We are a Joomla partner. Is your site on Joomla 3 or 4 and nobody updates it any more? We secure it, move it to a supported version or migrate it to WordPress, keeping content, URLs and rankings.
UreTech is a Joomla partner and looks after existing Joomla sites: audits, upgrades, security, managed hosting and, when it makes sense, migration to WordPress. Joomla 3 has had no updates since August 2023 and Joomla 4 reached end of life on 14 October 2025, so a site stuck on those versions needs upgrading or migrating. You get a quote after a free audit.
A real example is Trespolo Villas, holiday villas on Lake Garda running Joomla: we audited the site, moved it to managed infrastructure with backups every 6 hours and made its pages indexable again.
Usually it is not Joomla itself, it is that nobody looks after it.
Joomla 3 and 4 no longer get security fixes. Old extensions and templates block the upgrade.
Admin accounts never closed, shared passwords, no record of who has access.
There is a backup on paper, but nobody has ever checked it can be restored.
One wrong setting (noindex, robots, redirects) can remove a site from search results for months without anyone noticing.
YOUR JOOMLA SITE
Pick the version and answer three questions. You see straight away whether the site is out of support and which route makes sense: secure it, upgrade it or move it to WordPress.
Your Joomla site
Old accounts removed, passwords and authentication renewed, unused extensions removed, file permissions fixed, backup tested.
First step, before anything else
Makes sense if the site works, extensions are still maintained and whoever updates it knows it well. On a test copy first.
Compatible or replacement extensions, adapted template
Worth it with abandoned extensions, a template that needs redoing anyway, or if you want more choice of plugins and developers.
Articles, images, metadata and 301 redirects
Open the page →Pick the version: the marker moves along the timeline.
We never touch the live site without a test copy. It always starts with the free audit.
Start with the audit and decide afterwards.
Version, extensions, template, accounts, backups, server, indexing and speed. You get a report with priorities.
First on a staging copy: compatible or replacement extensions, adapted template, then go-live.
Accounts cleaned up, passwords and authentication renewed, unused extensions removed, file permissions fixed.
Servers in Europe with verified automatic backups, monitoring and PHP updates.
Articles, categories, images and metadata moved to WordPress, with 301 redirects for every URL that changes.
If you also need a new look, we redesign layout and copy while keeping your rankings.
Staying on Joomla makes sense if the site works, uses extensions that are still maintained and whoever updates it knows it well. Moving to WordPress pays off when extensions are abandoned, the template needs rebuilding anyway, or you want a wider choice of plugins and developers.
A proper migration always follows these steps:
Typical timeline: 2-4 weeks for a content site, longer with client areas or e-commerce.
No work on the live site without a staging copy.
A snapshot of the site and its risks.
Upgrade or migrate, with price and timeline.
Work and testing away from the public site.
At an agreed time, with redirects and checks.
Indexing, errors and backups under watch.
Villas on Lake Garda: audit, move to managed infrastructure with backups every 6 hours, pages indexable again.
Workplace safety consultancy with 16 branches: WordPress site with custom plugins.
Contemporary art magazine on WordPress: lots of content, categories and authors.
Send us the site address and what worries you. We reply within one working day.
We will email you within one working day to book the 30 minutes. If it is urgent, message us on WhatsApp.
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