Rebuild Virus-Damaged Corporate Site

My corporate website was recently hit by a virus. The host managed to rescue only fragments of the files, so what is online right now is a broken mix of pages, missing images and incomplete text. I have no clean backup to roll back to, but I do still have several photos, PDFs and word-processor files with most of the original information.

The core of the job is to stitch everything back together into a coherent, fully functioning site. The Services page is the priority: I can supply draft wording plus some visuals, but it all needs editing and proper layout before it goes live. Once that is solid we can fold in any additional recovered material (e.g. home or about sections) so the whole site looks consistent, loads quickly and is free of malware traces.

You’ll start by scanning the current hosting space, removing any malicious code and salvaging what’s usable. From there, rebuild the structure, integrate my remaining photos and documents, polish the Services copy and make sure links, menus and styling line up with the company’s branding. Clean, secure code and a straightforward hand-off are key—whether you work in WordPress, another CMS or straight HTML/CSS, I just need a smooth, dependable site back online.