A FRESH START, THOUGHTFULLY PLANNED
Moving your website?
Let’s map the journey.
Review first. Test carefully. Switch when it’s agreed. A website move starts with understanding what’s already there.
THE MIGRATION APPROACH
Three stages. One agreed plan.
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Review & scope
We review compatibility, website size, access requirements, email and domain arrangements. We confirm feasibility, scope and any charges before work.
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Prepare & verify
Agree a backup, test the destination and check pages, forms, media and connected services. Access is arranged securely after the scope is agreed.
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Switch & check
Coordinate domain changes and a sensible change window. Check the public site and keep the previous service available until the move is accepted.
BEFORE YOU MOVE
A short checklist makes a big difference.
Prepare your website address, current host, renewal date, domain provider and a list of essential features. Identify who controls the domain and who can approve a move. Note any mailboxes, payment services or booking systems that depend on existing records.
Do not cancel your current service or share credentials through the enquiry form. We’ll discuss an appropriate secure handover if the migration proceeds. Timing, downtime risk and third-party charges depend on the current setup; free migration and uninterrupted availability are not assumed.
TELL US ABOUT YOUR MOVE
Start with the website address.
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MIGRATION QUESTIONS
Know what happens next.
Can every website be migrated?
No. Eligibility depends on the application, software versions, storage and connected services. We review compatibility before confirming a migration.
Who changes the domain records?
We agree who has access and who makes the change. Existing email and other domain records need to be preserved as appropriate.
How long does a move take?
The scope, testing and domain propagation affect timing. We will agree an estimate after reviewing the website rather than promise a universal turnaround.