Fix WordPress Site — Errors, Conflicts & Broken Functionality
Something is broken on your WordPress site right now and you need it fixed — not diagnosed next week. A white screen. A broken checkout. A plugin conflict that appeared after an update. A site that's been hacked and is redirecting visitors. These problems don't wait, and the fix needs to be done by someone who actually knows what they're looking at.
I provide a professional WordPress repair service and wordpress troubleshooting service for site owners and agencies who need problems fixed correctly and quickly — by a developer who has been working inside WordPress since 2012, not a support team working through a checklist. Direct access, fast response, and fixes that address the root cause rather than patching symptoms.
Whether it's a simple bug or an emergency situation, describe the problem and I'll respond within 24 hours — usually faster for critical issues.
Elite Envato Author since 2012. WordPress problems diagnosed and fixed by the developer, not a first-line support team.
WordPress Errors & Problems I Resolve
Every WordPress problem has a cause. Finding it quickly is what separates a developer who knows the platform from one who's guessing. Here are the most common issues I fix — though if yours isn't listed, get in touch anyway.
White Screen of Death
The WordPress white screen — a blank page with no error message — is one of the most disorienting problems site owners encounter. It's almost always a PHP memory limit, a fatal error in a plugin or theme, or a conflict after an update. I enable debug mode, trace the error, and fix the actual cause — not just deactivate plugins until it goes away.
WordPress Hacked Site Cleanup
A wordpress hacked website needs more than removing the obvious malware. If you're searching for wordpress hacked help, you're in the right place — Attackers leave backdoors, inject code into multiple files, and create admin accounts that survive a surface cleanup. I do a full wordpress cleanup — scanning all files, database entries, and user accounts, removing everything malicious, hardening the site to prevent re-infection, and documenting how entry was gained so it doesn't happen again.
Plugin & Theme Conflicts
Two plugins that each work fine individually can break each other in specific combinations — JavaScript conflicts, CSS overrides, database table clashes, or hooks that fire in the wrong order. I isolate the conflict, identify which interaction is causing the problem, and fix it at the code level rather than just telling you to remove one of the plugins.
PHP & Database Errors
Fatal errors, deprecated function warnings, database connection failures, table corruption, and query errors that show up in the WordPress admin or prevent the site from loading. I trace PHP errors to their source in plugin or theme code and fix them — including errors introduced by WordPress or PHP version upgrades that break older plugins.
WooCommerce Errors & Checkout Problems
Broken checkout flows, payment gateway errors, order status issues, cart session problems, and WooCommerce-specific PHP errors. A broken WooCommerce checkout costs real money every hour it's down — I treat these as priority issues and get them fixed as quickly as possible.
WordPress Login Issues
Locked out of the WordPress admin, login redirect loops, lost password emails not arriving, or two-factor authentication issues that prevent access. I restore admin access directly via database or WP-CLI when the normal login flow is broken — without losing any site data.
Update-Related Breakages
WordPress core updates, PHP version upgrades, and plugin updates that break something that was working before. These are the most common source of WordPress problems and the most time-sensitive — the site worked yesterday and doesn't today. I identify what changed, what it broke, and fix the conflict without rolling everything back.
Custom Code Errors & Debugging
Broken shortcodes, custom functions that stopped working, theme customisations that conflict with plugin updates, or legacy code that doesn't work on current PHP versions. I debug custom code in context — understanding what it's supposed to do before touching what it actually does.
Emergency WordPress Support
Some WordPress problems are urgent. A hacked site actively harming visitors. A broken checkout losing orders. A site that's down during a product launch. These situations need a developer who can look at the problem immediately — not someone who'll respond in 48 business hours.
For emergency WordPress support, contact me directly with a description of the problem. I prioritise critical issues — sites that are down, hacked, or actively losing revenue get looked at first. Get emergency wordpress help fast by providing as much detail as possible upfront: what happened, when it started, any recent changes made to the site, and what you've already tried.
I work across time zones and take on emergency repair work outside standard hours for critical situations. Expert WordPress support doesn't mean waiting for a support team to escalate your ticket.
How to Get WordPress Help Fast
- Describe the problem clearly — what's broken, when it started, what changed before it broke
- Share access details securely — admin login, hosting panel, or FTP if needed
- I diagnose and quote — clear assessment of the problem and flat fix fee
- Fix applied and tested — on staging first where possible, directly on live for critical emergencies
- Root cause explained — you understand what happened and how to prevent it
WordPress Repair Service — Why It Matters Who Fixes It
WordPress bug fixing sounds simple — find the problem, fix it, move on. In practice, what looks like one problem often has multiple causes, and fixing the symptom without fixing the cause means it comes back. Here's what makes professional WordPress support different from a generic fix.
Root Cause Analysis, Not Surface Fixes
I don't deactivate plugins one by one until the white screen goes away and call it fixed. I enable debug logging, trace the error to its origin in the code, understand why it's happening, and fix it at the source. That means the problem stays fixed — not just until the next update triggers it again.
WordPress Expert Help — Direct Access
You contact me directly. I look at your site. I fix it. There's no support queue, no first-line team that collects information and escalates, no waiting for a developer to become available. A wordpress support company routes you through a helpdesk. I don't — expert wordpress support means direct access to the person doing the work from the first message to the final fix.
12+ Years of WordPress Debugging Experience
I've seen most WordPress problems before. Plugin conflicts that appear in specific combinations, database errors that only happen with certain hosting configurations, hacked sites with backdoors hidden in unexpected locations. Experience speeds up diagnosis — and faster diagnosis means your site is fixed sooner.
White Label WordPress Support for Agencies
If you're an agency with a client whose site needs fixing, I work as a white label WordPress support resource. I fix the problem, you deliver the solution to your client under your branding. Flat project pricing, NDA available, direct communication throughout.
Bug Fixing vs Ongoing Maintenance
Bug fixing is reactive — something is broken and needs fixing now. Maintenance is preventive — keeping WordPress updated, backed up, and monitored so problems are caught before they become emergencies. Most site owners contact me for bug fixing first, then move to a maintenance plan once they've seen what proactive care prevents.
If your site is fixed and you want to stop this happening again, see the WordPress maintenance and support plans →. The cost of one emergency fix typically covers several months of maintenance.
WordPress Bug Fixing — Common Questions
What clients ask before sending over a broken site.
How much does WordPress bug fixing and repair cost?
It depends on what's broken. Simple plugin conflicts and PHP errors are typically fixed within a few hours and quoted at a low flat rate. Complex issues — hacked sites needing full cleanup, deep database corruption, or multi-plugin conflicts with custom code involved — take longer and cost more. I diagnose the problem first and give you a clear quote before any work starts. No hourly billing, no open-ended costs.
How quickly can you fix my broken WordPress site?
For emergencies — hacked sites, broken checkouts, sites that are completely down — I prioritise and respond as fast as possible, often the same day. For standard bug fixes and non-urgent repairs, I respond within 24 hours with a diagnosis and quote. Actual fix time depends on complexity: simple errors in hours, full site cleanups in 1–2 days.
My site was hacked — what does the cleanup involve?
A proper wordpress cleanup covers: scanning all files and the database for malicious code, removing all injected content and backdoors, auditing user accounts for unauthorised admin access, identifying the entry point, and hardening the site to prevent re-infection. I also provide a post-cleanup report explaining what was found and how entry was gained. Surface cleanup without finding the backdoor means re-infection within days.
Can you fix a site you didn't build?
Yes — most bug fixing work is on sites I had no part in building. I need admin access to WordPress and either hosting panel or FTP access depending on the problem. You don't need to have worked with me before and the site doesn't need to be on a specific host or theme. If it's a WordPress site, I can look at it.
What if the fix doesn't work or the problem comes back?
I fix the root cause, not the symptom — so the same problem coming back from the same source shouldn't happen. If something I fixed stops working, I'll look at it again. I stand behind the work. The fix is done when the problem is actually solved, not when a surface workaround has been applied.
Do you offer ongoing WordPress support after fixing the site?
Yes. Once the immediate problem is fixed, I offer monthly WordPress maintenance plans that cover ongoing updates, backups, security monitoring, and minor fixes — so the next problem gets caught before it becomes an emergency. Most clients who start with bug fixing move to a maintenance plan once they've seen what proactive care prevents. See the WordPress maintenance plans → for details.
Got a Broken WordPress Site? Let's Fix It.
Describe what's broken — what you're seeing, when it started, and any recent changes made to the site. I'll diagnose the problem and come back with a clear fix and flat quote. For emergencies, I respond as fast as possible.