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You've outgrown it.
The site shows half of what you do now. New services, new team, new direction - none of it's on there.
Rebuilds
Website rebuilds
If your business has grown but your website hasn't, you're not alone. Here's how we bring a tired site back up to where your business actually is.
Why rebuild?
Six signs it's time.
Most small business websites have a good five-year life in them, then they start working against you. The business moves on; the site stays frozen in time. Common signs it's time:
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It looks dated.
Built years ago, and it shows. The competition down the road looks sharper, and customers notice.
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It's slow, especially on a phone.
Most people land on your site from a mobile. If it's sluggish or fiddly, they bounce.
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You can't update it.
Every little change means emailing someone and waiting a week. So nothing gets changed.
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It doesn't bring in enquiries.
It sits there looking like a brochure instead of quietly bringing you work.
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You've lost track of who owns what.
Original builder's gone quiet, logins are missing. A rebuild is a clean slate you actually control.
Free Website WOF
Not sure if it's time yet?
Get a free Website WOF — an honest, plain-English once-over of your current site. It'll tell you what's fine, what's worth watching, and what needs sorting. Then you'll know.
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Takes 20 seconds · No hard sell
Recent rebuild
All Heights.
All Heights had grown a lot, and their old website wasn't doing them justice. It didn't show the full range of what they do, it looked dated, and it no longer matched the calibre of the business behind it. We rebuilt it from the ground up - faster, clearer, and built to show off the full breadth of their expertise. Drag the slider to see the difference.
The old site was years old and looking dated. Kat took the time to understand the business properly before designing anything, and the result finally matches the calibre of the work we do.
Is your site still doing you justice?
If your website's fallen behind where your business is now, let's talk about bringing it back up to speed.