Quick Fix: WordPress Header / Menu Display Issue (Match Existing Working Template)

We are looking for an experienced WordPress developer for a quick task: fixing a broken header/navigation bar layout on our website so that it matches the correct, clean header used across our other pages. Current Issue: Current state (Broken): On the affected page, the header is displaying multiple unwanted rows, duplicate menu items, and unformatted sub-links (e.g., Services list, Assembly/Disassembly, extra buttons) directly below the primary navigation. Target state (Working): The header needs to be clean and identical to our working page template: top notification banner, main logo, primary navigation (Services, Rates, About Us, Blog), phone call CTA, and the GET A QUOTE button—with no extra lines or expanded sub-menus pushing down the hero section. (Screenshots of both the broken state and the desired working state will be provided upon hire). Scope of Work: Inspect the header template / page configuration (whether built via Elementor, theme header builder, custom PHP template, or mega menu plugin). Remove or fix the duplicate/uncollapsed menu rows on the affected page. Ensure the header displays consistently across desktop, tablet, and mobile views. Verify that dropdowns, phone links, and CTA buttons function properly after the fix. Requirements: Proven experience with WordPress troubleshooting (theme builders, Elementor/Divi/WP Bakery, CSS/HTML). Ability to start immediately and complete this quickly (estimated 30–60 minutes for an experienced developer). Clean work without breaking existing responsive styles or caching setups.