Can you add a quote request form for multiple coverage types?

Yes. We can set up forms for auto, home, life, and any other lines you write. Each form captures the right info for that coverage type so you're not sorting through irrelevant fields. Everything goes straight to your email or wherever you want it.

Will my site work well on slow rural internet connections?

That's one of the main things we build around. A lot of folks in Wells and the surrounding area aren't on fiber — they're on DSL or mobile data. We keep file sizes small, skip the unnecessary animations, and make sure pages load fast regardless of connection speed.

What happens to my current site while you're building the new one?

Nothing changes until the new site is ready. Your existing site stays live the entire time. Once the rebuild is done and you've approved everything, we swap it over. No downtime, no awkward in-between phase.

Can clients leave testimonials or reviews through the site?

We can build in a testimonial section that you control — you pick which reviews to display. We can also link to your Google Business profile if you want to drive reviews there. Either way, social proof is a big deal for insurance agents and it'll be part of the design.

I'm locked into a platform right now. Can you still help?

That's actually one of the most common reasons people come to us for a redesign. We build your new site independently of whatever platform you're on now. Once it's ready, you point your domain to the new hosting and you're done with the old platform for good.

Website Redesign · Wells, TX

Website Redesign for Insurance Agents in Wells

Wells is the kind of place where an insurance agent's reputation still carries real weight — people trust you because they know you from church, from the feed store, from twenty years of showing up. But when somebody new moves out near the ranch lands or a younger family member takes over a policy, the first thing they do is look you up online. And what they find there matters more than it should.

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Your Current Site Is Working Against You

Here's what's frustrating. You've been writing policies in Cherokee County for years. You know your coverages inside and out — auto, home, life, farm and ranch, all of it. You answer your phone. You show up when somebody has a claim. And yet your website — the thing that's supposed to represent all of that — looks like it was thrown together in an afternoon and hasn't been touched since.

Maybe it's on one of those template platforms where you picked a theme and dropped in your logo and phone number. Maybe somebody set it up for you and you've never been able to change anything without calling them. Either way, it's not doing what it should. Half the people visiting are on their phones, and if the site doesn't load right or the text is too small to read, they leave. They don't call. They don't request a quote. They just go find another agent who looks more put together online. That's not a reflection of your work — it's a reflection of a bad website. And it should make you angry.

The quote request form alone is a big deal for insurance agents. If someone's comparing rates on auto or homeowners coverage at 9 PM, they're not going to wait until your office opens. They want to punch in their info and hear back. If your site doesn't have that — or if it has some clunky form that barely works on a phone — you're invisible to that person. Same goes for the basics: what types of coverage you offer, how to schedule an appointment, what your actual clients think about working with you. If that stuff isn't easy to find in about ten seconds, the visit is wasted.

What a Rebuild Actually Looks Like

We're a web design shop out of Tyler, and we build sites from scratch — no templates, no website builders, no platforms you're locked into. When we say redesign, we mean we take your old site, figure out what it should actually be doing for your agency, and build something new that does it.

For an insurance agent in Wells, that means a site built mobile-first, because that's how most people are going to see it. It means pages that load fast even on rural connections. It means a clear layout showing your coverage types — auto, home, life, commercial, whatever you write — with a quote request form that's simple and works on any device. Appointment scheduling, your office hours and phone number where people can actually find them, and a place for client testimonials so folks can see that real people trust you with their coverage. We also set up the SEO structure so that when someone in Cherokee County searches for insurance, your name has a real shot at showing up.

And you own the code. That part matters. You're not renting space on somebody else's platform where they can raise prices or shut down or change the rules. It's your site, on your hosting, and you can take it wherever you want. A full website redesign like this starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want the SEO dialed in from day one so you're showing up in local searches, that starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks. Hosting is $50 a month — straightforward, no surprises.

You didn't get into insurance to fiddle with websites. But your website is still part of how people decide whether to trust you with their coverage. It should at least keep up with the work you're already doing in person.