Website redesign services in Vaughan
Your Vaughan business has a website already — it's just years behind where the company is now. Built on Wix or an early WordPress theme, slow to open on a phone, fiddly to update, and slipping for the searches it used to win. We rebuild sites like that from scratch on Next.js and bring your content, page structure, and search rankings with them, so day one on the new site picks up where the old one got to rather than starting over.
Signs it's due a rebuild
- It was last rebuilt five or more years ago, and it shows
- Pages crawl on a phone and people leave before they open
- Every small change has to go back to whoever originally built it
- You've dropped down the results for searches you used to win
- It's stuck on Wix, Squarespace, or a WordPress theme buried in plugins
- The business has grown and the website still shows the smaller version
What a redesign covers
The essentials, in short — the full run-through of how the work is scoped and staged sits on the hub page linked below.
Audit and plan
We work through the current site to see what pulls traffic, what turns into enquiries, and what's dead weight, then set the scope from there.
Content migration
The copy, images, and pages already doing a job for you are brought across as they are. A redesign swaps the shell, not the material behind it.
Rebuilt on Next.js
The replacement is hand-coded on Next.js. Pages open quickly, the codebase stays clean, and there's no add-on clutter waiting to break at the next update.
301 redirect mapping
Every address Google already knows is pointed at its new home with a 301, and the metadata that earns clicks travels with it.
Protecting your Vaughan search rankings
This is the piece that separates a redesign that keeps its footing from one that quietly loses months of traffic. Every page on your existing site sits at a web address that Google has crawled, indexed, and in many cases ranked for Vaughan searches. Move or rename those addresses with nothing pointing the way, and the visibility tied to them goes too.
Before the new site goes live, we draw up a line-by-line list pairing each address on the old site with its destination on the new one, and add a 301 redirect anywhere the path changes. Titles and descriptions that already pull clicks are rewritten only where they need to be. With the new site live, we push the revised sitemap to Google and watch Search Console across the weeks that follow for crawl errors or shifts in position — typically a few months to settle.
Vaughan has grown quickly over the last decade — Woodbridge, Maple, Concord, Thornhill, Kleinburg, Vellore Village — and plenty of local firms expanded while their website stayed the size it started at. A careful rebuild closes that gap without giving up the search ground you've gained.
Full detail on how a redesign runs — the call between a refresh and a rebuild, the design stage, and the migration itself — is on the website redesign services page. Building a brand-new site instead? See web design in Vaughan.
Vaughan website redesign — common questions
Will I lose my Google rankings in the move?
It shouldn't, when the move is handled with care. Rankings slip in a redesign for predictable reasons — addresses change without redirects, pages that were ranking get cut, title tags go missing. We pair every old URL with a 301, keep the pages bringing in Vaughan traffic, and take their metadata over with them. Done that way, a rebuild holds its position through the switch and often gains ground once the site is quicker.
Can the pages and content I already have come across?
Yes. Existing service pages, body copy, photography, and blog posts all carry over to the rebuild. What changes is the platform underneath and the design on top — not the content you've spent years assembling.
Do you migrate sites off Wix or an old WordPress build?
Regularly. A lot of the projects we take on are sites that outgrew Wix or Squarespace, or WordPress installs weighed down by years of plugins. We rebuild on Next.js, bring the content with us, and set up redirects from the old addresses so existing visits and rankings land on the rebuilt pages.
How long does it usually take?
Two to three weeks is typical. What moves that is the size of the site being rebuilt and how quickly review notes come back to us. You get a dated schedule once the audit is done and the scope is agreed.
How is a redesign priced?
It tracks the number of pages, how much content moves over, and whether the site needs a clean rebuild or a deeper restructure. There is no flat figure because the range is too wide to be useful.
See how the plans are laid out →Get a number for your site →
Who will I be working with?
The developer doing the build — through the audit, the rebuild, and after launch. No account manager passing messages along, and no part of it handed off to someone you never spoke to.
Send us your current site
Share the URL and we'll come back with what the rebuild involves, a redirect plan, a timeline, and a price.