Audit, repair and takeover of existing sites
A common reason people get in touch: "my web person stopped answering the phone." I take over sites left by other developers — first I run an audit and report, then I fix what's genuinely doing harm: speed, security, Google rankings.
stack: WordPress · PHP · Next.js
Definition
A technical site audit is a review of its speed, security, SEO and code quality, ending in a report with a list of problems ordered by business impact — with a quote to fix each one.
01 / Who it's for
Who this service actually pays off for
- companies with a WordPress site that's slowing down, throwing errors or has been hacked
- companies with no contact with the previous developer — no access, backups or documentation
- site owners whose site "fell apart" after an update
02 / Scope
What you get
- 01regaining control: access, backups, an inventory of plugins and code
- 02audit: speed (Core Web Vitals), security, technical SEO, code quality
- 03a report in plain language, not developer-speak: what's broken, what it's costing you, what to fix first
- 04fixing the agreed scope — with a backup before every change
- 05optionally, ongoing care: updates, monitoring, backups, small fixes
03 / When it applies
When it makes sense — and when it doesn't
We always start with an audit when the site "basically works." If the repair cost approaches the cost of a new site — you'll see both quotes side by side and decide for yourself. Sometimes the honest answer is: don't repair it, build it anew.
04 / FAQ