Website & WordPress maintenance

Ongoing care for your business website

A website is a business asset, and like any asset, it needs upkeep. Software should be updated, backups should exist somewhere other than the same server hosting the site, and security should be treated as an ongoing responsibility rather than something considered only after a problem occurs.

That's what this covers: the unglamorous, necessary work that keeps a site from quietly falling apart. And when something does break, you're calling a person who already knows your site, not opening a ticket and waiting.

What's included

• Core, theme, and plugin updates
• Nightly backups
• Uptime and security monitoring
• A real person to call when something breaks

Keep WordPress updates manageable

WordPress core, themes, and plugins change over time. Maintenance gives those updates a regular place in the work, with attention to the features the business relies on. For a store, that includes the ordering experience; for a service business, it includes the routes customers use to get in touch.

Backups and monitoring serve different purposes

A backup provides a recovery point, while uptime and security monitoring help identify issues that need attention. Neither replaces the other. The maintenance scope should make clear what is backed up, where it is stored, and how recovery will be handled if the site needs to be restored.

Support for the site you actually run

A static site has different upkeep needs from a WordPress website or WooCommerce store. Custom integrations add their own dependencies. Send us the site address and a description of the current setup so we can discuss appropriate support.

Maintenance and new development

Routine upkeep and a new feature are different kinds of work. A clear support arrangement separates ongoing checks from larger changes, such as a redesign or new ordering process, so the business knows what is included and what needs its own scope.