Your site is down
We trace critical errors, 500 responses, blank pages, failed updates, and database connection faults. Emergency work starts within two hours during opening hours.
If we can't fix it, you don't pay
20
Years on the tools
2,400+
Sites repaired
24hr
Typical turnaround
$0
Monthly contract
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A sentence is plenty. “My site is just white” gets you the same answer as a paragraph of technical detail. Send a screenshot if you have one.
02
Flat, up front, for that incident. You approve it before we touch anything. If it turns out we can't fix it, there's nothing to pay.
03
You get the repair, a short note on what actually broke, and what to do so it doesn't happen again. In English, not error codes.
White screen of death
You load your site and get nothing at all. Almost always one plugin, one theme file, or a memory limit. Usually a twenty-minute job.
Hacked or infected
Spam in your page titles, visitors redirected somewhere strange, Google flagging you as dangerous. We clean it, close the door it came in, and get the warning lifted.
Broke after an update
It worked yesterday, you clicked update, now half the page is missing. We roll it back, find the culprit, and update it properly.
Locked out of admin
Wrong password, dead reset email, or a plugin that decided you're not the owner any more. We get you back in without losing anything.
Slow as treacle
Pages taking eight seconds, customers leaving. We find what's actually causing it — usually images, one bad plugin, or cheap hosting.
Forms not sending
Your contact form says “thanks!” and quietly bins the message. You've been losing enquiries for months. We make the email actually leave the building.
“My shop was down on a Friday afternoon and my developer had vanished. Quoted at four, fixed by six, and for the first time somebody told me what had actually gone wrong.”
A broken WordPress site is rarely just a technical nuisance. It can stop enquiries, orders, password resets, bookings, and the ordinary work your business depends on. WP Repair Men diagnoses and repairs the fault without asking you to translate it into developer language first.
We work on white screens, critical errors, failed updates, plugin conflicts, hacked sites, database problems, slow pages, WooCommerce failures, login lockouts, broken layouts, contact forms, and WordPress email delivery. You receive one flat price before work starts. A backup comes first, and if we take the job but cannot fix the fault, you do not pay.
We trace critical errors, 500 responses, blank pages, failed updates, and database connection faults. Emergency work starts within two hours during opening hours.
We remove malicious files and redirects, close the entry point, rotate the affected keys, and help clear browser or search warnings.
Forms, checkout, account pages, buttons, and mobile menus are repaired as business problems, not dismissed as small bugs.
We test the full route, correct the form settings, configure authenticated delivery when needed, and prove messages arrive outside your own inbox.
You do not need a maintenance contract to get a WordPress repair. Most clients pay once for one incident and leave with a working site, a written explanation, and 14 days of cover if the same fault returns.
For sites that need routine monitoring, optional plans start at per month. Those plans cover the listed checks and reports, not unlimited repair work. If monitoring finds a real problem, you see the evidence and a separate price before anyone changes the site.
WordPress can hand a message to the web server and show a success notice even when the message is rejected, misrouted, or placed in spam. We check the form, the sending method, DNS authentication, the destination mailbox, and the delivery logs together.
That includes Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, WooCommerce emails, password resets, SMTP plugins, and delivery services such as Brevo. The repair is complete when a real external test arrives and the result can be shown to you.
01
A sentence is plenty. “My site is just white” gets you the same answer as a paragraph of technical detail. Send a screenshot if you have one.
02
Flat, up front, for that incident. You approve it before we touch anything. If it turns out we can't fix it, there's nothing to pay.
03
You get the repair, a short note on what actually broke, and what to do so it doesn't happen again. In English, not error codes.