SSL and HTTPS configuration that encrypts every connection.
A padlock in the address bar is table stakes for trust and SEO. We install and configure your SSL certificate correctly, enforce HTTPS across the whole site, and fix the mixed-content and redirect issues that quietly break it.
Encryption done properly, not partially
HTTPS everywhere, with nothing half-configured
Plenty of sites have a certificate but still serve some content over insecure connections, redirect inconsistently, or let the certificate lapse. Each of these erodes the trust and security that HTTPS is supposed to guarantee.
We set it up properly: the right certificate installed correctly, HTTPS enforced site-wide, mixed content resolved, and renewals automated, so the padlock is real and stays that way.
What you get
What the configuration covers
Everything needed for a clean, complete, self-maintaining HTTPS setup.
Certificate installation
The right SSL/TLS certificate selected, installed, and validated for your domain and subdomains.
HTTPS enforcement
Site-wide redirects from HTTP to HTTPS, with HSTS enabled for strict transport security.
Mixed-content fixes
Insecure assets tracked down and fixed so every element on the page loads over a secure connection.
Redirect & canonical cleanup
Consistent redirects and canonicals so you don't split SEO equity or trigger redirect loops.
Automated renewal
Renewals automated and monitored so your certificate never quietly lapses and takes the site down.
Configuration testing
Your TLS configuration tested and graded against current best practices, then tuned where needed.
How we work
How we configure HTTPS
A quick, high-impact process that ends with encryption you never think about again.
- 01
Assess
We check your current certificate, redirects, and where insecure content is still being served.
- 02
Install
We install and validate the correct certificate for your domain and any subdomains.
- 03
Enforce
We redirect all traffic to HTTPS, enable HSTS, and resolve every instance of mixed content.
- 04
Automate
We set up automated renewal and expiry monitoring so it never silently fails.
- SSL/TLS
- HSTS
- Cloudflare
- Automated renewal
- TLS testing
Why it matters
HTTPS is trust, SEO, and security at once
Browsers mark non-HTTPS sites as "not secure", which scares visitors off before they read a word. HTTPS is also a confirmed ranking signal, and it protects data in transit from interception. Getting it right pays back on all three fronts.
A half-configured setup gives you the downsides without the full benefit: warnings, broken elements, or a lapsed certificate taking the site offline. Proper configuration makes encryption something you never have to think about again.
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FAQ
SSL and HTTPS, answered
Padlock missing or broken? Book a call and we'll get it sorted.
Do I need to buy a certificate?
Often not. Free, automatically renewing certificates are suitable for most sites. For specific needs like extended validation or wildcard coverage, we'll advise on the right paid option.
Will moving to HTTPS affect my SEO?
Done correctly, it helps: HTTPS is a ranking signal. We set up proper redirects and canonicals so you keep your existing rankings and avoid duplicate-content issues.
What is mixed content, and why does it matter?
Mixed content is when a secure page loads some assets over insecure HTTP. It breaks the padlock and can block resources. We find and fix every instance so the whole page loads securely.
What happens when my certificate expires?
An expired certificate makes browsers block your site with a security warning. We automate renewal and monitor expiry so that never happens.
Can you fix an existing broken HTTPS setup?
Yes. Fixing partial or misconfigured HTTPS, mixed content, redirect loops, and lapsed certificates is a common request, and usually a quick, high-impact fix.
Let's build something worth shipping
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