Service spotlight

Essentials Rebuild rebuilds the site you already own without throwing out your brand

We audit your current site, refactor, and relaunch your existing WordPress install so it loads faster, stays editable, and keeps the look your crew already approved.

  • Refactor first: We keep your current theme or styling cues while clearing plugin bloat and code debt.
  • Scoped rebuild: Up to ten pages rebuilt in Elementor with consistent layouts, forms, and internal linking.
  • Ownership preserved: You keep hosting, credentials, and a simplified admin ready for future edits.

Price range

$1,500 to $5,000

Fixed scope rebuild priced before kickoff; covers the audit, staging, and up to ten refreshed pages.

The engagement runs two to three weeks with one async revision round and a seven day QA window once the relaunch goes live.

What we stabilise

Essentials Rebuild keeps your site familiar while making it manageable

Every deliverable targets the pain points of dated WordPress installs that grew slow, messy, or impossible to update.

Audit and staging first

We back up the live install, launch staging, and confirm hosting meets current PHP and WordPress standards before touching layouts.

Content carried forward

We migrate approved pages, compress imagery, archive low value posts, and map every old URL to its new destination.

Brand safe redesign

We rebuild headers, footers, and five to ten core pages in Elementor so the refreshed layouts match your visual identity.

Forms and integrations tuned

We document required forms, configure notifications, and test bookings or quote flows with a GA4 tracking fix until confirmations hit the right inbox.

SEO structure repaired

We write meta titles, enforce heading hierarchy, and strengthen internal links so every page supports the service funnel.

Performance reclaimed

We remove abandoned plugins, configure caching, lazy load media, and deliver before and after speed reports.

Eleven step cadence

The refactor playbook keeps stakeholders in sync without meetings

Each step is reported async with staging access, notes, and evidence bundled for approvals.

Launch checklist

What ships with Essentials Rebuild so owners can verify the refactor

Every handoff includes proof that speed, responsiveness, forms, SEO, and back end hygiene improved.

Evidence bundle

  • Before and after Lighthouse or GTmetrix reports showing reduced load time and leaner page weight.
  • Form submission receipts and booking confirmations proving every workflow delivers.
  • Redirect and crawl reports confirming no broken links and that the XML sitemap is submitted.
Why this works

Research backed refactors stay maintainable after launch

Our approach follows migration, maintenance, and UX best practices drawn from trusted WordPress operators.

Content migration discipline

We rely on respected redesign guides that emphasise URL mapping, metadata preservation, and structured audits.

Maintenance rooted QA

Our testing cadence mirrors weekly maintenance checklists to guarantee forms, backups, and updates stay reliable.

UX and linking focus

We follow user flow research that favours clear navigation, internal calls to action, and structured service paths.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the point of an Essentials Rebuild?

The goal is to keep the site your crew already approved and rebuild the guts so it is fast, stable and easy to edit. You avoid a full redesign bill while getting a clean Elementor build that is cheaper to maintain and safer to change. Future work, fixes and campaigns all take less time and money.

How long does an Essentials Rebuild take?

Most projects finish in two to three weeks once we have access and assets. The last week is used for QA, async revisions and scheduling the relaunch so you are not rushed.

How many pages are included?

Essentials Rebuild covers five to ten core pages rebuilt in Elementor with consistent headers, footers and calls to action. If you need more pages, we price them up front so scope and budget stay clear.

Do you change our brand or design system?

No. We keep your existing branding, layout patterns and overall look. What changes is the builder underneath. Old HTML, legacy themes or dead builders are rebuilt in Elementor from scratch so the site is clean and editable while still looking the same to your customers.

Can our designer or SEO team work on the site after?

Yes. The rebuild is meant to make the site safe for designers, SEO and marketing teams to work in. Elementor is widely used and there is a tutorial for almost every task, so your crew can make sane changes without tearing up the structure.

What access do you need?

We need WordPress admin, hosting and DNS access plus any design files you want us to match. If you already have staging or backup tools, we use those first so the live site stays safe while we work.

How do you keep downtime minimal?

We do the work in staging, not on the live site. We set up redirects, run backups and schedule the final cutover in a low traffic window so customers see a working site before and after the switch.

What happens to our existing content and SEO?

We migrate approved content, map old URLs to their new locations and set fresh metadata so rankings stay stable. Headings, internal links and service paths are tightened so search and users both reach the right pages.

Can you fix slow performance during the rebuild?

Yes. We strip out bloat, tune caching, optimise media and test speed before and after. You get reports that show changes in load time and page weight so you can see the gains.

Who owns the site after the refactor?

You keep all logins, hosting accounts and licenses. We document the setup and leave you with a lean build that you can move or edit without relying on a retainer or a custom framework.

How is pricing structured?

Essentials Rebuild is a fixed scope project at a clear price agreed at kickoff. Only work you approve outside that scope creates extra cost so there are no surprise invoices.

Ready to refactor without losing momentum

Share staging credentials, drop your priority list, and we will rebuild, retest, and relaunch without forcing a full redesign.