Keep your website ready for business.

A useful plan defines updates, backups, monitoring, support coverage and who handles issues when something changes. WordPress’s own maintenance guidance includes regular backups and updates. Our website-care scope makes the responsibilities and allowances explicit, including what is treated as an improvement, a repair or additional project work.

Updates can expose compatibility problems between plugins, themes, custom code and the hosting environment. That is why maintenance should include recovery preparation and checks appropriate to the site. We review critical journeys after agreed changes, such as an inquiry form or booking flow, rather than assuming an update is successful because the dashboard shows a new version.

Hosting makes the website available on infrastructure. Maintenance is the ongoing work needed to keep the website and its components current and useful. A hosting subscription does not automatically include content edits, plugin troubleshooting or recovery assistance. We clarify where those responsibilities sit so important work does not fall between providers.

We can review an existing website and discuss taking on care when the platform, access and condition are a good fit. The first step is an assessment of the current setup and any urgent issues. We agree on coverage after that review; we do not assume responsibility for unknown historical problems without defining the work.