Web Design & Development

Website Maintenance & Care

Updates, backups, monitoring and small fixes on a plan, so your site does not quietly rot between projects.

Websites decay. Plugins update and conflict, PHP versions move on, backups silently stop running, and the first anyone notices is when the site is down, defaced, or a form has been failing for six weeks. Maintenance is insurance against the version of that story that costs you a month of leads.

What a care plan covers

  • Core, theme and plugin updates applied on staging first, not straight to production
  • Offsite backups, verified by actually restoring one, which most providers never test
  • Uptime and form-submission monitoring, so failures are found by me rather than by a lost customer
  • Security hardening, malware scanning and firewall management
  • Performance monitoring against Core Web Vitals as content grows
  • A monthly allowance of small content and design changes, plus a plain-language report

Straight answers

Can we not just update plugins ourselves?

You can, and many do successfully. The value here is staging-first updates and a tested restore path for the day one of them conflicts.

What if the site breaks?

It gets restored from a verified backup, then the update is diagnosed on staging. The point of the plan is that this is routine rather than a crisis.

Do you maintain sites you did not build?

Yes, after a short audit to establish what state it is in and whether anything urgent needs fixing first.

Wondering what this would look like for your business?

The free audit answers that with your data, not a pitch. One Search Console invite is all it takes.

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