Website Redesign in Castle Rock, Colorado for Home Service Pros
Your site is slow, looks dated on a phone, or does not bring calls. I rebuild it without losing the rankings it earned. $1,500 to $6,500, in writing first. The old site stays live until the new one is ready.
48 hours, no call required.
What a Rebuild Looks Like in Numbers
One real result, one real timeline, one real price.
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Where a rebuilt site landed
Flemings Tree Care's site was rebuilt, then given a page for each service. Tree service castle rock went from 18th to 1st in six months.
Rank tracking, March to August 2026
2 to 3 weeks
Most rebuilds go live
The old site stays up the whole time. You see the new one on a private link before anything switches over.
How every build here runs
$1,500
to $6,500, one time, in writing
The number depends on how many services and towns you need. It goes in writing before anything starts.
The pricing page
The rank figures come from the client’s own account. The full screens are on the Castle Rock SEO page.
Six Signs Your Castle Rock Site Needs a Rebuild
If two of these are true, the site is costing you jobs.
You have to pinch and zoom, or wait.
Nearly every service call in Castle Rock starts on a phone, in a truck or a kitchen. If your site takes more than three seconds to load or the text is too small to read, people leave before they see your number.
One Services page, no calls.
One page that lists eight jobs can rank for none of them. Someone in Founders Village searching for stump grinding needs a page named for that job. If your site has one Services page and the phone is quiet, that is why.
It does not look like the work you do.
Trades lose bids to a worse company with a better looking site. If your site was built years ago, uses stock photos, or you cannot edit it yourself, it is not selling for you. A rebuild fixes all three.
Four Promises, in Writing, Before You Pay
A promise only counts if you can check it. Here is how you check each one.
Calls go up, or the billing stops
We count your calls before the work starts and again at month three.
→How a Rebuild Keeps Your Rankings
Every page gets checked before anything is deleted.
Redesigns lose rankings for one reason: pages Google already ranks get deleted, or their links break. So I list every page on your old site, what it ranks for and what it earns. Pages that bring traffic are kept and improved. You see the list first.
Old links point to the new pages.
Every old web address is redirected to its new page, so a link on a directory or a review site from years ago still lands somewhere. Your Google listing points at the right place from day one.
The old site stays live until the new one is ready.
You see the whole new site on a private link first. Nothing switches until you say so. Then the swap takes an afternoon, not a week of downtime.
Reviews on Google
What Owners Said After a Rebuild
Copied word for word from Google. Two are cut off where Google cuts them.
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Chris and his team at Your Local Site Design thoroughly redesigned our website! We own a small landscaping business in…
Melissa HammondLandscaping
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We chose Your Local Site Design to rebuild our cleaning service website in Castle Rock, and it was the best move we've…
Sharon RivasCleaning service, Castle Rock
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Chris has been providing my business web design and support for over three years. He's been great to work with and has always been very responsive. I highly recommend using them for you online needs.
Tom SwaffordThree years and counting
Castle Rock website redesign questions
Do I need a redesign or just a clean-up?
Rebuild if the site is slow on a phone, has one Services page for everything, or you cannot edit it yourself. Clean up if the bones are right and only the words are thin. I will tell you which after the teardown, and a clean-up costs less.
Will a redesign hurt my Google rankings?
Not if the pages that rank are kept and every old link is redirected. Redesigns lose rankings when someone deletes pages and breaks links. That is the part I do first.
How long does a redesign take?
Most go live in two to three weeks. The old site stays up the whole time and you approve the new one on a private link before anything switches.
How much does a website redesign cost in Castle Rock?
$1,500 to $6,500, one time, in writing before anything starts. Denver agencies quote $7,500 to $15,000 for the same size of site.
Can I keep my domain and my hosting?
Yes. The new site goes on your domain. If your hosting is fine, it stays. If it is what is making the site slow, I will say so.
Can you keep my site on WordPress?
Yes, if that is what you want. Most Castle Rock trade sites do not need it, and a plain fast site is easier to keep quick on a phone. Either way you own it.
Do I own the new site?
Yes. Domain, hosting, content and Google listing, all in your name from day one.
What if my old photos are bad?
Send me new ones from your phone after your next three jobs. Real photos of real work beat stock every time, and they are free.
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Start With the $47 Teardown
I'll show you what your current site does on a phone, which pages Google actually ranks, and the three Castle Rock competitors beating you. Ready in 48 hours. Yours to keep.
$47, free if you go ahead with any service. If you do not see an increase in calls by month three, I work for free until you do.
Your Local Site Design LLC
13984 Deertrack Ln
Parker, CO 80134
(303) 981-0908