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Website Repair in Utah

Site down, hacked, white-screened after a plugin update, or just quietly broken on phones? We fix it, tell you plainly what went wrong, and then stop it happening again.

What is usually wrong And what it takes to fix

The five things that break, in order of how often we see them.

A one-off repair is quoted on what is actually wrong, and most sit between $150 and $800. A hacked site that needs cleaning, hardening and reindexing is higher. We look first and quote a fixed price before touching anything, so you are never on an open-ended hourly clock.

A plugin or theme update broke it

The most common call by a distance. A WordPress update lands, something incompatible ships with it, and the site white-screens or half the layout collapses. Usually a fast fix once you can read the error, and a strong argument for staging and backups afterwards.

The site is hacked or serving spam

Injected redirects, pharma spam in the page source, a warning in Search Console, or the host suspending the account. Fixing it means cleaning the files and database, closing the way in, rotating credentials, then asking Google to review. Skipping any of those means it comes back.

The site is down

Expired hosting, expired domain, a DNS change nobody documented, an SSL certificate that lapsed, or a server that ran out of memory. Diagnosis is quick; the annoying part is usually that nobody knows who holds the account.

It is broken on phones

A site that was fine in 2019 on a desktop and is unusable on the device most of your customers actually hold. Sometimes a targeted fix, sometimes honest evidence that a rebuild is cheaper than patching.

Nobody can get in

The person who built it is unreachable, the login does not work, and there is no record of the host or registrar. We have untangled this many times. It is recoverable more often than people expect.

It is slow enough to lose customers

Uncompressed images, a stack of plugins doing one job each, no caching, cheap oversold hosting. Measurable and fixable, and usually the cheapest conversion work available.

The better answer $99/month

Fixing it once is fine. Not needing to call again is better.

The Managed Website plan is $99 a month and it covers the ongoing version of everything on this page: managed hosting, security and updates, daily backups, uptime monitoring, and unlimited minor edits. It is for a site that already exists, built by anyone, on any platform. Migration is free and we handle it.

It is month to month. Cancel anytime, keep your site: you own the code, the content, the hosting account and the domain, and we hand it all over without an argument.

A "minor edit" is a real thing, not a loophole: text changes, swapping images, new pages, seasonal updates, adding a team member. If something is genuinely a new build we quote it separately rather than pretending it is covered.

If what you actually need is a new site plus the advertising to fill it, that is the $299/month Business Website Plan instead.

What we build Examples

Things we can build for you, for example.

Every project is custom-scoped to your business. Pick what you need, skip what you don’t, you only pay for the work you actually want done.

01

We look before we quote

Diagnosis first, fixed price second. You approve a number before we start, so a repair never turns into an open hourly meter.

02

Hacked-site cleanup

Files and database cleaned, the entry point closed, credentials rotated, hardening applied, and a Search Console review requested so the browser warnings clear.

03

We work on any platform

WordPress most often, but also Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and hand-built sites. If we think the honest answer is a rebuild rather than a patch, we say so.

04

Backups before we touch it

Every repair starts with a full backup. Nothing we do is unrecoverable, which is not something the previous update could say.

05

Access recovery

Lost logins, unreachable developers, forgotten hosts and registrars. We have untangled this many times and it is usually recoverable.

06

Then it stays fixed

The $99/month plan keeps the updates, backups, monitoring and edits ongoing, so the same failure does not come back in six months.

Good fit if Common use cases

You probably need this if…

  • Site white-screened after a WordPress update
  • Google is showing a "this site may be hacked" warning
  • Hosting expired and the site is offline
  • The developer who built it has disappeared
  • The site is unusable on a phone
  • Pages take eight seconds to load
What clients say 5.0 ★ from 5 Google reviews

300+ businesses. Zero bad reviews.

Every review is public, on our Google Business Profile and our KSL listing.

★★★★★
Wasatch has been there every step of the way. From base website layout, to custom functionality. This team has taken care of my company and our customers- day and night! Truly local and provides the highest level of service and always solution oriented. It’s one of the best decisions any small business could make. Thank you!
Dane Hoffman Sep 2026 · Google
★★★★★
Wasatch and Kareem do what they tell you they will do and it’s really good work!
David Shumway Sep 2026 · Google
★★★★★
Awesome to have these guys running a couple of sites for me. Very easy to work with and their monthly fees for hosting are very affordable.
David Wadman Sep 2026 · Google
Common questions FAQ

The questions most clients ask before starting.

How much does it cost to fix a website?

Most one-off repairs land between $150 and $800, quoted as a fixed price after we diagnose the problem. A hacked site needing cleaning, hardening and reindexing costs more. If you would rather it simply stopped breaking, the Managed Website plan is $99 a month and covers ongoing fixes and edits.

My WordPress site is broken after an update. Can you fix it?

Yes, and it is the most common repair we do. A plugin or theme update ships something incompatible and the site white-screens or the layout collapses. We take a full backup, identify the conflict, fix it, and then set up staging and backups so the next update cannot do the same thing.

My site was hacked. What happens now?

We clean the files and database, close the way in, rotate every credential, apply hardening, and request a Search Console review so browser and search warnings clear. Skipping any of those steps is why hacked sites get reinfected. We also move you onto managed hosting with daily backups so a future incident is a restore rather than a rebuild.

Do you take over sites you did not build?

Yes. That is the whole point of the $99/month Managed Website plan: it is for a site that already exists, built by anyone, on any platform. Migration from your current host is free and we do it for you.

What if my site cannot be saved?

We will tell you. Sometimes a site is on a platform or a codebase where patching costs more than replacing, and we would rather say that up front than bill you to lose slowly. In that case we quote a rebuild, and everything you own stays yours either way.

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Riverton, Utah