Your current site vs this one
| Measure | Current site | This preview |
|---|---|---|
| Google mobile speed score | 55/100 | 98/100 |
| Time until the main content shows on a phone | 20.2 seconds | 1.8 seconds |
| Page size | 17.6 MB (15.8 MB of it is a drone video) | 0.1-1.8 MB |
| Software and security | WordPress with a premium theme and several plugins that need regular updates | Modern static site with no database or admin login to hack |
| Works well on phones | Works, but slow to load | Built for phones first, with a sticky Call / WhatsApp / Quote bar |
| Quote form | Long on a phone | Short quote form |
| Reviews shown | 4.8 stars from 50 Google reviews, not shown prominently on the home page | Latest Google reviews, refreshed monthly |
| Who looks after it | You, or whoever you arrange updates with | Me, Jovan |
Scores from Google PageSpeed (mobile test), 9 Nov 2026. Google recommends the main content shows within 2.5 seconds.
Why it matters
- Most customers look on their phone, and a slow page loses calls.
- Google takes page experience into account, including speed and how well a site works on phones.
- Your reviews are your best advert, so they should be front and centre.
What you get for £49 a month
- Hosting on a fast global network, with SSL
- Daily backups and security updates
- Up to two small changes a month (text, photos, prices)
- Google reviews refreshed monthly
- Uptime monitoring
- Speed kept at 90+
- Your existing email stays exactly as it is
Switching is easy
- You tell me what to change on the preview (your photos, wording).
- I move your content and set up redirects so old Google links still work.
- One small change to your domain settings (only the website records, email is untouched).
- Your new site is live, usually within a week.
You keep your domain name and your content. Free setup for my first two clients, in return for an honest review; then £49 a month, 3-month minimum, then cancel any time with 30 days' notice.
Questions
What about my email?
It stays exactly as it is, with your current provider.
Do I still pay my current provider?
Only for your domain and email, usually a few pounds a month. Once the site has moved, you can stop paying for the old website hosting and maintenance. Check your contract first.
Who owns the site?
You own your domain and content. If you ever leave, I'll hand over a full copy.