Tennessee Country Boys Moving
Custom rebuild for a Middle Tennessee moving company, with modern service and location content, streamlined quote workflows, and a carefully managed transition from the previous website.
Tennessee Country Boys Moving is a locally owned moving company in Goodlettsville, Tennessee, handling local, long-distance, residential, and commercial moves across Middle Tennessee. The business had a WordPress website that had grown dated, and existing search visibility worth protecting.
I rebuilt it from the ground up as a custom website: a cleaner design, easier navigation, clearer ways to ask for a quote, and a foundation the business can keep building on.
More than a template, start to finish.
The website
- Complete rebuild of the previous WordPress site
- Custom PHP 8.3, Tailwind CSS, and vanilla JavaScript — no template
- Responsive design for phones, tablets, and desktops
- Refreshed homepage and service-page presentation
Local content
- Service-area page and navigation for Middle Tennessee communities
- Local, long-distance, commercial, and labor-only moving services
- Awards and Google reviews featured as trust signals
- Partner page for local referral businesses
Quotes and email
- Free-quote form built around the move — type, size, date, and locations
- Contact form with the customer’s preferred contact method
- Automated HTML email notifications to the business
- Confirmation emails to customers
- Cloudflare Turnstile spam protection
Search and analytics
- Migration planned to preserve existing search value
- Page titles, descriptions, and structured data set up for search
- Google Analytics (GA4)
- Google review links for past customers
Rebuilding without starting over
A new website can quietly cost a business the search visibility it has already earned. This rebuild was planned to carry that forward — staying on the same domain and treating the existing pages and search details as something to preserve, not replace — while everything visitors see and use was rebuilt.
Let's talk about your website.
Tell me what your business does and what you need the site to do. You'll get a straight answer about scope, timeline, and cost — from the person who will actually build it.