An old, broken, or insecure site quietly costs Denison businesses customers every day. I fix what's there instead of starting over.
If your site already exists but something's wrong with it — it looks broken on a phone, the contact form doesn't actually send anywhere, or your browser shows a "Not Secure" warning — that's usually a fix, not a full rebuild.
I start by actually reviewing what's broken before quoting anything. Some issues are a quick, low-cost patch. Others (like a site with genuinely no mobile support) need more work. Either way you get a specific number before I touch anything.
| Issue | Fix | Price |
|---|---|---|
| "Not Secure" warning (HTTP, not HTTPS) | HTTPS/SSL migration | $150–$250 |
| Broken content, dead forms, minor issues | Repair & cleanup | $300–$900 |
| No mobile support at all | Full mobile-responsive rebuild | $700–$1,200 |
Denison is the birthplace of Dwight D. Eisenhower and home to the Katy Depot and a Main Street district that's filled back in with local shops and breweries over the past several years. It borders Sherman to the south and sits right along Lake Texoma, with plenty of cross-traffic between the two towns.
see full builds and what a properly working site looks like.
View the portfolioBrowsers show it on any site without HTTPS, and Denison customers see it before they see anything else on the page — it reads as untrustworthy even if the business is completely legitimate.
Often, yes. A lot of issues — broken forms, a missing security certificate, small content errors — are a targeted fix, not a rebuild. I'll tell you honestly which one your site needs after actually looking at it.
An HTTPS fix is usually the fastest turnaround I offer — often just a few days once I have access to the hosting.
No pressure, no obligation — just an honest look at what your site needs.
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