Can you add a quote request form that covers multiple insurance types?

Yes. We can set up a form that lets visitors pick what kind of quote they want — auto, home, life, renters, whatever you offer — and sends you their info so you can follow up directly. It stays simple on the visitor's end but gives you everything you need to start the conversation.

I'm on a platform right now and I'm not sure I can move my content. Is that a problem?

Not at all. We rebuild from scratch, so we don't need to migrate anything from your old platform. We'll pull the content that's worth keeping, rewrite what needs rewriting, and build the new site on clean code that you own outright. When it's done, you're not locked into anything.

How do you handle the different coverage pages — do I get a separate page for each type?

That's usually the best approach. Each coverage type gets its own page with a clear description and a way to request a quote. It's better for your visitors and better for search engines. Someone Googling 'home insurance Hawkins TX' is more likely to land on a dedicated page than a catch-all list.

Will my site show up in searches for insurance in Hawkins and nearby areas?

The redesign includes a solid SEO foundation — proper page titles, headings, fast load times, and a structure that search engines can read. If you want ongoing SEO work and ad management to push your visibility harder, that's a separate service starting at $750 a month.

What if I need to update my coverage offerings or add a new insurance product later?

Because you own the code, updates are straightforward. Need a new page for a product you just started offering? Need to tweak your quote form? We can make those changes quickly without rebuilding anything or fighting a template system.

Website Redesign · Hawkins, TX

Website Redesign for Insurance Agents in Hawkins, TX

You're paying for a website every month. And every month, it sits there doing roughly nothing while potential policyholders drive past your office and Google someone else. For what a full redesign actually costs — starting at $1,500 — it's wild that anyone lets a bad site hang around this long.

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Your Website Has One Job and It's Failing

An insurance agent's website needs to do a very short list of things. Show people what you cover. Let them request a quote without picking up the phone. Make it dead obvious how to schedule an appointment or walk into your office. That's it.

So why do most insurance sites make this so hard? Half of them are built on template platforms that looked fine in 2019 and now load like they're running on dial-up. The quote form — if there even is one — asks for seventeen fields before someone can find out what home coverage costs. And on a phone? Good luck. Buttons overlap, text runs off the screen, and the whole thing feels like a chore.

Folks in Hawkins aren't going to fight your website. They'll just call the next agent in their search results.

What an Insurance Site Actually Needs

A clean breakdown of your coverage types — auto, home, life, commercial, whatever you write. Not a wall of text. Short descriptions, maybe a page each, written so a normal person understands what they're buying.

A quote request form that's fast and painless. Name, contact info, what kind of coverage, done. You follow up personally. That's how independent agents win — by being a real person. Your site should get out of the way and let that happen.

And testimonials. If you've got clients who saved money switching to you or got better coverage than their last provider offered, those stories belong on your homepage. Not buried in a Google review somewhere. Right there, front of the site, doing work for you while you're out writing policies.

Mobile-First, Because Your Clients Are on Their Phones

More than half the people who'll ever visit your site are doing it from a phone. That's not a guess — that's just how internet traffic works now, and it's been trending that direction for years. In a town the size of Hawkins, people are searching on the go. Sitting in the school pickup line at Hawkins ISD, scrolling through their phone, wondering if they're overpaying on auto insurance.

If your site doesn't work perfectly on a small screen, you're invisible to those people. We build mobile-first, which means the phone version isn't an afterthought — it's the starting point. Fast loading, easy to tap, easy to read. The desktop version looks great too, but the phone comes first because that's where the traffic is.

What This Costs and What You Get

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. You get a site built from scratch — not a reshuffled template — with clean code you actually own. No platform lock-in. No monthly subscription to some website builder that holds your content hostage if you ever want to leave.

If you want search visibility on top of the redesign, our Website+SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. That includes the site build plus the SEO structure to help you show up when someone in Wood County searches for insurance. Hosting runs $50 a month after that.

For a small-town insurance agent, this isn't a massive expense. It's less than one decent policy. And unlike that old site collecting dust, a good one actually brings people through the door.