Examples of Major WordPress Fixes
Typical Major WordPress fixes on your website
Major fixes involve complex, high-risk, or business-critical issues that require advanced troubleshooting, security remediation, or extended repair work. These issues often impact the entire website or core functionality.
🔧 Critical Website Issues
- Fixing websites that are completely broken or inaccessible
- Recovering websites after failed updates or crashes
- Full website restorations from backups
🔐 Security & Malware
- Cleaning hacked or malware-infected websites
- Removing malicious code, backdoors, and injected scripts
- Securing websites after security breaches
- Repairing sites blacklisted by Google or hosting providers
🔐 Security & Malware
- Fixing contact forms not sending emails
- Correcting SMTP or basic email delivery issues
- Fixing form validation errors
⚙️ Advanced Plugin, Theme & Ecommerce Issues
- Major plugin conflicts affecting large portions of the site
- WooCommerce or ecommerce functionality failures
- Repairing complex theme or page builder breakdowns
- Fixing custom-coded functionality that has failed
🗄️ Database & Server-Level Issues
- Repairing database corruption or critical database errors
- Resolving server or hosting configuration issues
- Fixing PHP, memory, or server resource problems
🚀 Performance & Recovery
- Repairing database corruption or critical database errors
- Resolving server or hosting configuration issues
- Fixing PHP, memory, or server resource problems
❗ What Is Not Included in a Major Fix (Without Separate Quoting)
- Full website redesigns
- New feature development
- Ongoing SEO campaigns
- Content creation or marketing services
