Ownership
Do I have to manage the site after cleanup?
Not unless you want to. The point is to get the site handled and off your plate.
Straight answers
Straight answers before the handoff.
A cleaner website project should not start with a long intake routine. It should start with the real site and a clear first read.
FAQ
Straight answers before the handoff
What I need, how the first read works, and how light the start can be.
Checklist
What should I check before a redesign?
Check the first five seconds, service clarity, mobile contact path, proof, stale pages, and who owns updates. If the structure fights visitors, rebuild. If only a few spots are weak, clean up first.
Process
How does the cleanup process start?
Send the current site. I read what is public, name the weak spots, and point to the smallest useful lane.
Input
What do you need from me?
Usually the current site, what changed, and anything that already feels old or awkward.
Reply
What does the first reply look like?
One clear reply: where I would start, what looks weak, and what cleaner direction makes sense first.
Fit
What if it is not the right fit?
You still leave with a clearer read. Not every conversation has to become a project.
Scope
Is the first read a full redesign?
No. It shows whether the site needs cleanup, rebuild, hosting/care, or deeper redesign.
Control
Will I have to become the project manager?
No. I may need a few real details, but the goal is to reduce your owner load.
Trades
Do you work on contractor or trades websites?
Yes. Contractor and local-service sites are a good fit when service pages, proof, mobile flow, or ongoing care need work.
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