Assess the condition
The first decision is whether the current environment can be made supportable without creating more hidden risk.
- Hosting and access
- Backups
- Platform and dependencies
- Security and forms
- Performance and errors
Website Rescue, Repair, or Rebuild
Decide whether to repair, migrate, or rebuild before the next emergency forces the decision.
Review platform condition, backups, security, performance, content, SEO equity, forms, integrations, and operating ownership—then choose the smallest defensible path.
Built for: Businesses with an unstable, outdated, compromised, difficult-to-edit, or commercially weak website that need a responsible decision before more patchwork work.
Preserve what matters
A rebuild should not casually discard working content, URLs, proof, analytics, or search history.
- Content inventory
- Redirect plan
- Conversion paths
- Tracking
- Integrations and records
Choose the smallest defensible path
The recommendation may be a focused repair, managed migration, staged rebuild, or replacement platform depending on evidence and operating needs.
- Repair
- Stabilise and maintain
- Migrate
- Rebuild
- Retire or replace
Tell Curtis what is going on
What needs to improve?
Share what you know about the goal, current website and timing. Curtis will review the context before recommending paid work.
What to know before we start
No review can guarantee that every hidden defect, compromise, third-party dependency, or data-loss risk will be identified. Emergency response and restoration depend on access, evidence, backups, platform condition, and availability.