How long does a law firm website redesign take?

A full redesign typically takes about a week. If we're building in SEO structure from the start, it's closer to one to two weeks. Either way, it's not a drawn-out process — we work quickly and keep you in the loop.

Will I be able to update the site myself after it's built?

Yes. We can set it up so you're able to make basic updates — adding a new practice area page, updating attorney bios, that kind of thing. And since you own the code, you're never stuck waiting on a platform's customer support to make a simple change.

I'm on a template platform right now. Can you work with what I have?

We could, but honestly, rebuilding from scratch is almost always the better move for law firms stuck on template platforms. The limitations that are frustrating you now — the ones keeping you from customizing your site — don't go away with patches. A clean rebuild solves them.

Do I need SEO included or is the base redesign enough?

The base redesign at $1,500 includes solid site structure and fast load times, which gives search engines something good to work with. The $3,500 tier adds deeper SEO work — keyword targeting, local search setup, and content structured specifically to rank. For a lawyer trying to reach clients across East Texas, that added investment usually makes sense.

What if I only handle one or two areas of law?

That's fine — and actually makes the site easier to build well. Fewer practice areas means we can go deeper on each one, write better content for those pages, and make the whole site more focused. A clear, focused site often performs better than one trying to cover everything.

Website Redesign · Mount Enterprise, TX

Your Mount Enterprise Law Firm Deserves a Website That Actually Works

A website redesign for a law firm starts at $1,500 — and it's one of the smartest investments a Mount Enterprise attorney can make. Because right now, if your site looks like it was built during a different era of the internet, potential clients are noticing. And they're calling someone else.

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People in Rusk County Are Looking for Lawyers Online

Even in a small community like Mount Enterprise, folks don't just drive down the road and walk into a law office anymore. They search on their phone first. They look at your website before they ever pick up the phone.

So what happens when they land on a site that loads slowly, looks weird on a phone screen, and doesn't clearly explain what kind of law you practice? They leave. They don't send an email. They don't bookmark it for later. They just go find another attorney whose site actually gave them the information they needed.

That's not a guess — that's just how people behave online. And it should frustrate you, because you're good at what you do. The problem isn't your legal work. It's your website getting in the way of it.

What a Law Firm Website Actually Needs

A lawyer's site has a specific job. It needs to explain your practice areas in plain language — not legalese, not vague descriptions, but clear answers to the questions people are actually asking. Family law? Real estate closings? Criminal defense? Say it upfront.

It needs attorney bios that build trust. Credentials, background, maybe a photo that doesn't look like it was taken in 1997. A contact form that makes it easy to request a consultation without jumping through hoops. And if you've got testimonials from past clients, those should be visible — not buried somewhere nobody will find them.

None of this is complicated. But if your current site was built on a template platform you can barely edit, getting any of it right feels impossible. That's the whole frustration — you know what needs to be there, but you can't make it happen with the tools you were sold.

We Build It From Scratch. You Own the Code.

Here's what a redesign looks like: we take your existing site — or whatever's left of it — and rebuild it with a mobile-first approach, fast load times, proper SEO structure, and a real call-to-action that drives consultation requests. Not a template. Not a drag-and-drop builder that locks you into monthly payments forever.

You get actual code that belongs to you. If you ever want to move it, change hosts, or hand it to another developer — you can. No platform holding your site hostage.

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work built into the project from day one, that's starting at $3,500 over one to two weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month. Straightforward pricing, no tiers with confusing names.

Mount Enterprise Is Small. Your Reach Doesn't Have to Be.

A town of a few hundred people along the country roads of Rusk County might not seem like the place where a website matters much. But your clients aren't only coming from Mount Enterprise. They're in surrounding communities, they're searching from Jacksonville or Henderson, and they're finding attorneys the same way everyone else does now.

A properly built site with good SEO structure shows up for people across East Texas — not just the ones who already know your name. That's the part that matters. The referral still gets them to your door, but the website is what convinces them to walk through it.

If your current site isn't doing that job, it's time to stop tolerating it.