Sorry, unfortunately not (although I'm flattered some people seem to have got this impression!). I'm just a keen amateur researching my own family tree, so I don't have the time or resources to undertake work for other people. If we are researching the same branches of the family tree, though, I would be happy to send you an email if I update the site with anything that might be of interest to you. (When I have the time I also intend to set up a facility on the site whereby you can sign up to be automatically informed of relevant updates.)
There are several possibilities.
One thing I have learnt during the course of my research is not to trust family legend. Of course, if you have documentary evidence that Jane really was a trapeze artist (which perhaps she was between the census returns which I have seen), I would be absolutely thrilled to see it.
Well, it was once upon a time. This site only contains information from documentary evidence. If I have a birth certificate saying that a person was born in Lewisham, Kent, then that's what it will say on the site, regardless of subsequent boundary changes.
Entirely possible. I have been known to mistype dates, so if you have a copy of the same document and you're sure I've made a mistake then please do correct me. Other possibilities are:
For a couple of individuals in my family tree there is conflicting evidence on their parentage, with one name being given on their birth certificate and a different one in other records. In these cases I have included both possibilities.
The content and ancestor charts displayed on this site are presented by a software application which I am developing myself. The descendant charts are created using the Google Visualization API, and the maps are made using Leaflet and OpenStreetMap.
www.genealogyprinters.com has in the past provided me with a quick and friendly service, printing off charts which I had created in Family Historian.