Service · Renovation
Website Renovation
An older site that breaks on mobile or loads slowly? I'll fix it up — responsiveness, speed, and a fresh design, while keeping your existing content.
What I do
Fix up, don't tear down
You don't have to throw everything away: most older sites can be saved — and a renovation is faster and cheaper than building from zero.
Responsiveness repairs
Layouts that collapse on mobile, broken menus, unreadable text — fixed with a mobile-first approach.
Speed renovation
Huge images, useless scripts, render-blocking loads — I remove the causes of slowness, not the symptoms.
Design refresh
A modern, clean look built on your existing content and structure — so your site stops feeling like 2015.
Technical SEO cleanup
Missing metas, broken links, redirects, structured data — so the renovation shows up in Google too.
Updates & security
Outdated CMS and PHP versions upgraded, HTTPS and backups sorted — before they become a problem.
Accessibility
Contrast, keyboard navigation, alt text — so your site works for everyone.
Why it's worth it
Cheaper than starting over
Lower cost
Your good content and structure stay — you only pay for what actually needs fixing.
Rankings preserved
URLs and redirects handled properly — your Google position doesn't get lost.
Fast turnaround
A targeted fix takes days, a full facelift a few weeks — not months.
Honest assessment
If renovating isn't worth it, I'll say so — and then we can talk about a new site.
FAQ
Common questions
Renovation or a completely new website?
If the content and structure are good, renovation is cheaper and faster — only the shell and the tech get renewed. If the foundation is bad too, I'll tell you honestly that a new site is the better buy. After the first assessment you'll know exactly which path makes sense.
Will I lose my Google rankings during a renovation?
Not if it's done properly: working URLs stay, anything that changes gets a 301 redirect. A renovation typically improves rankings, because the site ends up faster and mobile-friendly — and Google rewards both.
How much does a website renovation cost?
Less than a new site. A targeted fix (say, repairing the mobile layout) is a few days of work; a full facelift takes a few weeks. After an assessment you get a fixed price.
Send me the URL — my first reply will already tell you what I found and what I'd fix, free of charge.