A website isn't a one-time purchase. Plugins update, themes go stale, links break when other sites reorganize their pages, and your own hours, services, or service area change without anyone going back to update the site that still says otherwise. We handle that upkeep on a regular schedule instead of leaving it for you to notice.
Call (775) 444-9650Every plugin, theme, and core software update gets applied on a regular schedule, and just as important, it gets checked afterward to confirm nothing broke. Updates conflict with each other more often than people expect, and a plugin update applied blind can quietly take down a contact form or a checkout page without any error message telling you it happened. We test after every update round, not just before it, which is the part a lot of DIY maintenance skips entirely. That means loading the actual pages after an update runs, clicking through the forms, and checking that nothing shifted visually, instead of trusting a green checkmark in a plugin dashboard that says the update finished.
Beyond updates, we watch for the smaller things that pile up on a site nobody's actively maintaining: broken links from a vendor's site changing its URL structure, a contact form that stopped sending emails to the right inbox, an image that never loaded correctly. When your services, hours, or service area change, we make that content update too, so the site keeps saying what's actually true about the business instead of what was true when it launched two years ago. A new certification, a service you've stopped offering, a second location opening in Sparks, that all gets reflected on the site as it happens rather than during some future redesign nobody's scheduled yet.
A stale website is a specific kind of expensive in Reno and Sparks, where a lot of local search decisions get made from a phone in the time it takes to drive past a competitor's truck. If your hours are wrong, or a service you no longer offer is still listed while one you do offer isn't mentioned anywhere, that's a customer decision made on bad information, and it usually doesn't come back to tell you why they called someone else instead. A site that hasn't been touched since it launched also tends to accumulate small technical debt underneath the surface, an outdated plugin here, a theme that's fallen a few versions behind there, and each one adds a little more risk the longer it sits unpatched.
Maintenance keeps a working site working. It isn't a fix for a site that's already broken, outdated in its design, or built on a platform nobody supports anymore, that calls for a rebuild instead. It's also not necessary if a site genuinely never changes and stays static year after year, though most businesses discover that assumption doesn't hold up the first time something on the site actually breaks.
Updates and checks run on a set schedule, not randomly whenever we get to it. Most sites get reviewed monthly at minimum, and anything urgent, like a plugin with a known security flaw, gets patched as soon as it's flagged rather than waiting for the next scheduled pass.
Send us the change, hours, a new service, updated staff info, whatever it is, and we get it live. Small content updates don't wait for a monthly cycle. The scheduled maintenance is for updates and technical checks; content changes happen as they come up.
Yes. You'll know what got updated and whether anything needed fixing afterward, instead of wondering whether maintenance is actually happening behind the scenes.
Call (775) 444-9650 or fill out the form below to get your site on a regular maintenance schedule.