A home-services company in North Carolina had a critical problem: a previous developer moved its website to a new host, changed the DNS, and left without handing over any credentials. Every incoming business email was bouncing.
What I did: recovered access to the domain and DNS and fixed mail routing so Google Workspace email worked again. Then I migrated the WordPress site (files, database, themes, plugins and media) from Hostinger to SiteGround, so hosting and DNS now live in one account the owner controls.
Verification: nameservers, MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, site verification records and www were all checked after the move and confirmed working. The site files and database were removed from the old host.
Result: email restored, the site running on the new host, new admin access handed to the owner, and full backups of both the old and new WordPress installs.
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Set up MX, SPF, 2048-bit DKIM and DMARC for Google Workspace in Namecheap. Every check passed, and the website records stayed untouched.
