Website Redesign

My Pro Media redesigns websites for small businesses in Surprise, AZ and across the West Valley. If your site is slow, dated, hard to update, or just not bringing in calls, a redesign gives you a faster, mobile-first site without throwing away the search visibility you have already built.

Signs your website needs a redesign

• It is slow on phones, and visitors leave before it loads
• It looks dated next to your competitors, or does not match the quality of your work
• You cannot update it yourself, or every change means waiting on someone else
• It is not producing calls or form leads, even though people are visiting
• It was built on a template or builder that you have outgrown

Not sure? Here is how to tell if your website is losing you customers.

How do you redesign a website without losing Google rankings?

The biggest risk in a redesign is losing rankings you already earned. We plan around that before anything changes:

• Audit what is working. We look at which pages already bring in search traffic and calls, so the new site keeps or improves them.
• Map every old URL. Each page that matters gets a permanent 301 redirect to its new address, so Google and your customers land in the right place instead of a dead page.
• Carry over what earns trust. Your service details, reviews, and proof of work move to the new site and get stronger, not lost.
• Check after launch. We confirm the redirects work and watch Google Search Console for errors as the new site gets indexed.

What changes in a redesign?

• Speed and mobile: a site built for phones first, with tap-to-call and short contact forms
• Structure: pages planned around how people search, including your services and the cities you want to rank in
• Copy: rewritten so it is clear for customers and structured for Google
• Local SEO foundation: schema markup, clean URLs, and local SEO structure
• Lead tracking: calls and form submissions tracked from launch day
• Ownership: your site is built on Astro, an open-source framework, and your domain is registered in your name

How long does a website redesign take?

Most redesigns follow the same 2 to 4 week timeline as a new service business site. The biggest variable is content: photos, service details, and reviews. The faster those come together, the faster the new site goes live.

What does a website redesign cost?

Every redesign is quoted individually, based on the size of your current site and what the new one needs to do. You get a clear quote after a free 15-minute website review call, before any work starts. Here is what drives the cost of a website.

Redesign or start fresh?

If your current site has little traffic or no rankings worth keeping, a new website build may be the simpler path. On the review call, we will tell you honestly which one makes more sense for your business.

Real websites we have built

One recent redesign was All Care Assisted Living, a senior care home in Surprise. You can also see live sites we have built for cleaning companies, masonry contractors, and more in our work. For the full picture of how we approach web design, see web design in Surprise and the West Valley.