Qualitree
Tree surgeons in Warlingham, Surrey — the site puts Google reviews next to every service, with one-tap ways to call, email, or request a quote.
Read Qualitree case studySquarespace · fixes · monthly care · UK
Squarespace help for UK small businesses
Squarespace expert help for UK businesses: broken mobile layouts, forms that do not arrive, slow pages, wrong prices and SEO settings, fixed inside your own Squarespace account.
You do not need a new website to get help with your Squarespace site. I work on sites I did not build: you invite me as a collaborator, the account and the domain stay yours, and I fix or update the site inside Squarespace rather than moving you anywhere.
Squarespace sites usually fail in the same places: a template that looks fine on a laptop and cramped on a phone, images uploaded at full size that slow every page, a form routed to an old inbox, and SEO titles left on the defaults. Most of that is a content or settings change, not a rebuild.
Start with the free website check. It shows what the public site is doing on a phone: speed, mobile layout, SEO basics, security headers and email DNS. Then either book one agreed fault as a £50 fix, or put the site on monthly care from £30 so prices, hours and the contact form are checked and updated every month.
What’s included
- Mobile layout fixes inside your Squarespace template
- Contact and booking forms tested and routed to the right inbox
- Image sizes, page speed and the basics Google reads
- Prices, hours and copy updated on an agreed monthly rhythm
- Collaborator access only: you keep the account, billing and domain
How this looks in production
Matty's BBQ Chop Shop
A back-garden BBQ restaurant in Penarth, Wales—featured by Eating With Tod. Bookings moved out of Instagram DMs into its own website and a private admin: payment status per booking, open-date publishing, and automatic guest emails.
Read Matty's BBQ Chop Shop case studyQuestions
How do you get into my Squarespace site?
You invite me as a contributor from Settings. I never need your password, and you can remove the invite at any time. The site, the domain and the Squarespace subscription stay in your name.
What does Squarespace help cost?
One agreed fault is a £50 fix. Ongoing updates and a monthly check are £30, £75 or £120 a month depending on how many edits you need. Anything bigger, such as a redesign or a new section, is quoted separately in writing.
Should I move off Squarespace?
Only if the platform stops you doing something you need. If you can edit it, the form works and it is quick enough on a phone, staying is cheaper. The free website check will tell you which of those is actually a problem.