WordPress bug fixing and emergency repairs
Something broke and the site needs to work again. I diagnose the actual cause rather than disabling plugins at random, fix it, and tell you what caused it so it doesn't repeat.
What's included
- White screen of death and fatal PHP errors
- Plugin and theme conflicts after updates
- Broken layouts and CSS issues
- Database errors and corrupted tables
- Malware cleanup and security hardening
- Failed migrations and broken permalinks
Why it matters
Most emergency WordPress work is caused by an update applied without staging, a plugin abandoned by its developer, or a theme edited directly instead of through a child theme. After the fix, I'll point out which of those it was and what to change.
Audit first, always
Nothing gets quoted before I've looked at what exists. You get a written scope with what I'd change, what I'd leave alone, and why.
Common questions
How fast can you start?
What if you can't fix it?
Do you need admin access?
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Send over the details and I'll come back with honest scope, timeline and cost — no sales call required first.