SSL / HTTPS setup and repair
A missing, working SSL certificate is not cosmetic: browsers flag the site as "not secure", visitors leave, and Google pushes it down the results. The causes vary, from no certificate, through an expired or mismatched one, to a site that runs over both http and https at once (mixed content). We set up and fix SSL so the site loads fully over HTTPS, with no warnings and no loss of ranking.
Is this your problem?
- The browser shows "Not secure" or a security warning.
- The certificate has expired or does not match the domain name.
- The site works over both http and https (no single enforced address).
- After enabling HTTPS some images or scripts stopped loading (mixed content).
- You want to move to HTTPS but do not know where to start.
Most common causes
No certificate
The site never got SSL, or a free certificate did not renew automatically. Without it, every connection is unencrypted.
Expired or mismatched certificate
A certificate has an expiry date, and past it (or when it does not cover the domain) the browser warns immediately.
No HTTPS enforcement
Without a redirect and HSTS, the site is reachable at two addresses at once, which hurts SEO and security.
Mixed content
After moving to HTTPS, some resources still load over http://, so the browser blocks them or shows a padlock with a warning.
How we help, step by step
Diagnosis
We check the certificate state, the server configuration, and whether the site mixes http with https. We say plainly what is wrong.
Setup or renewal
We install or renew the certificate (a free Let's Encrypt one is usually enough) and set up automatic renewal so it does not expire again.
HTTPS enforcement
We configure 301 redirects and HSTS so the site runs at a single, encrypted address, without losing Google rankings.
Clearing mixed content
We fix references to resources loaded over http:// so the padlock is complete and browsers block nothing.
What you get
- A site fully on HTTPS, with a complete padlock and no warnings.
- A valid certificate with automatic renewal (no more surprises).
- A single enforced address and preserved search rankings.
- The mixed content problem solved, all resources load securely.
Site with no padlock or a warning? Let us fix it.
Message us through the form, we will check the certificate and configuration for free, then set up HTTPS so the warnings disappear.
Get in touch, free quote →Frequently asked questions
Do I need a paid certificate, or is a free one enough?
For most sites a free Let's Encrypt certificate, renewed automatically, is entirely enough. A paid one makes sense in special cases, we will advise honestly, without upselling.
Will moving to HTTPS affect my Google ranking?
Done correctly, moving to HTTPS works in your favor. We set up 301 redirects, so the visibility you have built is carried over to the https address.
After enabling SSL some things stopped working, will you fix that?
Yes, that is typical mixed content. We find resources loaded over http:// and fix them so the site loads fully and securely.
My certificate keeps expiring, can this be set once and for all?
Yes. We enable automatic renewal and (on request) watch the date as part of ongoing care, so you do not have to remember it.