A website isn't finished at launch — it stays healthy only while someone updates it, watches it and restores backups before they're needed. We take over maintenance of Laravel, Symfony and WordPress sites: the routine work that prevents the 3 AM incident.
What's included
- Core and dependency updates — applied on a staging copy first, tested, then deployed.
- Security patching — we track disclosures for your stack and patch before they become incidents.
- Monitoring — uptime checks, error tracking, slow-query and page-time watch. We usually know about a problem before you do.
- Backups with tested restores — a backup never restored is a hope, not a backup.
- Small improvements — copy changes, new sections, bug fixes; maintenance isn't only about not breaking things.
The maintenance loop
Schedule::command('uptime:check')->everyFiveMinutes();
Schedule::command('security:scan')->daily();
Schedule::command('backup:run')->dailyAt('02:00');
Schedule::job(new SendHealthReport)->weeklyOn(1, '08:00');The scheduler is the heartbeat: uptime checks every five minutes, nightly security scans and backups, weekly reports — all logged and alerted.
Monitoring feeds alerts; alerts go through triage, a fix on staging, a test and a verified deploy. On top of that runs the weekly routine: updates, backup checks and a report you can actually read.
For sites we didn't build
Most maintenance clients arrive with sites built by someone else — freelancers who moved on or code untouched for years. We start with a technical audit, stabilize, document and take over. No judgment — we've seen worse.
Maintenance isn't a retainer for unlimited work, and we'll be upfront about what's covered. What it does mean: your site has an owner again.