Dependable care after launch

WordPress Maintenance & Security

Updates, backups, hardening, migration, troubleshooting, and technical support for business-critical WordPress websites.

A complete delivery path

Practical work, clearly scoped

Every engagement is shaped around the business goal and current website. The exact scope is confirmed before work begins.

  1. 01WordPress, theme, and plugin updates
  2. 02Backup and recovery configuration
  3. 03Security hardening
  4. 04Hosting and domain support
  5. 05Website migration
  6. 06Troubleshooting and ongoing maintenance
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Agree what ongoing maintenance includes

List the website’s critical features, hosting arrangement and who can approve changes. Maintenance can cover updates, backups, troubleshooting and agreed security checks. New features, content production and emergency recovery should be explicitly scoped rather than assumed to be part of every support request.

Backups and updates need a recovery plan

Define what is backed up, where copies are kept and how restoration is checked. Before significant updates, establish a recovery point and use a staging environment when practical. After updates, verify the important customer journeys instead of relying only on the dashboard status.

Set clear support expectations

Agree the communication channel, response arrangements and responsibilities for third-party services. Security work reduces exposure but cannot guarantee that a site will never be compromised. If the website is already infected or unavailable, describe the symptoms so recovery can be assessed as a separate task.

Frequently asked questions

Does maintenance include new features?

Only when included in the agreed scope. Feature development and recurring technical care have different requirements and should be planned accordingly.

Can you migrate my WordPress website?

Migration can be assessed after reviewing the current and destination hosting, site size, email dependencies and acceptable downtime.