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Paul Walsh

Shopify fixes · UK-wide

Shopify fixes from £49

Broken themes, checkout problems, missing product images, menus that don't work and slow stores, fixed remotely, with the price agreed first. No rebuild unless you genuinely need one.

  • From £49 per fix
  • Most fixes done within 1–3 working days
  • Message me the store URL by WhatsApp, text or email

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I'll reply within 24 hours with a price.

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Or WhatsApp / text 07398 946 380

Prices

Every project is different, so these are starting prices. You get a written quote before any work starts, then 50% to begin and 50% when you're happy with it.

Small fixes

Layout, navigation, product display, content edits

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£49per fix

Choose Small fixes

Theme and app fixes

Broken themes after updates, app conflicts, checkout issues. Larger jobs quoted separately

From

£49per fix

Choose Theme and app fixes
Custom Van Racking

Case study

Custom Van Racking

How I built Custom Van Racking on Shopify: logo, content, category structure, graphics and blog content to support the store as it grows.

Read the case study →

What I fix

  • Themes broken after an update Sections missing, layouts shifted, or the store looks wrong on mobile. See why Shopify themes break.
  • Checkout problems Payments failing, shipping rates not showing, discount codes not applying, or customers getting stuck before the order goes through. See checkout not working.
  • Product images Missing, the wrong size, blurry or not loading on product and collection pages. See product images not showing.
  • Menus and navigation Broken links, menus that don't open on mobile and collections that can't be found. See navigation not working.
  • Slow stores Too many apps, heavy images and theme bloat. See why Shopify stores are slow.
  • SEO basics Page titles, descriptions, broken redirects and pages Google can't find. See store not showing on Google.
  • Store tidy-ups Homepage sections, product and collection layouts, shipping and local pickup settings, policy pages and app display problems.

Why Shopify stores break

Shopify itself is reliable. Hosting, security and the core checkout are Shopify's job, and they rarely go wrong. When a Shopify store breaks, it's almost always one of these:

  • Apps Every app adds code to your store. Two apps doing similar jobs can clash, and apps you've uninstalled often leave their code behind in the theme, still loading on every page and sometimes still breaking things. Removing leftover app code is one of the quickest ways to fix a store that's slow or behaving oddly.
  • Theme edits that didn't survive an update If someone edited your theme's code directly, those changes are lost or broken when the theme is updated or replaced. The fix is to redo them properly, in a way that survives the next update.
  • Settings, not code Plenty of "broken" checkouts are a shipping zone missing a country, a rate with the wrong weight band, a discount with the wrong conditions, or a payment provider that needs re-verifying. They're quick to fix once someone knows where to look.
  • Content and images Huge product photos, missing image sizes and products added in inconsistent ways make collection pages slow and messy, particularly on phones.

How it works

  1. Message me the store address and what's wrong, by WhatsApp, text, email or the form, with a screenshot if you can.
  2. I reply with a quote within 24 hours.
  3. You approve my collaborator request. No passwords shared.
  4. I fix it on a copy of your theme, check it in preview, then publish it and tell you what was wrong in plain English.

Bigger Shopify jobs

Some jobs are more than a single fix. These get their own quote:

  • Moving to a newer theme and carrying your customisations across properly
  • App clean-ups, replacing several overlapping apps with fewer, better ones and removing leftover code
  • Speed work across the whole store
  • Fixing redirects and SEO after a migration from another platform
  • Connecting the store to other systems, such as stock, shipping or accounting, which is API integration work

Fix or rebuild?

Most Shopify stores don't need starting again. They need the parts that aren't working sorting out. If you're unsure, read fix your website or rebuild it. If you do want a new store, see Shopify web design, and if you'd like someone keeping an eye on it afterwards, the care plan starts at £20 a month.

On WordPress or WooCommerce instead? See WordPress fixes and WooCommerce fixes.

Guides

Questions

What do you need from me?

The store address and what's wrong (a screenshot helps). Once you've agreed the price, I send a collaborator request from Shopify, which you approve in your admin. You never need to share your own password, and you can remove my access when the job's done.

How quickly can you fix it?

Most fixes are done within 1–3 working days. If your checkout is down and you're losing orders, say so and I'll prioritise it.

Will customers see you working on the store?

No. Theme changes are made on a copy of your theme and checked in preview first. Only when it's right does the fixed version go live.

What if the fix is bigger than £49?

I'll tell you what's involved and give you a price before doing anything. You decide whether to go ahead.

Do I need a new store?

Usually not. Most stores I see have a reasonable base and need specific problems fixing. If a rebuild really would be better, I'll say so and explain why.

Can you fix problems caused by an app?

Yes. App conflicts and code left behind by apps you've uninstalled are among the most common problems I see. I'll find which app is responsible and either fix the conflict or recommend a better option.

Still broken? I'll fix it.

Quicker to message? WhatsApp or text 07398 946 380, or email paul@paul-walsh.co.uk.

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