Maintenance

We also keep things running

Updates, backups and someone who answers when something breaks. For the sites and systems we built, and for ones we didn't.

Software doesn't break all at once. It falls behind: a deferred update, a backup nobody checked, until the day it stops doing its job.

Updates nobody has time for:

They pile up quietly until one of them is the security patch that mattered.

Backups nobody has tested:

A backup you have never restored from is a hope, not a backup.

Nobody watching:

Something goes down at the weekend and you find out on Monday, from a customer.

We don't just fix problems. We keep them from happening. And when something does go wrong, there is a person to call who already knows your system.

What's actually included

Regular updates

Applied and checked on a schedule, so nothing sits unpatched for months.

Backups that are verified

Taken regularly and tested, so a restore is something we've already done.

Monitoring

We find out it's down before your customers tell you.

A direct line

You reach the people who know the system, not a ticket queue.

Straight answers

Yes. We'll look at what's there first and tell you honestly what shape it's in before agreeing to anything.

Tell us what needs looking after

We'll look at what you have and tell you what it actually needs, including if that's nothing.