The short answer: A professional website redesign for a local service business usually costs a few thousand dollars to the low five figures, depending on how many pages you need, whether the design is custom, and what the site has to do. Our own custom builds and rebuilds run $3,500 to $12,000+ one-time, quoted flat after we look at your current site. A redesign tends to cost about the same as a brand-new build, because the work is nearly identical: new design, new pages, and new code. Everything is month to month with no long-term contract, and you own the finished site.
Most professional website redesigns for a local service business land somewhere between a few thousand dollars and the low five figures. That band is wide on purpose. A five-page redesign that reuses content you already have is a different job from a thirty-page rebuild with new photography, fresh copy, and a booking form.
Our own custom builds and rebuilds run $3,500 to $12,000+ one-time. We quote a flat number after we look at your current site, not before, so you are not budgeting blind. That price is one payment for the work, not a monthly lease, and when the site ships you own all of it: the design, the content, the domain, and the accounts.
A redesign usually costs about the same as a brand-new build, because the work is nearly the same. Designers still design every page, developers still write the code, and someone still has to organize the words and images. Starting from an old site rarely saves much. Sometimes it costs a little more, because the old pages have to be mapped and redirected so you keep the search traffic you already earned.
Four things move the number more than anything else:
Migration belongs on this list too. Moving off an old platform, preserving your search rankings with the right redirects, and keeping your forms and email working are part of a real redesign, not extras bolted on at the end. We treat that work as part of the job, so it does not show up as a surprise line on the final invoice.
The $3,500 to $12,000+ range covers most brochure and lead-generation sites. A few kinds of work sit outside it.
It helps to keep two budgets separate. The redesign is a one-time cost you pay once. Anything ongoing, like SEO or a maintenance plan, is a monthly cost you can start, pause, or stop. Mixing the two is how owners end up confused about what a website really costs. Decide the build first, then decide, on its own, whether you want continuing help.
Owners use the word redesign for three different jobs, and they carry different price tags:
The right choice depends on why you want the change. If the site only looks old, a refresh may be enough. If it loads slowly, reads badly on a phone, or cannot be updated without hiring a developer every time, a rebuild fixes the real problem while a refresh just paints over it. Being honest about that question up front is the surest way to avoid paying twice.
A range is useful for setting a budget. A quote is what you actually act on, and the only way to get one is to have someone look at your current site and what you need it to do.
The lowest-risk way to start with us is a free mockup. We redesign one page of your site, at no cost, so you can see the new direction before you pay for anything. If you like it, we build the rest. If you do not, you keep the ideas and owe nothing.
To get an accurate number faster, it helps to have three things ready: a rough list of the pages you want, one or two sites whose look you admire, and an honest read on whether your copy and photos exist yet or still need to be made. Those three answers turn a quote from a guess into a real figure.
We are Orlando based and have worked with local service businesses nationwide since 2008. Everything is month to month, there is no long-term contract, and you own the finished site. For a deeper breakdown of what goes into the price, read our full guide on what a website costs. When you are ready, request your free mockup or call or text (407) 694-2055. No contract, no pressure.
Usually not by much. A redesign involves nearly the same work as a new build: every page is designed, coded, and filled with content. Starting from an old site can even add cost, because the old pages have to be mapped and redirected so you keep the search traffic you already earned. Our custom builds and rebuilds run $3,500 to $12,000+ one-time, quoted flat after we see your current site.
It depends on the page count and how much new content is needed, so timelines vary. A small site moves faster than a large one that needs new copy and photography. You get a schedule with your quote. We do not promise a search-ranking date, because rankings depend on your market and take time.
No. Everything we do is month to month with no long-term contract, and you own the finished site, the content, and the accounts. The redesign itself is a one-time cost. Ongoing services like SEO, which runs $1,500 to $3,500 a month for most businesses, are separate and can be stopped anytime.
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