Emergency rescue
Crashed client sites, 500 errors, failed deploys. I triage inside two hours and stabilize before the client notices.
Client site down at midnight? Migration stalling? Plugin conflict nobody can reproduce? Hand it over. I fix it under your name, and your team takes the credit in the morning.
Escalations and the 11pm emergencies: delegated, handled, handed back with notes.
Crashed client sites, 500 errors, failed deploys. I triage inside two hours and stabilize before the client notices.
Zero-downtime moves between hosts, staging environments built and tested, cutovers planned to the minute.
Infected-site cleanup, backdoor hunts, and hardening so the same hack does not happen twice.
Core Web Vitals rescues and speed audits you can hand to the client as a deliverable.
Deliverability rescues and DNS cutovers for client domains, the tickets most teams dread.
I write updates your account managers can paste straight into client threads. No jargon leakage.
Throw me one low-stakes ticket: a speed audit, a staging migration, a DNS review. Judge the communication, the pace, and the notes I leave behind. No retainer required.
Broken site, steady workload, or standing coverage. Pick the shape that fits.
One broken site, one flat fee. I pick up fast, stabilize production, and hand you the post-mortem.
Your overflow engineering bench: updates, migrations, speed work, and scaling on tap.
The maintenance that prevents the emergency. Quiet, ongoing, and boring on purpose.
Every engagement starts with a written scope. No surprise invoices, ever.
Predictable, documented, and invisible to your client.
You drop the ticket, credentials, and context. I confirm scope and severity before touching anything.
Work happens with backups verified and changes staged. Any client-facing language matches your agency voice.
You receive a summary your team can reuse: what broke, what changed, what to watch next.
The honest answers, up front.
I interact with your clients or team under your agency brand name. You can provide me with an @youragency.com email address or invite me to your Zendesk/Help Scout ticket desk and Slack.
Yes. I regularly sign Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) with web agencies to safeguard your client relationships and proprietary workflows.
Absolutely, that is the recommended start. Send one low-stakes task (a speed audit, a staging migration, a DNS review) and evaluate my workflow, communication, and code quality before committing.
Describe the mess in two sentences and I will come back with a plan, usually inside two hours.