WordPress

WordPress, Without the Plugin Roulette

WordPress runs over 40% of the web, and most of it is one bad update away from breaking. We build the other kind: custom themes, a plugin stack you can count on both hands, and nobody guessing what happens at 2am.

We Treat WordPress Like Engineering, Not a Weekend Project

WordPress runs on good bones: a clean install, a handful of plugins, and a theme built for the content you actually have. Most sites drift away from that within a year, not because WordPress is fragile, but because nobody’s watching the plugin list, the core version, or what a page builder is doing to the markup underneath.

We start every build the same way: strip it down to what the site needs, decide what’s custom code and what’s a vetted plugin, and write down why. WooCommerce when you’re selling, ACF when the content needs real structure, and a short, boring list of everything else.

Then we keep watching it. Core updates get tested before they go live, not applied blind by a cron job at 3am. A WordPress site built and run this way doesn’t need a rescue call two years in. It just keeps working.

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The Average WordPress Site Is a Liability Waiting to Happen

Most WordPress sites we get called about didn’t fail because of one big mistake. They failed because of forty small ones: a plugin nobody uninstalled, a core update skipped for a year, an admin password from 2019. We build sites that don’t accumulate that debt in the first place.

Built once, abandoned immediately

The page builder tax

what we do

What We Actually Build in WordPress

Six things people hire us for, roughly in the order we usually get the call.

Custom WordPress Theme Development

We build the theme around your content types, not the other way around. No starter theme, no fifteen unused template files, just the markup your site actually needs.

Custom themesContent typesClean markup

WooCommerce Development

Checkout flows, product variants, and inventory synced the way your business actually sells, which is rarely how WooCommerce ships out of the box.

WooCommerceCheckout flowsInventory sync

Security Audits & Hardening

We go through the plugin list, the user accounts, the file permissions, and the core version, and fix what we find before it becomes a 2am phone call.

Plugin auditFile permissionsHardening

Hacked Site Recovery

Something got in. We find out how, close it, clean out what it left behind, and get the site back up without losing the content underneath it.

Malware cleanupBreach fixSite restore

Plugin & Platform Migrations

Forty plugins down to twelve. Wix or Squarespace into a real WordPress build. Whatever the starting point, we get it to something a developer can actually maintain.

Plugin cleanupWix & SquarespacePlatform migration

Support and Maintenance

Someone actually checking the core version, the backups, and the uptime every week, so the first sign of trouble isn’t the site going down on a Friday.

Core updatesBackupsUptime checks
our process

How a WordPress Build Actually Goes

Four stages, each with something you can look at before we move to the next one.

Audit and inventory


We go through what’s already there: every plugin, every user account, the theme, the core version, and which of it is actually doing something versus just sitting there as a risk.

Architecture and scope


We decide what’s custom-built, what’s a trusted plugin, and what a page builder should never have been used for in the first place. Then we scope the build around that.

Build in parallel


Theme and content structure get built side by side, so by the time you see a page it’s already wired to real content, not lorem ipsum standing in for it.

Document and hand over


You get a plain-language writeup of what’s installed and why, plus a session where we walk your team through updating it themselves.

Industries We Serve

The Sites We End Up Building

Five kinds of businesses where a WordPress site isn’t a brochure. It’s how people find you, book you, or buy from you.

Healthcare


Ecommerce & Retail


Fitness & Sports


Business Solutions


On-Demand Solutions


Testimonials

What Clients Say

Teams whose WordPress sites we’ve built or rescued, on what changed once someone was actually watching the plugin list.

Talk to the practice, not a sales queue.

30 minutes with an engineer who has shipped this exact problem before.

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