PHP 5.6, 7.2, 7.4. Custom frameworks. WordPress that grew sideways. Laravel 5 that nobody wants to touch. We stabilize, document, and upgrade — in stages your business can absorb.
Every month a system runs on unsupported PHP, the cost of moving it goes up — not down.
PHP 7.x and earlier no longer receive security patches. Hosting providers will eventually force the move.
Composer locks pinned years ago. Abandoned packages. Frameworks two majors behind. Each upgrade reveals the next blocker.
Manual SFTP, edits on production, no staging, no rollback. The runtime upgrade can't even be staged safely.
Map runtime, framework, packages, and deploy. Surface every blocker before quoting work.
/audit/ →Backups tested. Staging built. Deploy path documented. The system gets safe to change before it changes.
/services/#sprint →PHP, framework, and dependencies upgraded in stages. Reversible. Tested. No big-bang weekend.
/services/#upgrade →The supporting pages, services, and resources for legacy PHP work.
Laravel 5/6 → 11 in stages. The same audit-first playbook, narrowed to Laravel.
ServicePHP, framework, CMS, dependency, or hosting modernization — staged through a safe upgrade path.
ReadSix things to confirm before scoping or quoting a PHP upgrade.
Start with a fixed-price audit. Get a risk register and a 30 / 60 / 90-day plan. Decide what to do next from there.
Start with an audit →