Audit & Plan
We review your content, current plugin stack (if any), and hosting setup before deciding what to build or fix.
WordPress runs a huge share of the web for a reason — it's flexible, content teams can manage it themselves, and there's a plugin for almost anything. The catch is that most WordPress sites are held together with mismatched plugins and outdated themes nobody wants to touch. We build WordPress sites properly the first time, and fix the ones that weren't.

A lot of WordPress's bad reputation — slow, insecure, breaks on update — comes from how it's usually built: a theme purchased for $60, a dozen plugins stacked on top with no regard for conflicts, and nobody checking Core updates before they ship. It's not the platform's fault. It's the build quality.
We build WordPress sites with a lean plugin stack, custom theme development where it matters, and a security setup that doesn't treat "admin/admin123" as an acceptable password policy. If you already have a WordPress site that's become fragile, we also handle migrations, cleanups, and hardening without you losing your content or your Google rankings in the process.
We review your content, current plugin stack (if any), and hosting setup before deciding what to build or fix.
We build or select a theme foundation suited to your content types, then set up the page structure and templates.
We configure plugins deliberately, build custom functionality where needed, and lock down security from day one.
We migrate content, test everything, launch, and walk your team through managing the site day to day.
Often, yes. If the foundation is reasonable, we can clean up the plugin stack, fix performance issues, patch security holes, and rebuild specific pages without starting over. If the theme or plugin choices are causing structural problems, we'll tell you honestly whether a rebuild is actually cheaper long-term.
Usually it's a combination of an unoptimized theme, too many plugins doing overlapping jobs, unoptimized images, and cheap shared hosting. We diagnose the actual cause with real performance data rather than guessing, then fix what's actually slowing you down.
Regular Core and plugin updates, a web application firewall, limited login attempts, two-factor authentication for admin accounts, and malware scanning. Most WordPress hacks exploit outdated plugins — the fix is unglamorous but it works.
Yes — that's the point of WordPress. We build with the block editor or a page builder your team is comfortable with, and we'll walk you through exactly how to make updates without breaking the layout.
Whether you need a WordPress site built right from the start or an existing one rescued, we'll tell you honestly which one you're dealing with.
