Your site was fine in 2019. It is costing you leads now.
A redesign that keeps your domain, your history, and anything that already ranks, and replaces the dated, slow, or template-bound parts with a fast custom build that earns the call.
Get an honest teardown of what your site is costing you.
What a redesign includes.
An honest teardown first
Before anything gets rebuilt, you get a straight assessment: what the current site does well, where it leaks leads, and what is worth keeping. Sometimes the answer is a partial fix, and I will say so.
Rankings preserved
Pages that already rank keep their URLs or get properly redirected. A redesign should build on the SEO equity you have, not torch it, which is the classic redesign mistake.
Speed as a feature
Old template sites drag around plugins and page builder bloat. The rebuild is hand-coded and lean, which customers feel and Google measures.
A design that matches your work today
Businesses outgrow their websites. The redesign catches the site up to the operation you actually run now, with current photos, current services, and current prices.
How a project runs, start to finish.
The same five steps every time. You always know where things stand and what happens next.
Quick call
You tell me what the business does and what is broken. Fifteen minutes, no pitch deck.
Flat quote
One number, up front, before any work starts. No hourly meter, no surprise invoices.
Intake
A short form collects your photos, your services, and your voice, in about twenty minutes.
The build
Most projects land in about a week, and you see progress along the way, not just at the end.
Launch and verify
Live checks on real phones, search console submitted, and you own everything: code, domain, content.
What it costs, said out loud.
A full revamp is the same $1,500 flat as a new build, or $0 down and $150 a month on a 12-month term with the site fully yours at the end. One number up front, always.
Curious how this compares to the market? Read what a website costs in South Florida, with real numbers.
Questions about website redesign.
Not if it is done right. Existing URLs are kept or redirected one to one, titles and content that rank are preserved, and the new site is verified in Search Console at launch. Rankings usually improve because the site gets faster and cleaner.
Yes. The domain, the email, and anything else that works stays exactly where it is. Only the site itself changes.
Not really. I rebuild from what exists, regardless of platform, and you end up with a site that does not need plugin updates every week to stay standing.
The old site stays live while the new one is built. The swap itself takes minutes, not days, and it happens when you say go.
Send it through the free review. Sometimes the honest answer is a short list of fixes rather than $1,500, and I would rather tell you that than sell you a rebuild you did not need.
They are kept where they can be and redirected one to one where they cannot, then verified in Search Console at launch. That step is the one most redesigns skip, and skipping it is the single most common reason a business loses traffic right after a relaunch.
Noticeably. A rebuild drops the plugin and page-builder weight most existing sites are carrying, and speed shows up twice: in rankings, and in the customers who used to leave before the page finished loading.
$1,500 flat, the same as a new build, or $0 down and $150 a month on a 12-month term. If your existing copy is solid and only needs a new frame, it comes in lighter.
Yes, where the resolution holds up. I will also tell you honestly which ones are helping and which are quietly making the business look smaller than it is.
Website redesign across South Florida.
Every build is remote, so the same work ships to every town below. Pick yours to see how I approach your market.
Miami-Dade County 50 towns served
- Allapattah
- Aventura
- Brickell
- Brownsville
- Coconut Grove
- Country Walk
- Cutler Bay
- Downtown Miami
- Florida City
- Fountainebleau
- Goulds
- Hialeah Gardens
- Homestead
- Kendale Lakes
- Key Biscayne
- Leisure City
- Liberty City
- Little Haiti
- Little Havana
- Medley
- Miami Gardens
- Miami Lakes
- Miami Shores
- Midtown Miami
- Naranja
- North Miami
- North Miami Beach
- Opa-locka
- Palmetto Bay
- Perrine
- Pinecrest
- Princeton
- Redland
- Richmond Heights
- Richmond West
- South Miami
- South Miami Heights
- Sunny Isles Beach
- Sweetwater
- Tamiami
- The Hammocks
- West Little River
- Westchester
- Wynwood
Broward County 25 towns served
Palm Beach County 18 towns served
Also serving the Upper Keys and Southwest Florida, and since the work is remote, businesses anywhere in the country.
What owners say once the site is live.
Aiden built the whole website for my mobile truck repair business in South Florida and set up the SEO behind it. Just under 2 months in and I'm already getting calls from people finding us on Google. He put all our rates and service areas right on the site and handled everything himself, start to finish. Highly recommend if you run a business and need to actually get found.
I am so grateful for Cross Designs! I needed two websites built in a short amount of time, and Aiden delivered. He went above and beyond to ensure my vision for each came to life, and he guided me through website design choices, email capture and domain name ideas. I highly recommend for anyone looking for a professional that has a consultative and personalized approach to building your dream website.
Both are published word for word on the reviews page, and the builds behind them are on the work page.
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