Do you work with HVAC companies specifically?

We build sites for all kinds of local businesses, and HVAC has specific needs — emergency service callouts, seasonal offers, maintenance plans, quick quote forms. We know what belongs on an HVAC site and how to structure it so it actually works.

How long does a redesign take?

A full website is typically about a week. If you add SEO work, figure one to two weeks. We don't stretch projects out — once we have your content and direction, we build.

What happens to my old site?

Once the new one is live and you're happy with it, the old one gets replaced. If you're on a template platform, you can cancel that subscription. No overlap, no confusion.

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

Yes. We can set it up so you can make basic content changes — updating seasonal specials, adjusting service area info, that sort of thing. For bigger changes, we're a phone call away.

Will the new site show up on Google for Yantis searches?

The redesign itself includes solid structure and fast loading, which helps. If you want active SEO — targeting specific search terms, building local visibility — that's the Website+SEO tier starting at $3,500, or ongoing SEO+Ads management at $750 a month.

Website Redesign · Yantis, TX

HVAC Website Redesign in Yantis, TX

Your HVAC website is supposed to bring in calls. If it's not doing that — and you probably already suspect it isn't — the site itself is the problem. A redesign built around how people actually find and hire HVAC companies in a town like Yantis can fix that.

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$1,500 to Stop Wondering

That's what a full website redesign starts at. Fifteen hundred dollars. For context, one emergency AC call on a July afternoon out near Lake Fork probably bills close to that.

So here's the math that matters: how many jobs did your current site not get you this year? You don't know. Nobody does, because bad websites fail silently. No error message. No angry customer calling to complain. Just... nothing. Folks search for HVAC in Yantis, they find you or they don't, and if your site loads slow or looks wrong on a phone, they tap the next result without a second thought.

The wry part is that most HVAC companies already know this. They've stared at their own site on their phone and thought, "yeah, that's not great." And then they got busy with actual HVAC work because that's the real job. Fair enough.

What's Actually Wrong

Template platforms are the usual culprit. You signed up for one years ago, picked a layout, dropped in your info, and moved on. It worked fine at the time.

But now half your visitors — sometimes more — are on phones. That template wasn't built for that. Your maintenance plan info is buried somewhere nobody scrolls to. Your emergency number isn't obvious. And your quote request form, if you even have one, asks for too much or too little. The site doesn't reflect how your business actually operates in 2026. It reflects how website builders worked in whatever year you set it up.

A redesign means starting over with what matters now: fast load times, mobile-first layout, your emergency availability right where people can see it, and a quote form that actually gets used. Seasonal specials and maintenance plan details go where they belong instead of on some forgotten subpage.

You Own It When It's Done

One thing that bugs folks about those template platforms — you're renting. You can't move your site. You can't really customize it past a point. You're paying monthly for the privilege of being stuck.

We build sites you own. The code is yours. Hosting starts at $50 a month, and if you ever want to take your site somewhere else, go ahead. No lockdown, no hostage situation with your own business's web presence.

And if you want search traffic — not just a pretty site but one that actually shows up when someone in Wood County types "AC repair near me" — a Website+SEO package starts at $3,500. That includes the redesign plus the structure and content work that gives Google something to actually rank.

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We're a web design company in Tyler. Yantis is a small town and that's fine — small towns still have hot summers and furnaces that quit in February. HVAC doesn't care about population.

What a redesign looks like from your end: you tell us what services you run, what areas you cover, what you want people to do when they land on your site. We build it. Usually about a week for a full site. You review it, we adjust, it goes live. Your old site goes away and nobody misses it.

If you want to talk about what that looks like for your specific setup, that's a conversation, not a commitment.