1. Start with the site and service-area definition
Your firm may serve people in Hurst while also handling matters elsewhere in Tarrant County or across Texas. Those are different geographic scopes, and hosting should support the site you actually operate rather than an assumed local market. Before a move, identify the domains, subdomains, landing pages, service pages, media, databases and email-related DNS records that belong to the current website. Separate the Hurst service area from any broader county or state coverage in your inventory. This matters because a migration review should preserve the pages and technical relationships that your firm intentionally uses; it should not create unsupported local pages merely because Hurst is a municipality with a recorded population.
Recommended approach
Bring Bosseo a current site inventory and a written geographic scope. Ask which assets are included in the proposed move and which remain outside it. Treat any new Hurst, Tarrant County or Texas page as a separate content and relevance decision, not as an automatic hosting requirement.
