Tradie website redesign

A tradie website redesign that protects the useful parts

Replace an outdated trade website without casually losing important pages, customer trust, or the information people use to decide whether to call.

Redesign scope is confirmed after a review; ongoing website plans start from $249/mo AUD with hosting and updates included.

Keep the pages that already help

A redesign starts with an inventory of the pages, links, service details, and contact paths worth carrying forward.

  • Review important service URLs, titles, headings, and existing content
  • Keep useful pages where they still match the business
  • Plan redirects for addresses that genuinely need to change
  • Check forms, phone links, analytics, canonicals, and the sitemap before launch

Make the next job clearer on a phone

The new design should help someone recognise the service, service area, and next action without hunting through a brochure-style homepage.

  • Put the main services and coverage area near the first screen
  • Give important jobs their own useful explanation
  • Keep click-to-call and quote actions visible on mobile
  • Show genuine project photos, licences, reviews, and business details

Launch with a practical handover

A redesign is not finished when the new layout looks good. The important paths need to work and remain easy to maintain.

  • Test calls, forms, quote paths, images, and mobile navigation
  • Check the sitemap, indexing signals, redirects, and canonical URLs
  • Keep a clear list of changes that belong to later ongoing work
  • Use the same relationship for new services, photos, hours, and updates

Example website

An illustrative five-page plumbing redesign

A plumbing business has a dated site that still receives calls, but its service pages and mobile contact path are difficult to use.

  • Keep the useful plumbing and contact URLs where possible
  • Make blocked drains, hot water, and planned work easier to compare
  • Put the call action and service area in obvious places
  • Test the forms, redirects, sitemap, and mobile layout before launch

This is an illustrative brief, not a client case study or ranking guarantee.

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FAQ

Can you redesign an existing tradie website?

Yes. I review the existing pages, keep useful information, improve the service and contact paths, and plan redirects for URLs that need to change.

Will a redesign hurt my Google rankings?

It can if URLs, content, links, or technical signals are changed carelessly. I check those items and plan the launch carefully, but no provider can guarantee unchanged rankings.

Can you add new tradie service pages during the redesign?

Yes. Services such as blocked drains, switchboards, landscaping, or renovation work can receive useful pages when the business genuinely provides them.

Can you keep maintaining the site after the redesign?

Yes. Hosting, maintenance, content changes, and ongoing improvements are available through the website plans within their agreed allowances.

What a redesign cannot promise

Careful migration reduces avoidable problems, but Google may reassess a site after significant changes. No guaranteed rankings, traffic, calls, or unchanged positions. Unapproved claims, photos, licences, reviews, and service areas are not invented. Large integrations, ecommerce, and complex quoting need separate scope.

Redesign the site without losing the next call

Send the current website and the problem you want the redesign to solve.

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