A better website for the business you’ve built.

I turn outdated websites into clear, mobile-friendly sites that show what you do and make it easy to get in touch. Keep what works. Review the replacement before it goes live.

Fixed project quote. No mandatory monthly plan. Your site stays yours.

Sunday Table example: a terracotta café website with a round breakfast plate photograph and hours in the first screen.The same Sunday Table website arranged for a phone.
One business. Desktop and mobile.Sunday Table is a fictional demonstration, not a client.

See what a refit changes.

These are working example websites, not client projects. Explore the layouts, try them on your phone, and see how the same business can be easier to understand.

Harbor Electric

Residential electrical services

Harbor Electric after redesign: a blueprint-blue page with the phone, hours and address on a service card and one clear way to request a visit.

Phone and hours up front. Services laid out like the panel door.

Explore the redesign

A fictional business, reimagined using the same core information.

Sunday Table café example: headline, opening hours and phone, then a breakfast plate photograph and a printed menu card.

Sunday Table · Café demonstration

A menu worth browsing.
Hours before you scroll.

A different business calls for a different look. The café gets a printed menu card, its own serif, and opening hours, address and phone in the first screen, so a customer can plan a visit without hunting through the page.

Explore the café website

Fictional business. Demonstration actions do not make real bookings.

A better site.
A defined project.

You and I agree on the pages, features, price, and timeline before work starts. Here’s what a typical refit covers.

Structure and design
Clear pages for what you do, who you serve, and how customers can contact you—designed for phones and desktops.
Useful content, kept and improved
I organize and lightly edit your existing copy, photos, and business details. Missing content is identified in the scope.
The practical essentials
Contact paths, page titles, search-friendly structure, and checks for accessibility, speed, and broken links.
Private review and agreed launch
Review the replacement before it goes live, with two rounds of consolidated feedback and a handoff when you approve.

Need more than a business website? Online stores, customer accounts, custom applications, and ongoing marketing are not part of a standard refit. Tell me what you need so I can check the fit before quoting.

Know what
happens next.

No surprise launch. No open-ended redesign.

Start with your current website
  1. Talk through the scope.

    Share your current site and what isn’t working. I’ll ask any follow-up questions, and we’ll agree on a fixed quote, deliverables, and timeline.

  2. Review the replacement privately.

    After the project is agreed, I build your new site. You review it and give consolidated feedback while your current website stays live.

  3. Approve, launch, and take ownership.

    Once you approve, I handle the agreed launch and handoff. Corrections to the agreed work are covered for 30 days after launch.

A direct line to the person doing the work.

Mike Sharkey

Hi, I’m Mike.

I run SiteRefit from the Bloomfield area, by way of Atlantic Highlands. I work with small-business owners across New Jersey and beyond whose websites no longer reflect the businesses they’ve built.

You’ll work with me on what to keep, what needs changing, and what a sensible replacement should include. I’ll explain the tradeoffs, put the scope in writing, and make sure you can review the work before launch.

Prefer email? Write to me at mike@siterefit.com.

Mike Sharkey SiteRefit

Before you
get in touch.

Scope, ownership, and what to expect.

How much will it cost?

The price depends on the pages, content, and features you need. Send your existing website and what needs to change. I’ll talk through the scope with you and give you a fixed project quote before work begins. Requesting a quote does not commit you to a project.

Do I need to start from scratch?

No. I start with your current website and keep the useful content, photos, branding, and links you have the right to use. I’ll identify what needs updating rather than asking you to rewrite everything.

What happens to my domain, email, and booking system?

Your domain stays yours. You and I agree on any hosting or domain changes before launch, including how to preserve your email setup and useful links. Existing booking, ordering, and payment services can stay separate; connections or replacements are agreed in the scope.

Can I review the site before it goes live?

Yes. Once the project is agreed, I build the replacement for private review. Two rounds of consolidated feedback are included. Your existing site stays live during the redesign, and I launch only after your approval.

How long does a project take?

Your quote includes a timeline based on the scope and the content I need from you. We set review points together, so you know when to give feedback and what happens next.

Is there a monthly fee or a long-term contract?

There is no mandatory SiteRefit monthly plan. Your redesign is a one-time project. If you want help keeping the site current, optional monthly support is available at $179 or $299, depending on the amount of work and routine turnaround you need. You can also request one-off updates. Domain, hosting and other provider fees remain separate.

What happens after launch?

For 30 days after launch, I correct issues with the work covered by your redesign agreement. For new content and later changes, choose occasional quoted help, monthly support, or an agreed editing setup. I’ll explain those options before your project begins.

Let’s look at your website.

Send the link and tell me what needs to work better. I’ll start there, not with a sales package.

Get a quote

A conversation first. No commitment to a project.