Existing site help
Not every project starts with DR3. A lot of our work begins after another developer, freelancer, agency, or internal team has already been involved.
Sometimes the problem is not the code
More often, nobody translated the business requirements into a clear technical plan before development started.
That creates missed requirements, broken integrations, messy admin experiences, and projects that are difficult to maintain.
We start by figuring out the real current state.
Talk through an existing projectWhat we handle
We review what exists, identify what is broken or unclear, and create a practical path forward.
How we approach it
We do not assume a full rebuild is required. First, we review the existing site and identify what can stay, what should be fixed, and what should be rebuilt.
The goal is a practical plan, not unnecessary work.
Review the current site, stack, hosting, integrations, tracking, and known issues.
Identify the real blockers and sort them into fix, improve, rebuild, or leave alone.
Implement the highest-value fixes and stabilize the project path.
Service FAQ
Yes. A lot of our work is fixing, improving, or extending existing websites built by someone else.
Yes. We can review the current state and help figure out what needs to happen next.
Not always. We start by identifying what can stay, what should be fixed, and what truly needs to be rebuilt.
Yes. We can troubleshoot integrations, forms, analytics, GTM, pixels, CRMs, and API handoffs.
Yes. A technical review is often the right first step for an existing or unclear project.
Usually, yes. The first step is recovering access through your hosting company, domain registrar, and platform, and making sure the accounts are in your name.
Whatever makes sense. Most sites need targeted fixes rather than a rebuild, and Don will tell you which parts are worth keeping.
Risky changes are made on a staging copy and tested first, and a full backup is taken before anything changes on the live site.
Yes. You get a plain-English summary of how the site is built, what accounts it depends on, and what needs regular maintenance.
Pricing
Small fixes start at $200.
Quick fixes are usually billed hourly, and clearly scoped projects can be a fixed price. Either way, you get a plain-English estimate of what is wrong, what it takes, and how long it should take before any work starts.
There is no retainer, setup fee, or long-term contract. Many clients start with a one-hour fix and keep Don on for ongoing work.
Get an estimateStart with the technical side
Whether you are building something new, improving an existing system, or trying to understand what went wrong, the first step is a direct technical conversation.
Based in New Rochelle, NY, serving Westchester, New York City, and the tri-state area. We work remotely with clients across the US and are happy to meet in person nearby.