Website redesign services
Your current site is probably not worthless. It holds content you paid for, a brand people recognize, addresses other sites link to, and search history you would rather not throw away. A redesign keeps what earns its place and rebuilds what is holding the business back. Based in Ephrata, PA, we build websites for businesses across Lancaster County and the rest of the U.S.
A surface refresh changes colors and fonts and leaves the same problems underneath. A redesign changes the structure of the site, the visual system, how it behaves on a phone, the order information is presented, and the paths that lead someone to contact you — while retaining the strongest parts of what you already have.
In practice that means we start by reading your current site properly: what it says, what people click, which pages bring visitors in. Those keep their place. Everything else is open to being rebuilt.
If you have no website yet, if it needs a brand built from nothing, or if what you actually need is custom business software, a redesign package is the wrong tool. Say so and we will point you at the tiered website packages or scope the extra work properly instead.
The packages
A redesign can cost less than a new build when your content, brand and structure are already in place — and more when the current site has to be untangled first. Every redesign is quoted separately after we review your current site, in writing. One free design preview. Additional previews are $150 each.
Redesign 01
Priced from your current site and confirmed in writing before work begins.
Matches Tier 1 — Starter Website
A one-page site, or a homepage that has to carry the whole business on its own.
Redesign 02
Most commonPriced from your current site and confirmed in writing before work begins.
Matches Tier 2 — Business Website
A multi-page site that has grown awkward — dated design, confusing menu, few inquiries.
Redesign 03
Priced from your current site and confirmed in writing before work begins.
Matches Tier 3 — Enterprise Business Website
A site that sells or takes bookings, where the money path itself needs rebuilding.
Anything on this list is quoted with you before work begins, never added quietly to an invoice.
01
A site built years ago describes a business that has since changed. The redesign aligns the look, the language and the services on the page with the company you actually run now, so the first impression stops working against you.
02
Most visitors arrive on a small screen. Rather than shrinking the desktop layout, each page is laid out again for a thumb: readable type, stacked sections, tap targets large enough to hit, and no sideways scrolling.
03
Menus grow by accretion. We reduce them to the routes people actually use, name them in plain words, and give every page one obvious next step instead of six competing ones.
04
Oversized images, dead plugins and duplicated scripts get cleared out. The rebuilt pages are lean by construction, which also makes them easier for you to edit later without breaking a layout.
05
If the point of the site is a phone call, a form or a quote request, that action belongs in the header, in the page body and at the end of every page — not buried in a footer.
06
Real heading structure, labeled form fields, visible keyboard focus, sensible color contrast and meaningful alt text. It helps every visitor, not only those using assistive technology.
SEO-aware migration
The most expensive redesign mistake is launching a better-looking site that quietly breaks every address people relied on. These are redesign SEO foundations, not an ongoing search campaign — and nobody can guarantee rankings. What these steps do is remove the avoidable damage.
Current URLs, page titles, meta descriptions and the pages that already attract visitors are documented up front, so nothing valuable disappears quietly.
Where a page keeps its purpose, it keeps its address. Fewer changed URLs means fewer things that can go wrong.
Every changed address gets a permanent 301 redirect to its closest equivalent, so old links and bookmarks still land somewhere useful.
Titles and descriptions that still describe the page are kept, canonical tags point each page at itself, and duplicate paths are resolved rather than left competing.
Where you supply access to your existing analytics, the same property continues after launch so you can compare before and after honestly.
Internal links, redirects and crawlable navigation are checked once the site is live, not assumed.
One free design preview. Additional previews are $150 each. Review the direction before committing.
Send your current website and tell us what needs to improve. We review its structure, content, and clearest opportunity before beginning.
One free design preview. Additional previews are $150 each. Review your direction on any device.
Choose the direction that best fits your business. We confirm the package, included pages, fixed price, and project schedule in writing.
We rebuild the remaining pages, migrate approved content, preserve important URLs, test every screen, and coordinate the website launch with you.
Common questions
If your question is not here, ask it directly. A short reply with a real answer is faster than reading around the subject.
Ask about your siteFree design preview
Tell us your website URL and what the redesign needs to achieve. One free design preview. Additional previews are $150 each.
Three packages, rebuilt around the content and brand you already own. Because every existing site is different, a redesign can land below the cost of a new build or above it — so we quote yours in writing after looking at it, and anything beyond the package scope is priced with you first.
Would rather talk it through? Call 717-551-0218.
