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Rebuilds & replatforms, with the terms in writing first.
Full rebuilds and migrations quoted with fixed scope, timeline, and price — agreed in writing before work begins.
No hourly meter running, no scope that quietly grows, and no discovery phase that bills for deciding what you already told us you needed.
All three are in the agreement before anyone writes a line of code — and the agreement itself is published on this site.
The platform is out of road
End-of-life, unsupported, or no longer safe to keep patching. Every month it stays up is a month of accepted risk.
A redesign is due anyway
And the content structure needs rethinking with it — not just a new coat of paint over the same broken navigation.
There’s a standard to meet
The site has to reach an accessibility standard it was never built for, and retrofitting costs more than rebuilding.
You’re leaving a walled garden
A proprietary platform holds your site, and you want to own what comes next — content, code, and credentials. We rebuild on open platforms: WordPress, Drupal, or a static build, chosen for what you actually need to run.
Content migrates completely
Everything comes across and gets checked — not the top forty pages with the rest marked “archive.” That holds whether you’re moving between WordPress and Drupal, off a proprietary platform, or onto a static build.
The parts nobody has looked at in five years are exactly where the board minutes and the records requests live.
Accessibility is built in
Verified as it’s built, not audited in at the end. Contrast, keyboard access, focus order, and labels are decisions made once, correctly.
Retrofitting a finished site is the expensive way to arrive at the same place. See accessibility & 508.
Redirects are mapped
Every old URL points somewhere deliberate, so nothing that ranked in search or sat in someone’s bookmarks goes dark on launch day.
This is the step most rebuilds skip, and it is why traffic falls off a cliff the week after a relaunch.
You own the result
The site, its content, its records, and the credentials — held in your accounts, not ours. A rebuild here isn’t a way in to a dependency.
Most projects move into ongoing management because it’s useful, not because leaving is hard. Handover is written into the agreement either way.
Know the scope, the date, and the price before you commit.
Book a call to talk through the rebuild — or run the free audit first and bring what it finds to the conversation.