Patched, backed up and watched.
Monthly maintenance that keeps the stack current and the backups proven, with monitoring that alerts a human before your customers notice.
Server maintenance is invisible when it is working and very visible when it has not been done for eight months.
We run it on a documented schedule and send you a report of what actually changed.
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The unglamorous work that prevents the emergency
Almost every serious incident we are called into traces back to something routine: a patch that was skipped, a certificate that expired, a disk that filled, or a backup that had been failing silently for months.
So maintenance here is a checklist with dates against it — OS and control panel patching, security updates, certificate renewal, log rotation and disk management, all on a fixed cadence.
Backups are verified by restoring them, not by checking that a job reported success, and you get a monthly summary showing what was updated and what we are watching.
What’s included
Fixed scope agreed in writing before we start, so you know exactly what is delivered and when. Anything outside it is quoted separately rather than absorbed quietly.
- OS and control panel patching
- Security updates and hardening
- Backup verification by restore
- Uptime and resource monitoring
- Log review and clean-up
- Monthly status report
Let’s set up a maintenance plan.
Tell us where things stand today and we’ll reply within one business day with an approach and a realistic estimate.
Why teams hand us the infrastructure
Hosting is usually someone's side job until the day it goes wrong. Here it is a dedicated team with a documented runbook, so there is no scramble when something breaks at 2am.
The people who manage your servers also built your website, which means no finger-pointing between a developer and a host when a page slows down.
You get root access and full ownership of everything, a monthly report of what changed, and a migration plan written down before anyone touches DNS.
Sized, migrated, maintained
We size the environment to real traffic, move you without downtime, then keep it patched and watched.
Plan
Traffic, storage and compliance needs mapped to the right environment.
Move
Staged migration with DNS cutover timed for zero downtime.
Optimise
Caching, CDN and database tuning so pages respond under load.
Support
Patching, backups, monitoring and a support line that answers.
Server Maintenance & Management questions
Scope, timelines, ownership and what we need from your side.
Security patches as they are released, with critical fixes applied out of cycle. Everything else runs on a monthly maintenance window agreed with you.
Uptime, response time, CPU, memory, disk, certificate expiry and malware scanning, with alerts routed to an on-call engineer.
Yes — a scheduled restore to a sandbox, because a backup that has never been restored is an assumption rather than a safeguard.
Usually. If we can get appropriate access and the OS is supported, we can take over maintenance wherever it is hosted.