Website Maintenance

Updates, backups, bug fixes, and ongoing support — so you don't find out your site was on its own right when something breaks.

Your site, in good hands

A website isn't a project, it's an operation: without updates it slows down, becomes vulnerable, and goes down at the worst possible moment.

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Updates

CMS, plugins, and PHP versions kept current — tested, not just a blindly pressed update button.

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Backups

Regular, restorable backups — so a failure or attack can be rolled back without losing data.

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Security & monitoring

Baseline hardening, uptime monitoring, and alerts — if the site goes down, I know before your customers do.

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Bug fixes

A collapsing layout, a vanished form, a strange error — I find the cause and fix it, not just cover it up.

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Content updates

A new section, a price-list change, a seasonal banner — the small content jobs are covered too.

Speed checks

Regular Core Web Vitals measurements — if the site starts slowing down, you learn it in time, not from lost rankings.

I don't vanish after launch

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Fast response

Usually within 24 hours — much faster for critical issues.

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Predictable cost

Retainer or per-job billing — you know what to expect up front.

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Tidy under the hood

Version control and documented changes — in a handover-ready state at all times.

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Direct communication

You talk to me, not a ticketing system. Clear answers, no jargon.

Common questions

Monthly retainer or per-job maintenance?

Both work. On a retainer, updates, backups, and monitoring run continuously and you get priority on bug fixes. Per-job means you pay when something's actually needed — often enough for rarely-changing sites.

How fast do you respond if my site goes down?

Usually within 24 hours; for critical issues — a site that's down or hacked — much faster. Retainer clients get priority on urgent fixes.

Do you take on sites you didn't build?

Yes. Step one is assessing the site's state — code, hosting, updates, backups — and then I quote. If the site needs a bigger overhaul, there's website renovation.

Who's watching your site right now?

If the answer is "nobody", let's talk — I'll assess its state and suggest a setup that fits.

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