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info@fireweb.ieBased in
Cork · IrelandUpdates, backups, security, performance checks and ongoing help so the website does not become somebody else's problem after launch.
A website is a live system. WordPress, plugins, PHP, browsers and third-party services keep changing after the launch date.
Maintenance & HostingSmall issues become expensive when nobody is looking after updates, backups and compatibility until something finally breaks.
FIREWEB provides practical WordPress maintenance and hosting support for businesses that want one point of contact for routine updates, troubleshooting and improvements.
WordPress core, themes and plugins reviewed and updated with appropriate care.
Regular backups so there is a recovery path when an update, error or security issue goes wrong.
Basic hardening, monitoring and sensible maintenance practices to reduce avoidable risk.
A known developer available for small content changes, fixes and improvements as the business evolves.
Updates, compatibility checks and housekeeping appropriate to the site's stack.
Maintain recent backups and a practical restore path rather than discovering too late that backups were never working.
Watch for bloated plugins, oversized assets, database issues or hosting constraints that make the site slower over time.
Handle content changes, broken layouts, form issues and incremental improvements without treating each one as a new website project.
This is useful when the website matters to the business but nobody internally wants responsibility for updates, troubleshooting and technical upkeep.
Hosting can be included where appropriate. The exact setup depends on the site, traffic and existing hosting arrangement.
Often yes, after an initial review of the hosting, WordPress setup, plugins, theme and current technical condition.
Not automatically. Routine maintenance and support scope should be defined clearly.
The point of managed maintenance is to have backups, testing and a known recovery path instead of updating blindly.