Ongoing .NET Site Maintenance

My custom-built website already runs in production on a full .NET stack, and I want a developer I can lean on every few months—sometimes sooner—to keep everything healthy and humming. Most touch-points will revolve around stamping out bugs as they appear and squeezing extra speed out of the code or database, but I also appreciate proactive suggestions that head problems off before they surface.

Here’s how I picture the collaboration:

• When an issue crops up, you dig into the .NET codebase, replicate the problem locally, and roll out a clean fix to staging before we push to live.
• Between incidents you review logs, performance metrics, and dependency updates so we stay current and secure.
• You own the full workflow—version control, pull requests, build pipelines, and deployment—so releases feel routine, not risky.

I’m comfortable giving you server access (Windows/IIS, SQL Server), and I’ll be available for quick clarifications, but I expect you to handle triage, propose solutions, and document your changes clearly in Git.

If you have a track record of long-term support relationships and you’re fluent in modern .NET practices—async patterns, LINQ, dependency injection, unit testing—let’s talk.