A client arrives with a site nobody can explain, a developer who has gone quiet, or a build that breaks every time it is touched. The first job is finding out what is actually there.
Rescue work is the most common reason agencies call us for the first time. Something is broken, the person who built it is unavailable, and the usual options are an expensive rebuild or a guess.
We start by establishing what exists rather than quoting on what it looks like, because the two are rarely the same.
A rescue quoted without a review is a guess. We look at the codebase, the hosting, the dependency versions and what is actually running, then tell you what it will take — including when the honest answer is that rebuilding costs less than repairing.
Once it is stable we document what we found, so the next person is not in the same position.
Tell us how your agency works and where the gaps are. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit, and what it would cost.