Do I need a completely new website?
Not necessarily. If the existing website is basically sound, we can often improve the design, mobile layout, content and contact journey without rebuilding everything from scratch.
How do you decide whether I need Lite, Plus or Pro?
We look at how many pages you have, how much needs changing, how the site works on mobile and whether you need stronger enquiry or search features. We then recommend the most suitable level before you commit.
Is the price definitely £149, £349 or £599?
Those are starting prices. Every existing website is different, so we review yours first and confirm the final price before any work starts.
Can you refresh a website built by someone else?
In many cases, yes. We first check what platform the site uses and whether the existing setup gives us the access needed to make the changes safely.
Will my current website stay online while you work?
Where possible, yes. We aim to avoid unnecessary downtime and will explain the safest way to make the changes before we begin.
Can you keep my existing domain and email address?
Usually, yes. A refresh does not automatically mean changing your web address or business email. We check the current setup first.
Can you improve the wording and images too?
Yes. Depending on the refresh level, we can help tidy the wording, improve calls to action and replace weaker images where suitable.
Can you make the website better on mobile?
Yes. Mobile improvement is part of every refresh level because many customers will see your website on a phone first.
Will a refresh help my website appear on Google?
We can improve the structure, page wording and search foundations. Plus and Pro include more search-focused work, but no one can guarantee a particular Google position.
How long does a website refresh take?
That depends on the size and condition of the current site. A smaller Lite refresh can be much quicker than a deeper Pro transformation. We confirm the expected timescale after reviewing the website.
