Service

You already have a site. It just isn't working.

A redesign is the right answer when the bones are sound and the problem is speed, structure and what the site actually says. Everything you have already earned in Google comes with you, because every old address is mapped to its new one before launch.

Every old URL redirected, rankings kept
Your existing site stays live until launch
Two rounds of feedback

Or message on WhatsApp

What a redesign fixes

Graded the way you would grade a periodic inspection.

C1 Nothing above the fold tells anyone what you do A stock photo and a slogan. No service, no area, no scheme, no phone number. Danger present

C1 The phone number is not tappable Or it is an image, or it is three scrolls down. Most electrical enquiries are urgent and one-handed. Danger present

C2 Every service crammed onto one page Rewires, EICRs, EV chargers and fault finding sharing one URL, ranking for none of them. Potentially dangerous

C2 No structured data at all Search engines and AI assistants have to guess what your business is. They usually guess wrong. Potentially dangerous

C3 Built on a page builder that cannot be made fast Plugin bloat, render-blocking scripts, a four second load on 4G. Improvement recommended

How a redesign runs

We audit before we quote

What ranks, what converts, what is broken. If a rebuild is genuinely the better answer, we will say so rather than sell you the cheaper job.

The old site stays up

Nothing goes dark. Your existing site keeps taking enquiries until the day the new one replaces it.

Redirects mapped page by page

Every old URL points at its closest new equivalent. This is the step that decides whether rankings survive, and it is the step most often skipped.

Branding carried across

If you have van livery and a logo, the site matches them. A customer who saw the van should recognise the website.

How it works

Four steps, 14 days, two rounds of feedback. It starts with a message or an email, not a booked call.

Step 1 · Day 0

Send us your brief

WhatsApp or email, whichever suits you. What you are registered for, which jobs pay best, where you travel and what software you run. No call to book, no diary to juggle.

Step 2 · Days 1 to 10

We design and build it

Design and build happen together, so you review a real working site rather than a flat mock-up you have to imagine.

Step 3 · Two rounds

You review, we refine

Every site gets two full rounds of feedback. You read the copy, use the site, and tell us what to change. Twice, not once.

Step 4 · Day 14

Live

Search Console, Google Business Profile and analytics set up, with a written handover of everything that was done.

Questions about redesigning an electrician's website

Will I lose my Google rankings?

Not if the redirects are done properly. Every old URL is mapped to its new equivalent before launch, so the authority those pages have earned transfers. Ranking loss after a redesign is almost always a redirect failure, not an inevitability.

How do I know whether to redesign or rebuild?

If the structure is sound and the problem is speed, content and conversion, a redesign is faster and cheaper. If the site is missing whole services, has no schema and runs on a page builder that cannot be made fast, a rebuild is the honest answer.

Can you keep my existing branding?

Yes. If you have van livery, a logo and colours already, the site should match them. Consistency between the van and the website is worth more than a new look.

How long does a redesign take?

The same as a new build: 14, 21 or 28 days depending on package. Redesigns are not faster, because the work is in the content and structure rather than the pixels.

What if my site is on Wix or Squarespace?

We rebuild it as static pages rather than trying to fix it in place. You keep the domain. The old site stays live until the new one is ready.

Get a quote

Takes about thirty seconds. We come back with a fixed price and a launch date. Prefer WhatsApp or email? Either works just as well.