Can I update photos and pricing on my own after the site is built?

Yes. We set it up so you can add new gallery photos and change pricing or service descriptions without needing a developer. If you can post to Instagram, you can update your site.

What online booking system do you use for salons?

It depends on what fits your shop best. We can integrate with tools you already use or set up something new. The goal is a booking flow that's simple for your clients and easy for you to manage on the back end.

Will my site work well on slow rural cell connections?

That's a big part of why we build from scratch instead of using heavy templates. A clean, lightweight site loads fast even on spotty connections — which matters a lot when your clients are out in the country between Arp and Troup.

How do I get my current site content moved over?

Send us whatever you've got — photos, text, your service list. We'll organize it and build the new site around it. If your old content needs freshening up, we'll flag that during the process so you can decide what stays and what gets rewritten.

Do I need the SEO package or is just the website enough?

If most of your clients come from word of mouth and you just need a solid online presence, the website on its own does the job well. If you're trying to pull in new clients searching online — especially from outside Arp — the SEO package helps you show up in those searches consistently.

Website Redesign · Arp, TX

Website Redesign for Salons and Barbers in Arp

Over half your potential clients are looking at your site on their phone right now. If it loads slow, looks dated, or doesn't have a way to book online — they're going somewhere else. A redesign fixes that.

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Your Salon Site Should Be Booking Appointments While You're Cutting Hair

Arp's a small town. Everybody knows somebody who does hair. But new folks moving into Smith County, people driving through from Jacksonville or Tyler — they don't know you yet. They're going to search, find your site, and decide in a few seconds whether to book or keep scrolling.

And if your site was built on one of those template platforms a few years back, it's probably not doing you any favors. Half the time those templates don't resize right on a phone. The booking link is buried. The photos are old. The whole thing just feels like it belongs to a different business.

That's not a reflection of your work. It's just that web standards move fast, and a site from even three or four years ago can feel like it's from another era. A ground-up redesign isn't about making things pretty — it's about making your site actually function like a tool that brings people through your door.

What a Proper Salon Redesign Covers

1. **Online booking that works on any device.** Haircuts, color, nails, whatever you offer — clients pick a service, pick a time, and book. No calling, no DMs, no back-and-forth. This alone changes how your week runs.

2. **A real photo gallery.** Before-and-afters, fresh fades, balayage, nail sets — your work sells itself when people can actually see it. We set this up so you can add new photos yourself without needing to call anyone.

3. **Staff bios and specialties.** People want to know who's going to be in their chair. A short bio, what each stylist or barber focuses on, maybe a photo. It builds trust before they ever walk in.

4. **Service pricing laid out clearly.** Cuts, color, treatments, packages — all easy to find. Folks in Arp and the surrounding area appreciate straightforward pricing. No one wants to guess what something costs.

5. **Fast load times and good SEO bones.** Your site needs to show up when someone searches for a barber near Arp or a salon in Smith County. That starts with clean code, proper page structure, and a site that loads quick on rural cell connections.

You'll Own Your Site — No Platform Lock-In

One thing that matters a lot with a redesign: you should actually own what you're paying for. A lot of salon sites are built on monthly subscription platforms where you're renting space. You can't move it, you can't fully customize it, and if you stop paying, it disappears.

We build your site with code you own. You get the files. You're not locked into a contract or stuck on a platform that limits what you can do. Hosting runs $50/mo, and that includes keeping things updated and running smooth. But the site itself? That's yours.

A full website redesign with booking, gallery, staff pages, and service listings starts at $1,500 and usually takes about a week. If you want to make sure folks searching for salons or barbers around Arp, Troup, or Overton can actually find you, the website plus SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. Either way, you end up with something that works the way your business actually runs — not some generic template with your name swapped in.