Professional WordPress repair services.

WordPress repair services diagnose and fix a specific website problem, such as a broken feature, slow page, failed form, damaged layout, media upload error, migration fault, or wp-admin issue. The work can be requested once without joining a monthly plan.

BugShield can help with errors, broken forms, layouts, logins, media uploads, performance faults, migrations, plugin and theme conflicts, dashboard problems, and WooCommerce issues. Describe the visible result if you do not know what caused it.

Yes. You do not need to be an existing customer and BugShield does not need to have built the website. A developer reviews the current WordPress setup and the problem you want resolved before the scope is confirmed.

Most standard one-off WordPress fixes cost £49.99, while malware removal starts at £99.99. You see the confirmed price and agreed scope before work begins, with no additional work carried out without approval.

No. Explain what visitors or administrators see, where it happens, and what changed recently. Screenshots, affected URLs, error messages, and reliable steps to reproduce the problem help the developer investigate it.

The required access depends on the fault. A developer may request WordPress administrator, hosting, SFTP, database, DNS, or third-party service access. Credentials can be stored in the encrypted Password Vault and shared only when needed.

The developer reviews the available recovery options before making a risky change. Depending on the repair, that may mean confirming an existing backup, creating a new restore point, or working on staging before the live site is changed.

Often, yes, but it depends on the fault and risk of the change. A focused configuration or code repair may be safe on the live site, while wider work may need staging, a maintenance window, or a controlled backup first.

Yes. BugShield provides direct chat with the developer handling the request. You can answer questions, follow progress, review the outcome, and keep the conversation with the completed work in your site history.

A one-off repair suits a defined problem that needs a single outcome. Ongoing support is better when the site needs monitoring, regular backups, and recurring access to developer fixes across the year.

If BugShield cannot complete the agreed one-off fix, you receive a full refund. If investigation shows that the request is different or wider than first described, the developer explains the options before further work is approved.

Yes. WooCommerce repairs can cover checkout, payments, carts, shipping, coupons, subscriptions, products, and order emails. Store-specific faults are also grouped under the WooCommerce fixes section so you can start with the closest symptom.