Planned Maintenance
We schedule the WordPress core, theme, and plugin updates included in your plan and keep a record of completed work.
Serving Dallas-Fort Worth businesses and clients nationwide
Ongoing WordPress care
Get Ongoing WordPress Maintenance Without Giving Up Control
We handle the routine WordPress work you select—such as updates, backups, monitoring, and reporting—while you keep ownership of your website, hosting, and accounts. Before work begins, we document exactly what is included and what happens when a larger issue appears.
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Routine maintenance is scheduled
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Backups and tools are documented
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You keep ownership and access
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Larger changes receive a separate estimate
What ongoing care can include
The Routine Work That Keeps WordPress Manageable
Backups You Can Account For
Your plan identifies the backup tool, schedule, retention period, and who is responsible if a restore is needed.
Site Monitoring and Alerts
Monitoring can alert us to an availability or health issue. Your plan explains who is notified and what response is included.
Clear Maintenance Reports
You receive a concise record of completed work, issues found, decisions needed, and improvements that require a separate project.
Your care plan lists the exact tasks, schedule, tools, and responsibilities included for your website.
Want these WordPress tasks handled on a regular schedule?
What belongs in a care plan
Know What Is Included Before Work Begins
Included in your care plan
The recurring tasks we agree to handle
- The WordPress core, theme, and plugin updates selected for your site
- Scheduled backups and monitoring through the agreed tools
- Routine reports and clear alerts when you need to make a decision
- A defined path for issues that fall outside the plan
Quoted separately
Projects and repairs need their own estimate
- New pages, design changes, features, or integrations
- Content writing, marketing campaigns, or SEO projects
- Emergency recovery, inherited cleanup, or neglected-site repair
- Failures in hosting, plugins, or outside services that the plan does not cover
Not sure whether you need ongoing maintenance or a one-time repair?
Your care plan
See Exactly What We Are Responsible For
Your care plan names the website, the recurring tasks, how often they happen, the tools we use, and who owns each decision. When a new request or unexpected problem appears, both sides can quickly see whether it belongs in the plan or needs a separate estimate.
Your WordPress care plan
Agreed before work begins
What happens next
How WordPress Care Starts
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Review your website
We confirm the site, hosting, access, current condition, and any known issues.
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Define the care plan
We agree on the maintenance tasks, schedule, tools, responsibilities, and support path.
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Separate existing problems
We identify cleanup or repair work that needs its own estimate before routine care begins.
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Maintain and report
We complete the agreed work, document what changed, and flag decisions or separate projects.
Want to know what your website needs first?
Start from where your website is now
Choose the Right Starting Point
Existing care customer
Continue your current plan
Your current price and included services stay in place unless you choose and approve a different plan.
New care inquiry
Review the website and define a plan
We review the current website, hosting, access, and known concerns before recommending an ongoing care plan.
Site needs repair first
Fix the current problem first
If the website has an active problem or significant neglected maintenance, we estimate that repair before ongoing care begins.
Not sure which starting point fits your website?
Questions, Answered Directly
No. Automated monitoring can alert us to a problem, but it does not automatically include 24/7 human response. Your care plan states the support hours, contact method, and response expectations that apply.
Not by default. Your care plan will state whether small content changes are included. Larger content or design changes receive a separate estimate.
No. Your existing price and included services stay in place unless you choose and approve a different plan.
Yes. You do not need a new website. We first review the current site, hosting, access, and known issues to confirm whether ongoing care is a good fit.
We document the issue, explain what it affects, and tell you whether it belongs in the care plan. If it requires a separate repair or project, we provide the next step before starting that work.
Start with the website you have
Get a Clear Next Step for Your WordPress Site
Share your website, current host, known concerns, and the maintenance tasks you want help with. We will tell you whether the next step is ongoing care, a focused repair, or a website improvement project.
