When an upgrade can't wait
- The project runs on a Symfony or PHP version that no longer gets security updates.
- The hosting provider is dropping the PHP version the project needs.
- Your client wants new features, but every change to the old code is slow and risky.
- Nobody on the team knows the project well any more.
What your agency gets
Secure and supported again
The project runs on a current long-term support version and gets security updates again.
A fixed price before work begins
No open-ended hours to explain to your client. You can quote with confidence.
No downtime, no big-bang release
The project keeps running throughout. Every step is tested and released on its own.
A report for your client
A short summary of what was done and what it delivered, ready to share.
From any version to a supported one
Whether the project runs Symfony 2, 3, 4, 5.4 or 6.4, the goal is the same: a current long-term support version on a supported PHP version. Today that is Symfony 7.4, which gets security updates until November 2029.
Symfony 6.4 stops getting security updates on 30 November 2027, and PHP 8.2 on 31 December 2026. If your clients' projects run on these versions, now is a good time to plan. What PHP 8.2's end of life means.
How a Symfony upgrade goes
Upgrade Scan
I look at the code and you get a clear plan, a timeline and a fixed price.
The upgrade
Done in small, safe steps while the project stays live.
Handover
A short summary for you and your client.
Staying current
Optional maintenance, so the project never falls behind again.
Your client stays your client
I work in the background for your agency. I never approach your clients directly.
Have a project that needs looking after?
Let's talk. Half an hour is usually enough to know whether I can help.
I work with a few agencies at a time, so every project gets my full attention.