Managed hosting
A dependable home for your website, configured and looked after without you having to manage a hosting control panel.
Hosting & ongoing care
A website that stays looked after.
Hosting is only part of the job. I keep the essentials in order, watch for problems and remain available when your website needs attention.
Website careEverything in order
- Hosting Managed
- Backups Scheduled
- Updates Checked
- Support Close by
One person who knows your website.
What is covered
The practical work behind a dependable website.
The right arrangement depends on the website, but these are the core areas I can take care of.
Updates & maintenance
Routine software and dependency updates are handled carefully, with checks to make sure the site still behaves as expected.
Backups
Regular copies give us a practical recovery route if a change, mistake or technical problem affects the website.
Monitoring
The website is watched for availability and obvious problems so issues can be investigated promptly.
Security basics
HTTPS, sensible access controls and ongoing technical housekeeping help reduce avoidable risk.
Real support
When you need help, you contact someone who knows your website—not a queue that starts from the beginning each time.
Less to worry about
You should not need to become your own website technician.
Updates, backups and hosting dashboards are easy to postpone when you are busy running a business. Ongoing care keeps those jobs from becoming emergencies—and gives you someone to call when something does not look right.
The aim is simple: keep the website available, maintained and useful without adding another technical job to your week.
Is this for you?
A sensible fit for small businesses that value continuity.
- A website that needs dependable day-to-day care
- A business owner who does not want to manage technical updates
- An older site that has been left without regular maintenance
- A new website that needs a reliable home after launch
- A business that wants one contact for hosting and website changes
How it starts
Care begins with understanding what is already there.
Nothing is moved or changed blindly. The existing setup comes first.
- 01
Review
I look at the website, how it is hosted and what needs attention before recommending a sensible setup.
- 02
Move or prepare
If a move is needed, it is planned carefully around the domain, website and business email.
- 03
Protect & monitor
Backups, updates, HTTPS and monitoring are put in place and checked.
- 04
Keep it useful
You have a familiar contact for maintenance, questions and agreed website changes.
Clear expectations
The care plan will match the website.
I do not use a one-size-fits-all promise. A simple brochure site and a busy web application need different levels of attention. After reviewing the site, I will explain what should be covered, what is outside routine maintenance and how requests for additional work will be handled.
Hosting questions
Before handing over the technical jobs.
If your situation is not covered here, send me the website address and I can take a first look.
Can you look after a website you did not build?
Often, yes. I will first review how it was built, its current condition and where it is hosted. If there are risks or limitations, I will explain them before recommending a move or maintenance arrangement.
Will moving the website affect my email?
It should not when the move is planned correctly. Website hosting, domain settings and email are checked separately so existing business email is protected during any migration.
Can you make changes to the website as well?
Yes. Small updates and ongoing improvements can be handled alongside hosting and maintenance. We can agree what is included once I understand how often you expect changes.
Do I have to move my domain name?
Not necessarily. A domain can usually remain with its current registrar while the website is hosted elsewhere. I will recommend the simplest safe arrangement for your situation.
Start with a review
Tell me about the website you want looked after.
A website address and a short description of your concerns are enough to start the conversation.