Professional WordPress bug fixing for errors, broken features, Elementor, WooCommerce, PHP, database, SSL, and responsive issues—handled safely and methodically.
Recovery ready
Your website does not always need to be rebuilt. We improve the parts holding it back while preserving the foundation that still serves your business.
Fatal errors, white screens, 500 errors, and websites that suddenly stop loading.
Fatal errors, white screens, 500 errors, and websites that suddenly stop loading.
Editors that will not load, missing widgets, broken sections, and responsive layout issues.
Fatal errors, white screens, 500 errors, and websites that suddenly stop loading.
Contact forms that fail, missed enquiries, login loops, and dashboard access problems.
Connection failures, mixed content, redirect loops, HTTPS warnings, and related configuration issues.
When the affected feature is part of your customer journey, a website problem quickly becomes a sales, trust, and visibility problem.
A broken cart, checkout, or payment flow stops ready-to-buy customers at the final step.
A failed contact or booking form can silently prevent valuable leads from reaching your team.
Errors, warnings, and broken layouts make even an established business feel unreliable.
Server errors, broken links, and inaccessible pages can interfere with crawling and indexing.
Your website does not always need to be rebuilt. We improve the parts holding it back while preserving the foundation that still serves your business.
We investigate why the problem is happening instead of only hiding the visible symptom.
An appropriate backup is created or confirmed before significant changes where access permits.
Search-sensitive URLs, redirects, content, templates, and metadata are handled with care.
The repaired functionality is tested on the relevant devices, browsers, and user journey.
No random changes or vague promises. We diagnose, define the scope, repair carefully, and test what matters.
Send your website URL, the affected page, error message, and any recent changes.
We inspect the relevant WordPress environment, logs, plugins, theme, code, or integration.
You receive a clear repair scope, price, expected delivery range, and key dependencies.
After an appropriate backup, we repair the issue and test the affected user journey.
Start with the basics. We only request technical access after the initial review—and only when it is necessary for the agreed repair.
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Your main website address and links to any specific page, product, form, or checkout where the problem occurs.
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Tell us what happens, what you expected to happen, and whether every visitor or only some users are affected.
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Include screenshots, screen recordings, exact error messages, and the browser or device where you noticed the issue.
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Mention recent plugin, theme, WordPress, PHP, hosting, DNS, payment, or content changes—even if they seem unrelated.
After approval
For hands-on diagnosis, we may request a temporary administrator account with only the access needed for the agreed work.
If relevant
Some repairs may require temporary hosting, SFTP, database, DNS, email, analytics, or payment-integration access.
Do not send passwords through the diagnosis form. If access is required, we'll explain what is needed and arrange a secure temporary-access method. Temporary accounts can be revoked after the repair.
Pricing is based on complexity—not guesswork. An assessment confirms the appropriate scope before repair work begins.
Best for one small, clearly identifiable WordPress problem.
Based on diagnosis and scope
Best for moderate problems requiring deeper troubleshooting.
Based on diagnosis and complexity
Best for complex WordPress or WooCommerce problems requiring advanced troubleshooting and testing.
Based on diagnosis and complexity
Best for severe, business-critical, custom, or multi-layer website problems
Defined after technical assessment
Still unsure which option fits? Request a diagnosis and describe the symptoms in your own words.
Pricing depends on the cause and complexity. Quick fixes start from ₦30,000, moderate repairs from ₦60,000, and complex repairs from ₦120,000. Advanced problems may require a technical assessment and custom quote.
Yes. We troubleshoot critical errors, failed updates, plugin and theme conflicts, PHP issues, broken layouts, database errors, and malfunctioning features. The right repair approach depends on the underlying cause.
Yes. We investigate WooCommerce settings, gateway plugins, themes, JavaScript, caching, conflicts, and integrations. Provider-side problems may also require support from the payment provider.
A small, clearly identified issue may take far less time than a complex WooCommerce, database, or custom-code problem. The initial diagnosis establishes a realistic delivery range before work begins.
Repairs are planned to preserve important SEO elements. When URLs, redirects, templates, internal links, content, or metadata are involved, we avoid unnecessary changes to search-sensitive elements.
Send your website URL, a clear description of the problem, affected page URLs, screenshots or error messages, and details of recent updates. Secure temporary access may be requested after the initial review.
You do not need to diagnose it yourself. Share the symptoms, affected page, and what you expected to happen. We'll recommend the appropriate next step.
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