You know the site is not working. The question is whether you need a new one or whether targeted fixes would do. Rebuilds cost more time and money. Patches on a bad foundation often waste both.

Use the checks below to decide what you actually need.

Fixes are often enough when

The design is dated but structure and content are sound.
The site is slow because of unoptimised images or bloated plugins.
Forms fail or analytics were never set up.
Service pages exist but need clearer copy and calls to action.
Google Business Profile and website details do not match.

A focused audit and fix sprint can address these without starting from zero. You keep what works and repair what blocks enquiries.

A rebuild makes sense when

The site is not mobile-friendly and the platform cannot be fixed cheaply.
You cannot update content without calling a developer every time.
The business has outgrown the structure: new services, areas, or team size.
You are embarrassed to share the URL because it no longer reflects how you work.
It was built in a page builder that is slow, locked in, and hurting Google visibility.

The middle ground

Sometimes a Foundation rebuild is the right move: same business, but a proper CMS, integrations, and tracking from a clean base. You are not paying for novelty. You are paying to stop patching a site that fights you.

How I help owners decide

I look at speed, mobile usability, contact paths, Google alignment, and whether the content still matches the business. Then I recommend fixes, Starter, or Foundation with a fixed price before work starts.

Unsure which path fits? Get in touch with your website URL. Website audits and fixes start from £750, or see full packages if you need a rebuild.