Old site vs. new site

Find your old page.
See its new home.

Every page from the old website is listed below in plain English. Click the grey link to open the old page, and the green link to open the matching new page. If they show the same thing, the move worked.

Same page, moved over

Same content as before — just rebuilt at this address.

Combined into a bigger page

This old page now points to one stronger page that covers the same topic.

Removed on purpose

An old system page with no real content. Not rebuilt.

136 pages listed + 87 blog articles

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How to read each row

Every row below works the same way. Here is one explained, step by step:

1 · The old page

About us

/about-us/

Click the grey link to open the page on the old website in a new tab.

2 · The new page
/about

Click the green link to open the matching page on the new website. Compare the two.

3 · What happened Same page, moved over

This coloured badge tells you what happened to the page.

01

Main pages

The pages most visitors click first.

02

Services we offer

One page per service. Same service, new tidy address.

03

Industries we build for

One page per industry. Same content, new address.

04

Service areas (cities)

The cities you serve. Addresses are identical.

05

Forms & legal

Forms visitors fill out, plus legal pages.

06

Project examples (74)

Each finished project now has its own page under Projects. Same project, new address.

07

Old duplicate pages → combined

These old pages covered the same topic in several places. They now point to one stronger page.

08

Pages removed on purpose

Old system pages with no real content. They were not rebuilt.

  • Sample page (WordPress default)

    New home →— not rebuilt —
    Removed on purpose
  • Placeholder 'more' page

    New home →— not rebuilt —
    Removed on purpose
  • Admin login page

    New home →— not rebuilt —
    Removed on purpose
09

Blog articles (87)

Too many to list one by one — here is the simple rule for all of them.

All 87 blog articles kept their exact web address (slug). They simply live under /blog/ now — for example an article that was at the site root is now at /blog/ + the same name. 6 top articles are fully rebuilt; the rest keep their address while the full text is being moved over.

Tip: open this page on a wide screen so the old page and new page sit side by side. If a new page looks wrong or you want a match changed, just tell us which row and we will fix it.