WordPress
Get your WordPress site moving again.
A broken update, a compromised site, or a stack that is difficult to maintain? Get a clear path through recovery, PHP and plugin remediation, or a new WordPress build when that is the better option.
Find your starting point
Recover the site.
Resolve the blockers.
Decide what comes next.
Start with the issue in front of you. A broken page, a blocked update, and an unmaintainable stack call for different decisions.
Get the site working again.
If the site shows a critical error, access is lost, or there are signs of compromise, establish the cause and a recovery path before making broad changes. Consider recent updates, available backups, and the workflows that need to return.
Explore recovery and hardeningUnblock the update. Keep the functionality.
Review the PHP runtime alongside WordPress core, plugins, themes, and custom code. Plan compatibility work and test forms, logins, checkout, and integrations before a production change.
Explore remediation and updatesKnow when a better foundation is worth considering.
Repeated workarounds, abandoned components, and changing business requirements can make a rebuild worth comparing with further remediation. First establish what can be retained and what the new site needs to do.
Explore WordPress rebuilds and new sitesWordPress documents plugin conflicts, theme compatibility, and incompatible PHP among possible causes of critical errors. Read the official troubleshooting reference ↗
A platform-specific review
The details that shape the plan.
A WordPress site can look healthy while its runtime or extensions need attention. We consider the whole environment and the workflows it supports, rather than relying on one dashboard status.
Core, themes, and plugins
Inventory the stack, review maintenance status, and identify updates needing compatibility testing.
Custom functionality
Include bespoke themes, forms, memberships, and commerce journeys in the agreed review.
Hosting and PHP
Coordinate runtime updates with your host and validate the environment serving the site.
Recovery and access
Review restoration options, administrator access, and hardening needs after a compromise.
Validation matters
Test the journeys your users rely on.
Agree representative checks before changes are made. The final validation scope depends on the site and its integrations.
- Page templates and navigation
- Forms, notifications, and integrations
- Logins, roles, and restricted content
- Checkout and orders where applicable
- Scheduled tasks and administration
Official reference: WordPress security guidance ↗
For WordPress Agencies
Your client relationships.
Our specialist support.
Add PHP security and remediation expertise alongside your team. Coordinate client-site assessments, compatible updates, and white-label support around the way your agency works.
Choose the next step
Support across the lifecycle.
Security Assessment
Identify affected environments, assess risk, and prioritize what needs attention.
Remediation & Updates
Coordinate expert PHP and CMS specialists for safe, compatible fixes.
Recovery & Hardening
Clean compromised systems, restore functionality, and implement stronger security practices.
Ongoing Support
Monitoring, maintenance, and technical support to reduce future risk.
Questions, answered
A little more clarity.
Every environment is different. These answers help set the starting point.
Discuss your situationCan you work with a WordPress agency?
Yes. Engagements can fit around client relationships, developers, and hosting arrangements. Our agency page explains how coordination can work.
Do all plugins need replacing?
No. The review identifies maintenance and compatibility concerns. Replacement is a decision where a component cannot meet agreed needs.
Does a broken site mean we need a rebuild?
No. A scoped review should distinguish a targeted fix, broader remediation, and a rebuild. The right option depends on the current stack, maintainability, and business requirements.
Can you help after a cleanup?
Yes. Follow-up can cover access, updates, backups, and maintenance intended to reduce repeat incidents.
Ready to protect your sites?
Plan the right support for your PHP sites.
Talk through the situation, clarify priorities, and agree the right technical scope.