Websites rot if nobody is watching
Updates, backups, security and content changes handled for you — so the site that launched brilliantly is still working in two years.
The slow decline nobody notices
A website is not furniture. Left alone, the certificate expires, the contact form quietly stops delivering, the software picks up known vulnerabilities, the prices go out of date and the "latest news" section still ends three years ago. None of it announces itself. You just gradually get fewer enquiries and never quite work out why.
Maintenance is the unexciting work that stops all of that. We check the things that fail silently, apply the updates, keep the content current, and tell you what changed. It is the least glamorous thing we sell and probably the most valuable.
Why it matters
A contact form that stops sending looks completely normal from the outside.
Vulnerabilities appear in software that was perfectly safe when it was installed.
Search engines and customers both prefer a site that is evidently still tended.
What maintenance covers
Software updates
Applied and tested, rather than left until something forces the issue.
Form testing
We check enquiries actually arrive, because that is the failure that costs you money.
Backup verification
Not just taken. Checked, so a restore genuinely works.
Content changes
Prices, hours, staff, photos and offers kept current.
Performance checks
Watching for the gradual slowdown that creeps in over time.
A monthly summary
What we did and what needs your attention, in plain English.
Things people ask us
If yours is not here, just ask — we answer every enquiry personally.
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