Rebuild The Site. Keep The Rankings.

The signs you already know about

Most owners do not wake up one day and decide to redesign. They just get tired. Tired of sending a link and hoping the person opens it on a laptop. Tired of paying a monthly fee for a page nobody has touched since it went up. Tired of hearing that a simple text change will take two weeks.

You do not need an audit to know your site is hurting you. You need someone to tell you what is actually broken and what it costs you to leave it alone. That is the conversation, and it happens on one call before anyone talks about building anything.

• It looks wrong on a phone, and most of your traffic is on a phone
• Pages take long enough to load that people leave before they see them
• You cannot update your own hours, prices, photos, or staff
• Your vendor answers slowly, or not at all
• The design is dated enough that customers assume you are closed
• You are paying every month and cannot say what you are paying for

How a rebuild works here

One discovery call. We go through what you have, what you want to keep, and what has to change. You tell us the pages that bring in work and the pages nobody visits. We tell you what a rebuild involves and what it will not fix.

Then we build. Every line coded from zero. No templates, no Wix, no Squarespace, no page builders bolted together with plugins. Most builds go live in two to four weeks, and you see progress along the way instead of waiting in silence for a big reveal.

Custom code is the reason the timeline holds. There is no template fighting you, no builder deciding what a page is allowed to do, and no stack of plugins slowing the whole thing down. The site does what your business needs and nothing else.

Migrating without losing what you built

The fear behind every rebuild is the same. You have pages that rank, reviews that point to URLs, and years of content you do not want to retype. Losing that is a real risk when a rebuild is done carelessly. It is not a risk we take.

Rebuilds are a specialty here. We keep what works and rebuild what does not. Content comes over. URLs are mapped so old links still land somewhere real. Your domain stays yours. Your customers find the same business at the same address, only faster and easier to use than it was the day before.

• Existing content migrated, not rewritten from scratch unless you want it rewritten
• URL structure preserved or redirected so search engines and old links follow you over
• Domain, email, and DNS handled without downtime
• Photos, reviews, and pages that already earn traffic kept intact

When your vendor owns your site

This is the ugly one. You paid for a website and found out later you do not actually have it. The domain is registered under their account. The files sit on their server. The logins were never handed over. Every request goes through them, and they know it.

You can get out of that. In most cases the domain is transferable to you, the content is recoverable, and the parts they will not release can be rebuilt rather than begged for. Bring us what you have and what you are locked out of. We will tell you honestly what can be recovered and what is faster to rebuild clean.

Nothing about this requires a fight. Most vendors release what they hold once someone asks the right way, in writing, with the right details. The ones who do not release it lose anyway, because a site coded from zero does not need their files.

What changes after launch

Hosting, SSL, performance tuning, and ongoing support are included. Not a separate invoice, not an upsell six months in. When something needs to change, you call the person who built it and it gets handled.

There are no contracts, no lock-in, and no cancellation fees. If you want to leave, you leave, and the site is yours. That is not a promise built on paperwork. It is how the work is set up from the start, which is the opposite of the arrangement most owners are trying to escape when they call.

CheatCode Solutions is based in Rio Rancho and works across the Albuquerque metro, including Albuquerque, Corrales, Bernalillo, Placitas, Los Ranchos, Los Lunas, Belen, and Edgewood, plus Santa Fe.

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