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🔧 Work order 06 · Repairs
A flat-fee repair service for websites that aren’t pulling their weight. I diagnose what’s dragging you down — speed, mobile layout, broken bits — fix it, and hand back a site that loads fast and looks right everywhere. No rebuild pitch unless you actually need one.
Tune-ups from $149 flat · Free diagnosis · 30-day fix warranty
Compress, cache, and trim the bloat. Most sites I touch load twice as fast when I’m done.
Broken layouts, tiny text, buttons you can’t tap — fixed and tested on real phones.
Oversized images are the #1 speed killer. Resized, compressed, and lazy-loaded.
An update broke something? I find the conflict and resolve it without losing your content.
Every page checked: dead links, overlapping text, forms that go nowhere.
Updates applied, weak spots closed, backups verified. The basics, done right.
Most tune-ups are done in 2–3 business days. You get a before-and-after speed report so you can see exactly what changed.
I take a full backup before touching anything, and I test every fix. If something goes sideways, I restore and regroup — you never end up worse than you started.
I’ll tell you straight. If the foundation is rotten, a tune-up is lipstick on a pig — I’ll quote the rebuild honestly and credit the diagnosis toward it.
Yes. WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace — if it’s a website, I can probably fix it. Tell me what you’re on and I’ll confirm in the free diagnosis.
How every fix works
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You tell me what’s broken, slow, or missing — in plain English. I tell you what’s actually wrong, what the fix is, and the flat price. No jargon, no upsell.
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I build it, install it, and test it like a customer would — then walk you through it so you actually know how to run it. You approve everything before it goes live.
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Every build carries a 30-day fix warranty. If something I built breaks or misbehaves in the first 30 days, I fix it free. That’s the deal, in writing.
Free diagnosis. Flat quote. 30-day warranty.
No tech talk, ever — plain English or it’s free.
The worst that happens is you learn what’s actually wrong — free.