Website repair in Tinton Falls, NJ
Saxon Enterprises fixes broken, hacked, slow and outdated websites for businesses in Tinton Falls and across Monmouth County, including sites someone else built. Repairs are $95 an hour in 15 minute steps with no contract, and we start with a backup so nothing gets worse.
Common website problems we repair
"Not secure" warning
An expired or missing SSL certificate. Often a same-day fix, and we track renewal dates so it does not happen again.
Hacked or spammy pages
Strange links, spam pages or redirects you did not add. We clean the site, close the hole and update what let it in.
Contact form stopped sending
Leads silently lost. We fix delivery, send mail through your own business account and test it end to end.
Slow or broken on phones
Heavy images, plugin sprawl or an old theme. We find what is slowing it down and fix the layout on small screens.
Outdated software
Themes, plugins or frameworks years behind. We back up first, then update in tested steps.
Developer disappeared
No logins, no backups, nobody answering. We help you regain the domain, hosting and email first. Read the steps.
How a repair works
- Tell us what is wrong. Call or send a note with the site address and what you are seeing.
- We back it up. Files, database and media, before anything changes.
- We fix it, or for larger problems, send a written quote first.
- You get a short written summary of what was wrong, what we changed and anything else that needs attention.
Want it to stay fixed? A Care Plan at $99 a month covers updates, backups, uptime monitoring and small edits. If the site is beyond repair, we will say so and explain what a rebuild would cost.
Common questions
How much does website repair cost?
$95 an hour, billed in 15 minute steps, with no contract. Larger fixes are quoted in writing first.
Can you fix a website someone else built?
Yes. We start with a full backup and a written inventory of what the site runs, then fix the problem and tell you what else needs attention.
My website says "Not secure." What does that mean?
Usually an expired or missing SSL certificate. It is often a same-day fix, and browsers stop warning visitors once a valid certificate is installed.
Do you come on site?
Most repairs are done remotely, but we are in Tinton Falls and can meet at your office anywhere in Monmouth County.
Website broken right now?
Call (732) 673-4260, Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 5:00 ET, or send a note and we will reply within one business day.