WordPress Error Repair • Since 2013
Fix Website Issues (WevTEC) repairs broken WordPress websites for businesses in all 50 states. We find the real cause — a PHP fatal error, a plugin or theme conflict, a failed update, a database problem, a server limit or a hacked file — and fix it without rebuilding your website or losing your content.
Most common WordPress errors are fixed in 2–4 hours. You pay only after the work is done.
Fixes start at $50, every repair begins with a full backup, and you speak directly with the technician working on your site by phone, text, Zoom or Google Meet.
How we restore a WordPress website without guesswork or a rebuild.
Critical error, white screen, database error, login loop, hacked redirect or broken layout.
We read the error logs, confirm the cause, and back up files and the database before any change.
We fix the plugin, theme, PHP, database, server or security problem behind the error.
Pages, forms, checkout and admin access are tested, then you review the fixed site.
WordPress fixes from $50 · Hacked website repair $200 · No upfront deposit.
Definition
WordPress website error repair is the process of finding the technical cause of a WordPress failure — such as a PHP fatal error, a plugin or theme conflict, a failed update, a database error, a server limit or a malware infection — and fixing that cause so the website works normally again, without rebuilding the site or losing content.
A broken WordPress site is rarely a mystery. Every critical error, white screen, 500 error or collapsed layout comes from something specific: a plugin calling a function your PHP version no longer supports, a memory limit reached during a page load, a damaged table in the database, a bad rule in .htaccess, or code injected by an attacker. Our job is to find that exact point of failure, fix it properly and confirm the whole website works again — not only the page you noticed first.
If your website worked yesterday, it can usually be repaired today — no rebuild required.
Fix Website Issues has repaired 1,000+ websites since 2013. Repairs are done by our own technicians, and you pay only after the work is done.
Warning Signs
Some WordPress problems appear the moment an update finishes. Others build slowly until visitors leave or forms stop sending. If you see any of these, your website needs a technical review:
Repeatedly deactivating plugins, switching themes or restoring random backups can make the problem harder to trace — and can erase recent orders, leads and posts.
If your website takes payments, bookings or patient and client enquiries, call us before making changes yourself.
Common Errors We Fix
Each problem has a different cause and a different fix. Here is what each error usually means and how we repair it.
“There has been a critical error on this website” usually means a plugin or theme threw a fatal PHP error, often after an update. We trace it to the exact file and line, fix or replace the failing code, and restore compatibility with your PHP version.
A blank screen with no message usually points to memory exhaustion or a silent fatal error. We check the server and PHP error logs, correct memory limits, and repair the theme, plugin or core files causing the crash.
When WordPress cannot reach MySQL or MariaDB, the whole site goes down. We verify the database service, check the credentials and host in wp-config.php, and repair corrupted tables.
Server errors come from a bad .htaccess rule, PHP timeouts, exhausted resources or a hosting configuration problem. We read the logs, correct the configuration and work with your host when a server-side change is needed.
Two plugins loading the same library, or a theme overriding code that changed in an update, can break features site-wide. We isolate the conflict safely, then fix, replace or reconfigure the component — not just switch it off.
Interrupted core updates leave a site stuck in maintenance mode or half-updated, and PHP 8.x upgrades expose outdated code. We complete or roll back the update and patch incompatible code so you can keep updating safely.
Correct passwords that loop back to the login page, 403 Forbidden screens or a lost admin account. We fix site URL and cookie settings, security keys, firewall blocks and user roles, and restore your administrator access.
Pages without styling, collapsed grids, or an Elementor or Divi editor that will not open. We fix mixed-content and REST API problems, regenerate CSS files and clear stale server and CDN caches.
Redirects to spam sites, unknown admin users or Google security warnings. We compare files against clean originals, remove backdoors and injected code, clean the database and harden the site.
Heavy plugins, oversized images, missing caching or a bloated database can make WordPress slow. We measure what is actually slowing the site and fix it, instead of stacking more optimization plugins.
Contact forms that look fine but never deliver. We check form settings, SMTP and email authentication so enquiries reach your inbox again, then test every form on the site.
Checkout failures, payment gateway errors or carts that empty after an update. We troubleshoot WooCommerce carefully so live orders and customer data stay protected.
Quick Reference
| Error / Symptom | Common Cause | How We Fix It | Typical Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Critical error / PHP fatal error | Plugin, theme or custom code incompatible with your WordPress or PHP version | Trace the error log, fix or replace the failing code, restore compatibility | Most within 2–4 hours |
| White Screen of Death | PHP memory exhausted or a silent fatal error | Read server and PHP logs, correct limits, repair damaged files | Most within 2–4 hours |
| Error establishing a database connection | Wrong credentials, database server down or corrupted tables | Verify wp-config.php and the database service, repair tables | Most within 2–4 hours |
| Login loop / 403 Forbidden | Site URL or cookie mismatch, security plugin or firewall block | Fix site URLs, security keys, firewall rules and user roles | Most within 2–4 hours |
| Broken layout / builder will not load | Mixed content, REST API errors, stale CSS or cache | Fix protocol and API issues, regenerate CSS, clear caches | Most within 2–4 hours |
| 500 / 503 server error | Bad .htaccess rule, PHP timeout or hosting resource limits | Correct configuration and coordinate with your host if needed | Confirmed after diagnosis |
| Hacked site / spam redirects | Injected code, backdoors, rogue admin users or cron jobs | Remove malware, clean the database, harden the site, request review if flagged | Confirmed after diagnosis |
| Slow WordPress website | Heavy plugins, large images, no caching, database bloat | Measure bottlenecks, remove them, configure caching properly | Confirmed after diagnosis |
Times are typical for single-cause problems. Multi-plugin conflicts, hosting problems and deep malware infections can take longer — we tell you the expected time and cost before we start.
Repair, Not Rebuild
When a website crashes, the usual reaction is to disable every plugin, switch themes, reinstall WordPress or restore whatever backup the host has. Each of these can hide the real cause — or create new problems:
1Diagnose the Real Cause
2Back Up Before Any Change
3Fix It and Verify It
Straight Answers
Short answer
Most update crashes happen because a plugin, theme or custom code is not compatible with the new version of WordPress, another plugin, or the PHP version on your server. The update itself usually works — the code that depends on it fails. The fix is to identify the incompatible component from the error log, then update, patch or replace it so the website runs on current, secure versions instead of being frozen on old ones.
Rolling back the update fixes the symptom for today. Fixing the incompatible code fixes it for good.
“Why does my WordPress site say there has been a critical error?”
“How do I fix the WordPress white screen of death?”
“Why can’t I log in to wp-admin?”
“Why is my Elementor page not loading?”
“How much does it cost to fix a WordPress website?”
“Can you fix my site if my developer disappeared?”
“Will fixing my website delete my content?”
“Why is my website redirecting to another site?”
We answer these questions on a live call — and then we fix the problem.
Quick Answers
Short, direct answers to the questions business owners ask most when their WordPress website stops working.
WordPress caught a fatal PHP error and stopped loading the page to protect the site. The cause is almost always a specific plugin, theme or custom code file, which the error log identifies.
Usually PHP memory exhaustion or a fatal error with error display turned off. The server and PHP error logs show which file failed and why.
Wrong database credentials in wp-config.php, a database server that is down or overloaded, or corrupted database tables.
Yes. Posts, pages, media and orders live in the database and uploads folder. We back up both before any repair and fix only the component that failed.
Not until the cause is known. Updating blindly can trigger new conflicts. We identify the failing component first, then update in a controlled order.
Caching. Logged-in users often bypass the cache while visitors see an old or broken copy. Server, plugin and CDN caches must be cleared after the real fix.
When the site handles sales, bookings or enquiries, when you are locked out of wp-admin, when Google shows a security warning, or when a fix you tried made things worse.
Our Process
Call, text or request a review. We look at the error with you by phone, Zoom or Google Meet.
Files, uploads and the database are backed up before we change anything.
Error logs, debug output and server checks pinpoint the exact failing component.
We fix the code, database, configuration or security issue — on staging when a live store or lead funnel needs protecting.
Pages, forms, checkout, logins and the admin dashboard are tested across browsers and devices.
You check the fixed website. You pay only after the work is done.
WordPress Error Repair
Fixes starting at $50
Hacked website repair$200
Most common fixes2–4 hours
The final price depends on what is broken. We confirm the cause and the cost on a free live error check before any work begins — no surprises and no upfront deposit.
Need ongoing care after the repair? Website maintenance starts from $300/month. Hacked site? See Hacked Website Repair.
Who We Help
Clinics, dental offices, ERs and specialists — appointment forms, booking pages and patient information restored quickly.
Law offices, insurance agencies and accountants — broken layouts, slow pages and server errors fixed without changing your brand.
Checkout errors, payment gateway failures and cart problems handled carefully to protect live orders.
Contractors, HVAC, plumbers and home services — click-to-call buttons, quote forms and mobile pages working again.
Agencies and developers: we also work as a white-label WordPress repair partner when a client website goes down and your team needs backend help.
Why Fix Website Issues
Fix Website Issues is operated by WevTEC, a Houston, Texas company established in 2013. Website repair is the core of what we do — not an add-on to a marketing package.
We don’t just tell you what is wrong. We fix it.
No deposit. You pay only after the work is done.
Once the website is fixed, we can also make it faster, more secure and easier for Google and AI search tools to understand — see AI Search Optimization and our website maintenance plans.
Clients often contact us after dealing with website problems, technical errors, search visibility issues or unsuccessful previous attempts to solve the problem. Our job is to identify the underlying issue, fix what can be fixed and build a stronger foundation moving forward. These are genuine reviews from our website repair and SEO clients.
5.0 Rating • Trusted for website repair, WordPress fixes, and SEO support
Great service! They quickly resolved our server connection error and significantly improved our website’s load time. Professional, efficient, and highly recommended.
I tried 2 other online techs and they were not able to resolve my issue. WevTEC had the problem resolved in less than 12 hours for a very reasonable price.
Thanks to Website Fixer, we suddenly started getting found on Google. He took over our account and in less than a week our visibility increased for our auto repair shop in Houston. Thank you guys, we are locked in.
WevTEC Fix Website was very helpful. He helped me with Google issues and fixed and created a Google address to My Business page. He was knowledgeable about SEO, ranking, and gave me tips to get to the top of Google searches.
I had a great experience with WevTEC Website Fixer. They quickly identified the issues with my website and fixed everything efficiently. The team was responsive, professional, and really knew what they were doing. My site now runs smoothly.
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Our company has used this group on several web projects. Not only is their knowledge extremely vast, their reliability is far superior and the results they deliver are tangible.
I had the pleasure of working with Zalal to fix issues on my website and improve its SEO, and I could not be more impressed with the results. From the very start, their team was incredibly professional, responsive, and knowledgeable.
I got my website HTTPS and indexing issue fixed in 30 minutes. Amazing. Tried many people earlier here in Houston, but these people know the job and what needs to be done.
Wow, I highly recommend if you have any website or internet needs that you contact this company. I was extremely frustrated to wake up one day and see that somebody had redirected my webpage to their webpage. They responded promptly and fixed it fast.
Most common WordPress errors — including critical errors, the White Screen of Death, database connection errors and single plugin conflicts — are fixed within 2–4 hours. Complex multi-plugin conflicts, hosting problems or deep malware infections can take longer, and we tell you the expected time before we start.
WordPress fixes start at $50 and hacked website repair is $200. The final price depends on what is broken. We confirm the cause and the cost on a free live error check before any work begins.
No. There is no upfront deposit. We diagnose and fix the problem, test the website, and you review it. You pay only after the work is done.
No. We back up your files, uploads and database before making any change, and we fix only the component that failed. For live WooCommerce stores and lead forms, risky changes are tested on staging first so orders and submissions stay protected.
It means WordPress caught a fatal PHP error and stopped loading to protect the site. The cause is usually a plugin, theme or custom code that is incompatible with your WordPress or PHP version. We find the exact file in the error log and fix it.
Most update crashes happen because a plugin, theme or custom code is not compatible with the new version of WordPress, another plugin or your server’s PHP version. We identify the incompatible component and update, patch or replace it so you can keep updating safely.
Yes. With access to your hosting account (cPanel, Plesk or your host’s dashboard) or SFTP, we can restore administrator access, fix login loops and 403 errors, and recover the website even if your previous developer cannot be reached.
Yes. We remove malware, backdoors, spam redirects and unknown admin users, clean the database, harden the website and help request removal of Google security warnings. Hacked website repair is $200.
Yes. We repair broken Elementor and Divi layouts, editors that will not load, and WooCommerce checkout, payment and cart errors, along with general WordPress plugin and theme problems.
Yes. We are based in Houston, Texas and repair WordPress websites for businesses in all 50 states, with 24/7 support by phone or text at 832-266-7209.
Yes. After a repair we can provide guidance and optional ongoing website maintenance, starting from $300/month, to keep WordPress, plugins and security up to date.
Your Website Is Down. Let’s Fix It.
Every hour a website shows an error costs calls, leads and sales. Talk directly with a WordPress technician who will look at the problem with you live, explain the cause and fix it.
Fixes from $50 · Most in 2–4 hours · Pay after the work is done.
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Call or text 832-266-7209, or email info@fixwebsiteissues.com. Tell us what you see on the screen — we’ll take it from there.
Diagnose the cause. Fix it properly. Pay after the work is done.
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