Broken contact forms, error pages, a hacked site, a layout that fell apart on mobile, or a website that disappeared from Google. I find what's wrong, give you a flat quote, and fix it.
Most website problems are silent. A contact form stops sending and nobody notices for weeks. An update breaks the mobile menu. A site gets hacked and starts redirecting visitors somewhere else. Google quietly drops pages from search. From the outside, it just looks like business got slower.
You don't always need a new website to fix that. If your site is fundamentally sound, targeted repairs get it working again for a fraction of the cost of a rebuild. And if it isn't, I'll tell you so honestly before you spend anything.
Tell Me What's BrokenIf your business website is broken, slow, insecure or invisible, it's usually one of these.
Messages that never arrive, land in spam, or go to an inbox nobody checks. I test the whole path from the form to your phone and fix delivery so every lead reaches you.
A blank white screen, error messages, 404 pages where your services used to be, or a site that broke after a change. Diagnosed and fixed.
Spam pages, strange redirects, a Google warning or a host suspension. I clean it up, close the hole that let it in, update everything and help get it off Google's flagged list.
Noindex tags left on after launch, blocked crawling, broken sitemaps and canonical mistakes. The common causes are here, and I'll find which one is yours.
Oversized images, too many scripts, no caching or slow hosting. I find the actual bottleneck and fix it. For deeper work, see speed optimization.
Overlapping text, a menu that won't open, buttons too small to tap, or a layout that only looks right on desktop. Fixed so your site works on the phones your customers use.
An expired or missing SSL certificate, or a page loading insecure content, puts a warning in front of every visitor. I get your site fully on HTTPS with the right redirects.
A site that won't load after a domain change, email that stopped working, or records pointing to the wrong place. Sorted out so your website and email both work again.
No logins, no idea where the site is hosted, and nobody to call. I help you recover access to your domain, hosting and site, then document everything so you're never locked out again.
Website repair shouldn't feel like a mystery bill. Every job follows the same four steps, and you know the price before anything is touched.
Send your web address and a description of the problem, even if it's just "it looks weird on my phone" or "nobody's filling out the form."
I review the site, find the actual cause and check for related issues you may not have noticed yet, like forms, speed, security and indexing.
You get a flat price and a timeline. Once you approve it, I back up the site and make the repairs, without breaking what already works.
Everything is tested on desktop and mobile, and you get a short summary of what was wrong, what was fixed and what to watch going forward.
Every repair includes
The diagnosis tells you which one you're looking at. Here's how I think about it.
The foundation is sound and the problems are specific.
The problems keep coming back because they're built in.
I work with local businesses across Los Angeles, Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena and the surrounding areas, from salons and restaurants to contractors, auto shops and professional offices. Most repair work is on websites someone else built, often a previous designer who's no longer around.
Every website breaks in its own way, and the diagnosis tells me exactly where yours went wrong. If your website isn't technically broken but still isn't bringing in calls, start with why websites don't get leads. And if it's slow, here's how to find out why.
Once it's fixed, you can keep it that way with a monthly care plan that covers updates, backups and small changes, so the same problems don't come back.
It depends on what's wrong. A broken form or a misconfigured setting is a small job, while a hacked site or a failed update takes more work. Every repair starts with a free diagnosis, and you get a flat quote before any work begins, so there are no surprise hourly bills.
Yes. Most repair work is on sites built by someone else, often a previous designer who is no longer available. You'll need to provide access to the site, hosting and domain, or I can help you recover access if you've lost it.
If the site is reasonably modern and the problems are specific, fixing it is almost always the better value. If it's slow at its foundation, hard to update, built on an outdated platform, or needs the same repairs over and over, a redesign usually costs less in the long run. The diagnosis tells you which one you're looking at.
Yes. A hacked site repair means removing the malicious code or spam pages, closing the hole that let it in, updating everything that was out of date, changing passwords, and asking Google to review the site if it was flagged. Taking the site offline or restoring a clean backup may be part of the fix.
Common causes are notifications going to an old or unchecked address, messages being filtered as spam because the site sends email without proper authentication, an integration that stopped working after a change, or a form that fails silently. Testing and fixing form delivery is one of the most common repairs.
Yes. After a repair, you can move onto a monthly care plan that covers updates, backups, uptime monitoring and small changes, so the same problems don't come back.
Free diagnosis, a flat quote and an honest answer on whether to fix it or rebuild it.