I will fix your hacked wordpress site, remove malware, and blacklist warnings

Yes — redirect hacks are one of the most common infections I clean. I remove the injected code, find the entry point (usually a vulnerable plugin or compromised admin account), and close it so the redirect doesn't come back.

Absolutely. After a full cleanup, I submit your site for review through Google Search Console, and handle McAfee, Norton, and other blacklist removals. Warnings typically clear within 24–72 hours after Google re-scans the clean site.

WordPress admin access, and ideally hosting (cPanel) or FTP access for deep file-level cleanup. If you're locked out of your dashboard, hosting access alone is enough — I can restore your admin access as part of the fix.

Yes. Your credentials are used only for the cleanup, kept 100% confidential, and I'll recommend changing all passwords once the work is complete. You can also create a temporary admin account for me and delete it afterward.

Most sites are cleaned within 24 hours. Heavily infected or very large sites may take 2–3 days. You'll get a clear timeline as soon as I've scanned your site.

My process is designed to prevent exactly that. I don't just delete malware — I identify how attackers got in, patch the vulnerability, and harden your site (firewall, login protection, file permissions). Reinfection after proper cleanup and hardening is rare.

Yes. This is common — hosts suspend infected sites to protect their network. I'll clean the files via FTP/cPanel, then help you submit the cleanup report to your host to get the site reinstated.

Yes — I can set up monitoring, automated backups, and security plugins as part of the Premium package, and I'm available for ongoing maintenance arrangements if you want continuous protection.

No. I perform careful manual removal, inspecting files rather than running destructive auto-scripts. Your content, design, and data stay intact — I recommend a backup first regardless, which I can take for you.