Abdulrahman EldiehyWordPress Security Specialist

Updates & maintenance

WordPress updates without breaking your site

Many site owners put off updates for fear of breaking something, so outdated plugins pile up, and they're one of the most common ways in. I handle updates with a backup first, then test the key pages after each step.

I'll work on your site myselfWith everything made clear before work starts

Common signs

Noticing any of this?

Update notices piling up in the dashboard
An old PHP version on your hosting
Plugins that are no longer maintained
Worry that an update will break the site

How I work

Step by step, with your permission

An illustrative path; the details depend on each site and what we agree.

What you get

  • Core, plugins and themes updated
  • Key pages tested after updating
  • Abandoned plugins replaced where needed
  • A before/after version report

What I need from you

  • Your site address
  • Who hosts your site
  • The pages that must not break
  • WordPress admin and hosting access once you approve the quote, changed again after handover.

If a component conflicts with a newer version, I'll show you the options before any major change.

Questions

About this service

For small security releases, usually yes. Major plugin and WooCommerce updates I prefer to test first, because one update can break checkout or the design.

I take a backup before each round, update in stages and test after each one, so if something breaks I know the cause and can roll it back quickly.

Yes. We agree on a schedule that fits your site and its plugins, with a clear scope for each round.

Core, plugin and theme updates, a check of accounts and backups, a look at errors and basic speed, then a short summary of what changed and what needs your attention.

A plugin without updates is an open door. I tell you what needs renewing and what has a trusted free alternative, and I never use nulled copies, a common source of infections.

Let’s get your site clean again.

Tell me what you're seeing on your site in your own words, no technical terms needed, and I'll tell you the next step clearly.