Keep what works. Rebuild the rest.
Off WordPress, Wix or Squarespace and onto a fast site of your own, with every old address sent to its new page.
The site looks old, runs slowly, or nobody remembers the login.
We build a new site in place of the old one, then move your pages across and send every old address to its new page. Your domain and email keep working through the switch, and they end up in your name.
What you get
- Every page of the old site listed before anything moves
- Each old address sent to its new page, so old links and search results still land
- Your Google listings checked before the move and again after it
- Off WordPress, Wix or Squarespace, with no plugins left to update
- The domain, hosting and accounts brought back into your name
- Your email working the whole way through
The Voltas
We built The Voltas, then in October 2026 rebuilt its public site. The homepage became a monthly issue led by the newest journal photograph, with a new masthead and a phone menu of photo links.
- Speed on a computer
- 99 to 100
- Google's Lighthouse score out of 100, on a desktop computer. 90 or more is good.
- Accessibility
- 100
- Google's score out of 100 for use with a keyboard, a screen reader or enlarged text.
- Search basics
- 100
- Google's score out of 100 for what search engines need to read each page.
- Search errors
- 0 on 85 pages
- Every page read the way Google reads it, by our own checker.
Measured 8th and 11th October 2026, on the live site.
Not sure yet?
- The free website check
Type in your address and see how the site does on speed, search and security.
- A sample website review
What we send after going through a site and its admin by hand, for a cider maker we made up.
Questions we get asked.
Will we lose our place on Google?
A move loses ground when old addresses stop working. Before we start, we list every page the old site has and every address Google knows; each one is sent to its new page on the day of the switch, and the listings are checked again afterwards.
Our site was set up by someone we can't reach. Can you still move it?
Usually, yes. Part of a rebuild is finding out whose name the domain, hosting and email are in. Where they sit in someone else's account, we help you get them transferred into yours before the switch, so the business holds its own keys from then on.
Do we need a rebuild, or would a few fixes do?
Sometimes fixes will do, and we'll say so. The free website check gives you a quick read on speed, search and security. For a fuller answer, the website review goes through the site and the admin behind it by hand and tells you what we'd do, in order.