Website Redesign for Small Businesses in Brampton and the GTA
A website redesign rebuilds your existing site as a fast, custom one that matches how your business works today, while keeping the Google rankings and links you've already earned. Rocks Media redesigns small business websites across Brampton and the GTA from a flat price, usually in 5 to 10 business days.
The most common reasons are simple: the site looks dated, it is slow or broken on phones, it was built on a template you've outgrown, or nobody who built it is around anymore.
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Signs your website needs a redesign
If two or more of these sound familiar, a redesign will usually pay for itself in calls:
- It looks cramped or tiny on a phone, or you have to pinch to zoom
- It takes more than a few seconds to load
- Your prices, hours, services or photos are out of date and hard to change
- Customers call to ask questions the website should already answer
- It was built on a template and looks like your competitors' sites
- You don't have the logins, or the person who built it has disappeared
- It doesn't show up on Google for your own services in your own city
Redesign without losing your Google rankings
The biggest risk in a redesign is quietly losing traffic. When page addresses change and nobody sets up redirects, every link and ranking pointing at the old pages breaks. That's the most common reason a new site gets fewer calls than the old one.
Every Rocks Media redesign starts with a record of your current pages. Pages that rank or get links keep their address or get a permanent (301) redirect to the new one. Titles, descriptions and important content carry over, and the new sitemap is submitted to Google Search Console after launch so Google picks up the changes quickly.
What changes in a redesign
Everything the customer sees and everything underneath it. You get a new custom design, cleaner structure and faster code, but the goal is not a new look for its own sake. It's a site that makes it easier to call, book or buy.
Design and structure
A custom design built around your brand, with a page for each main service so customers and Google can find exactly what they're after.
Speed and mobile
Compressed images, lean code and a mobile-first layout. Most of your visitors are on phones, so that's where the site is tested first.
Content and SEO
Your best existing content is kept and tightened up, with proper titles, descriptions, headings and local business schema.
Ownership
You end up owning the code and domain outright, with no builder subscription or platform lock-in.
Moving off Wix, Squarespace or an old WordPress theme
Plenty of redesigns are really migrations. A business starts on Wix or Squarespace to get online quickly, or inherits a WordPress site with a heavy theme and a dozen plugins, and eventually hits the limits: slow pages, generic design, rising monthly fees or security updates nobody is doing.
A custom rebuild moves your content across, sets up the redirects, points your domain at the new site and cancels the old platform only once everything is confirmed working.
The redesign process
A short call to understand what's working and what isn't, a review of your current site and rankings, then the same design-first process as a new build: you approve the design, the site is built by hand, and it launches with redirects in place. Your old site stays live until the new one is ready, so there is no downtime.
How much does a website redesign cost?
A redesign is priced like a new build, based on the size of the site: $399 for up to 3 pages, $699 for up to 10 pages and from $1,599 for larger sites or stores. Care plans from $49 a month include hosting and updates.
If your current site has a lot of pages to migrate or redirect, you'll know that upfront in a flat quote. There are no hourly surprises.
Compare all plans and what they includeFrequently asked questions
Will I lose my Google rankings if I redesign my website?
Not if it's done properly. Keeping page addresses where possible and adding 301 redirects where they change is what protects your rankings. Every Rocks Media redesign includes this.
Can I keep my domain name?
Yes. Your domain stays the same and simply points to the new site when it launches.
Will my website go down during the redesign?
No. The new site is built separately and your current site stays live until the switch.
Can you move my site off Wix or Squarespace?
Yes. Your content moves to a custom site you own, with redirects from the old page addresses.
How long does a redesign take?
Most redesigns take 5 to 10 business days, similar to a new build. Larger sites with many pages to migrate take longer, and you'll get a timeline upfront.
Ready to talk about your site?
Call or send your details and Rocks will get back to you within a day. No pressure, just a straight conversation about your business.