site once it's ready. If you have email tied to that domain, we'll make sure nothing gets disrupted during the switch.

Will the new site work for customers searching on their phones?

That's the whole point. We build mobile-first, meaning the phone version is designed first and the desktop version expands from there. Every button, every form, every photo is meant to work on a small screen without pinching or zooming.

How do customers request a quote or book a service call through the site?

We build a simple form right into the site — usually on the homepage and on a dedicated contact page. Customers fill in their name, number, what they need, and it comes straight to you via email or text. No apps to install, no third-party scheduling tools unless you want one.

What if I add new services later — can I update the site myself?

We can set it up so you're able to make basic content changes yourself. But if you'd rather just send us what you need changed, we handle that too. Either way, you're not stuck waiting weeks for a simple update.

Do you help with showing up in Google search results for Whitehouse and nearby areas?

The site is built with solid SEO structure from the start — proper page titles, service descriptions, location info, fast load times. That gives you a strong foundation. For ongoing SEO work and paid ads targeting Whitehouse, Tyler, and surrounding areas, we offer a monthly plan starting at $750.

Website Redesign · Whitehouse, TX

Website Redesign for Home Services in Whitehouse

Most home service companies in Whitehouse are running circles around their websites. You're out there doing great work — HVAC installs, plumbing repairs, lawn care that actually looks good — and your website is just sitting there like a bad first impression. Time to fix that.

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Your Website Is Losing Jobs You Don't Even Know About

I'm going to say something that might sting a little: if you're a home services company in Whitehouse and your website hasn't been touched in three or four years, people are passing you over. Not because your work is bad. Because your site makes them nervous.

Think about what happens when somebody's AC goes out on a Tuesday night near Oak Park. They grab their phone. They search. They tap on a few results. And within about five seconds they've decided whether they trust you or not — based entirely on how your site looks and feels on that phone screen. If it loads slow, if the text is tiny, if they can't find a number to call or a way to request service without scrolling forever? They're gone. They found somebody else. You never had a shot.

That's the real cost here. It's not just that your site looks dated. It's that it's actively filtering out the people who would've hired you. Whitehouse is growing — new subdivisions, families moving in from Tyler for the schools, folks settling into that stretch between 110 and Old Jacksonville Highway. These are people who don't have a go-to plumber or electrician yet. They're choosing based on what they see online. And right now, a lot of home service sites in this area are built on template platforms that looked fine in 2019 but feel clunky today. You can't move things around. You can't add a proper quote request form. Half the pages don't even resize right on a phone. That's not a minor annoyance — that's a broken sales tool.

What a Redesign Actually Looks Like for a Home Services Site

So here's what I'd build for you. A website that does three jobs: shows what you do, proves you're legit, and makes it stupid easy to book or request a quote. That's it. But doing those three things well takes some real thought.

First — your services need to be laid out clearly. Not a wall of text. Each service gets its own section with a real description. Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, whatever you do. If someone lands on your site looking for drain cleaning, they should find it in two taps. Same for emergency services — if you offer same-day or after-hours calls in the Whitehouse and greater Smith County area, that needs to be obvious and up front, not buried in a paragraph somewhere. Response times matter to people in a panic.

Second — photos of actual finished work. Before and afters. Clean installs. Happy results. This stuff builds trust faster than any paragraph I could write for you. And we'll set the site up so you can add new photos easily as you complete jobs.

Third — a quote request or booking form that actually works. Name, number, what they need, when they need it. Done. It goes straight to your phone or email. No friction.

The whole site gets built mobile-first because that's how your customers are finding you. Fast loading. Clean SEO structure so Google actually knows what you do and where you do it. And you own the code — no monthly platform fees, no getting locked into some website builder where you can't leave without starting over. A full website redesign like this starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want ongoing SEO and ad management to keep leads coming in after launch, that's available starting at $750 a month. But the site itself is yours, free and clear.