Move your website to Lone Star Hosting with a practical migration plan for files, databases, WordPress, email accounts, DNS records, SSL, and launch testing.
Move website files, databases, media uploads, CMS folders, and configuration details from your old hosting environment to your new hosting plan.
Bring over your WordPress website, theme, plugins, uploads, database, admin access, and SSL setup so the new site is ready to test before launch.
Plan DNS changes, nameservers, SSL, email records, redirects, and final testing so the switch is smoother and downtime risk is lower.
A hosting migration is more than copying a folder. The safest moves account for files, databases, email, DNS, SSL, contact forms, redirects, backups, and post-launch testing.
Lone Star Hosting helps small businesses move away from slow, unreliable, unsupported, or overpriced hosting providers. We start by identifying what needs to move, which control panel or CMS is involved, what credentials are available, and whether email is hosted with the same provider. From there, we build a practical migration path that reduces avoidable surprises.
For WordPress websites, the migration often includes a database export, file transfer, configuration review, plugin check, SSL verification, and a final review after DNS updates. For static or custom sites, the focus is usually files, paths, PHP compatibility, contact forms, and DNS records. Email migrations require extra care because mailbox data, MX records, SPF, DKIM, and timing can affect deliverability.
Migration support is useful when the website matters to your business and downtime, broken forms, or lost email would create problems.
Move when pages are sluggish, resources are limited, or performance hurts search and conversions.
Switch when your current provider is hard to reach or makes routine fixes confusing.
Move a WordPress site that needs better SSL, backups, control panel access, or cleaner management.
Migrate while updating your domain, website design, hosting plan, security, or email setup.
Yes. WordPress migrations can include files, uploads, database, plugins, theme files, SSL checks, and post-migration testing.
The goal is to reduce downtime with planning, backups, testing, and DNS timing. Exact downtime depends on the old host, DNS setup, and site complexity.
Email can be part of the migration plan when the right access is available. Mailbox size, provider limits, DNS records, and delivery settings affect the process.
Usually yes. You need a destination hosting plan before files, databases, and email can be moved into the new environment.
Start with a hosting plan or contact us with details about your current website and provider.