Website redesign services in Calgary
Plenty of Calgary businesses — across the energy and services sectors especially — run a website that was competitive a few years ago and now loads slowly, reads as dated, and takes a support ticket to edit. We rebuild sites like that on a modern framework without dropping the search visibility already attached to them, delivered remotely for clients anywhere in Canada.
Signs it is time
- The site was built on Wix or Squarespace years ago and now resists every change you try to make
- It felt fine on a laptop once and drags on a phone now
- Firms in your field sit above you when someone searches from Calgary
- The WordPress install carries a stack of plugins nobody wants to touch
- The work has moved on — new services, new clients — and the pages still describe the old company
- You are not confident the enquiry form is delivering, and no one has checked lately
Delivered remotely
We are based in Ontario, not Alberta. For a redesign that changes nothing — the audit, the reviews, the migration, and the launch all happen online, on the same schedule a nearby client would get.
What a redesign covers
One project from the first audit to the cutover, run by the person who then hosts and maintains the result rather than handed between vendors.
Audit and plan
We go through the current site page by page — which addresses bring traffic, which pages turn a visitor into a lead, where it stalls, what has broken. That becomes a written plan for what moves over, what gets rebuilt, and what quietly retires.
Content migration
The copy, images, and posts already bringing people in come across as they are. A redesign swaps the shell around your content, not the material you have spent years putting together.
Rebuild on Next.js
The replacement is coded from the ground up on Next.js instead of layered onto another theme. That is what keeps it quick on a phone and steady as you keep adding to it.
Redirect mapping
Every address on the old site is matched to its spot on the new one with a 301 redirect, so links, bookmarks, and the ranking history tied to those addresses travel with you.
Protecting your Calgary search rankings
If your site already surfaces when people around Calgary look for what you do, that visibility is pinned to particular addresses Google has crawled and scored. Alter those addresses in a rebuild without pointing them somewhere, and the history resets — free traffic can take months to earn back, if it returns at all.
So before launch we build an address-by-address map from the old site to the new one, put a 301 on everything that shifts, and bring over the page titles and descriptions that draw clicks. Internal links get repointed so none lead nowhere. After the switch we hand the new structure back to Google and watch Search Console through the weeks that follow, catching crawl errors or a dip in position early. Nobody can promise rankings hold to the letter — done this way they usually do, and a quicker, tidier site tends to climb once it settles.
Full detail on how a redesign runs — refresh against rebuild, timelines, what each stage involves — is on the website redesign services page. This page is about running one for a Calgary business in particular; the wider list of what we do sits on the services page.
Projects run over video calls and a shared client portal from start to finish, so being in another province does not affect the quality of the work or how long it takes.
Calgary website redesign — questions we hear
Will a redesign cost me the Google traffic I have now?
It should not, as long as the move is handled properly. Traffic is lost when addresses change with no redirect, when ranking pages get dropped, or when metadata is discarded during the rebuild. We match and redirect every old address, keep the pages that earn visits, and bring the titles and descriptions across. Done that way, a redesign holds its position through the change and often gains once the site loads faster.
Can the content from my current site come with me?
Yes. Service pages, written copy, photos, blog posts — whatever is working stays. The redesign replaces the framework and the look, not the substance you have built up.
We are on an ageing Wix or WordPress site. Do you migrate that?
That is most of what redesign work is. We move businesses off page-builders and off WordPress installs weighed down with plugins, then rebuild on something faster and easier to look after. Your content comes with you and the old addresses are redirected so search traffic is not left behind.
You are in Ontario and we are in Calgary — does that work?
It does, and it is how most of our redesigns run whatever the client's postcode. The work is entirely digital: we assess the live site from its address, share drafts through a client portal, and talk through video calls. Nothing needs a person in the room, so an Alberta project runs on the same footing and timeline as one across town.
What does a redesign cost?
It comes down to how large the current site is, how much is being migrated, and whether it needs a visual refresh or a full rebuild — a six-page site and a forty-page site with a blog are different jobs. We do not post fixed figures because scope varies too much for one to mean anything. The pricing page shows how the plans are put together, and the quote form returns a number for your specific site.
Who would I actually be working with?
The developer doing the build. No account manager relaying messages, no slice of the project passed to a subcontractor — the person who audits your site is the person who rebuilds and launches it.
Costs are laid out on the pricing page, and the quote form comes back with a figure for your own site.
Send us your current site
Pass on the address of the site you have now and we will look it over, then tell you straight whether it needs a rebuild, a lighter refresh, or nothing worth paying for — with a plan, a schedule, and a figure attached.