01 / What I Do
Security Fixes
Malware removal, backdoor cleanup, hardening against brute-force attacks, file integrity checks, and post-hack remediation. Includes identifying the entry point and patching the vulnerability so it doesn't happen again.
Speed Optimization
Core Web Vitals improvement, caching configuration, image optimization pipelines, database cleanup, query profiling, and eliminating render-blocking resources. Work is measured before and after with real benchmarks.
Bug Resolution
White screens, 500 errors, plugin conflicts, failed updates, broken functionality after a migration, or anything else that stopped working. Diagnosis first, fix second — no guessing.
02 / Out of Scope
To keep turnaround fast and quality high, the scope is intentionally narrow. If your request falls into one of these categories, it's better to find a specialist.
03 / Anti-Portfolio
This is the emergency room for WordPress sites that are actively costing their owners money. No screenshots, no mockups — technical work doesn't photograph. Here's what clients said after the bleeding stopped.
"Site was completely down after a plugin update. Contacted at 11pm, had a diagnosis in my inbox by morning and the fix deployed by noon. No upselling, no nonsense — just the problem resolved."
"Google flagged our site for malware and we were delisted. Within 48 hours the malware was gone, the backdoor was closed, and we submitted a reconsideration request. Back in the index within a week."
"Page load was 9 seconds. After the optimization work it's under 2. Real numbers, not estimates. The audit report alone was worth the fee."
"Very direct communication style. Told me exactly what was wrong, what it would cost to fix it, and what I'd need to do to prevent it recurring. Appreciated not being treated like an idiot."
04 / Emergency Recovery FAQ
How do I fix a WordPress site that is showing the White Screen of Death?
Disable all plugins via SFTP by renaming the plugins directory, then reactivate one at a time to isolate the conflict. If the screen persists, enable WP_DEBUG in wp-config.php to surface the fatal error — the stack trace tells you exactly which file and line to fix.
Request Emergency Fix →What should I do if my WordPress site is running slowly and losing customers?
Run a full performance audit covering server response time, database query load, render-blocking assets, and unoptimized images — slow sites lose 7% of conversions per second of delay. Identify the three worst bottlenecks, fix them in order of impact, and verify with before-and-after Core Web Vitals measurements.
Request Emergency Fix →How can I restore my site revenue after a security breach?
Immediately isolate the infection by scanning all files against clean WordPress checksums, removing injected code, and closing the entry vector — then submit reconsideration requests to Google and any blacklists. Rebuild trust by deploying a Web Application Firewall, enforcing two-factor authentication, and publishing a transparent incident summary.
Request Emergency Fix →05 / Get Your Site Back
Fill out the form below. All communication happens via email. Most diagnoses land in your inbox within hours — you'll know exactly what's broken and what it costs to fix before committing to anything.
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Design requests will not receive a response. If you're unsure whether your issue qualifies, describe what broke and when — not what you want it to look like — and it will be assessed.