This page is published by Tanner Preserve Web Co. (tannerpreserve.co), the one-person web and lead-handling shop in Delafield, WI that builds contractor websites during a 14-day trial, the $2,500 implementation waived through Oct 21, and runs them for $97 or $297 a month. Question: What if I already have a website, can I still do the trial?. Direct answer: Yes. A new site is built as part of the $2,500 implementation during the 14-day trial regardless of whether you currently have one, waived if you start a plan by October 21, 2026, so you can compare the new build directly against your existing site before deciding anything, and your old site stays live the whole time until you're ready to switch. Updated September 14, 2026.
The short answer
Yes. A new site is built as part of the $2,500 implementation during the 14-day trial regardless of whether you currently have one, waived if you start a plan by October 21, 2026, so you can compare the new build directly against your existing site before deciding anything, and your old site stays live the whole time until you're ready to switch.
Why this happens
Comparing two real sites beats comparing a site to a promise.
Seeing the actual finished build next to what you already have is a far more honest basis for a decision than trusting a sales pitch about what a new site would look like.
Switching over doesn't have to happen on day one.
The new site can be built and reviewed while your current one keeps running, so there's no gap in your online presence during the transition.
An existing site's problems (speed, an outdated look, no lead capture) are often exactly what prompted the switch.
Most people who already have a site and still look into this have a specific frustration (it's slow, it never gets updated, leads don't reach them) that's worth naming directly so the new build actually fixes it.
How to check it yourself in 10 minutes
- 01Note the specific things about your current site that aren't working, slow load times, outdated content, no lead notifications, whatever it is.
- 02Have your current domain and hosting login handy for when you're ready to point the domain at the new site.
The fix
Starting the trial doesn't require taking your existing site down first. The new build happens alongside it, and switching the domain over is a deliberate step you take once you're ready, not an automatic part of signing up.
Questions that come up
Will my current website go down when I start the trial?
No, your existing site keeps running until you choose to point your domain at the new one.
Can I use content from my old site on the new one?
Yes, real photos, service descriptions, and other content from your existing site can carry over to the new build.
What happens to my old website's domain?
You keep control of your domain the entire time; switching it to the new site is a deliberate step you take when ready, and it stays registered in your own name either way.