Installation and setup
WordPress installed and configured for your stack: themes, essential plugins, permalinks, basic security, and a staging environment if you need one.
Stable WordPress: maintenance and one-time fixes
Ongoing setup and support, or single interventions when the site has malware, is broken, misconfigured, or needs to be migrated. On UPG hosting or the provider you already use.
What we do for you
Safe updates
Core, themes, and plugins kept current with prior testing. Fewer production surprises and fewer vulnerability windows.
Speed and Core Web Vitals
Cache, compression, images, and server tuning to improve load times and user experience.
SSL and backups
SSL certificates installed correctly and a backup policy aligned with your business criticality.
One-time fixes
Live site with a specific problem, no monthly contract. We define scope, fix it, and document what was done.
Malware and virus cleanup
Hacked sites, strange redirects, Google warnings, or infected plugins. We clean up, harden the install, and verify it runs securely again.
Migrations
We move WordPress between hosts or domains with a tight maintenance window, DNS and database checks, email, and testing before cutting over from the old service.
Misconfigured site
Broken permalinks, SSL installed wrong, 500 errors, plugin and theme conflicts, PHP or memory limits set incorrectly. We diagnose and align the environment.
Broken after an update
White screen, fatal errors, or layout broken after updating core, a theme, or plugins. We restore from backup when needed and bring everything current safely.
How the work feels
Above is what we do. This is how working with us feels.
Clear monthly maintenance scope, or one-off work with no long-term contract
Ideal for agencies that need technical hands without hiring full-time DevOps
We work on SiteGround, GoDaddy, DonWeb, Hostinger, UPG hosting, and other panels
Resolution of conflicts between plugins and themes
Clear documentation of what was done in each intervention
We prioritize backups before touching production when the environment allows it
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