Quick remote troubleshooting for software issues, settings, or everyday computer problems—no on-site visit needed.

A technician comes to your location for hands-on diagnosis and repair; covers the visit and first hour of work.

A full check of hardware and software health to pinpoint what’s actually causing a problem before repair work begins.

Removes startup bloat, temporary files and background clutter that has been dragging down performance on one machine.

Scans for and removes detected malware, checks for remaining signs of infection, and applies basic protections to reduce the risk of reinfection.

Fixes a broken Windows installation or performs a clean reinstall, including core drivers and updates on one PC.

Swaps a mechanical drive for a solid-state drive and migrates the existing system on one machine.

Installs additional memory to improve multitasking performance on one machine; RAM module cost is separate.

Diagnosis and repair labor for a non-working desktop; replacement parts are billed separately.

Diagnosis and repair labor for a laptop issue such as a screen, keyboard or battery; parts are billed separately.

A best-effort attempt to recover files from a failing or corrupted drive. Success cannot be guaranteed.

Securely erases a drive before resale, recycling or reassignment so old data cannot be recovered.

Unboxing, setup and configuration of a new PC with your standard software and accounts, ready for an employee.

Transfers files, settings and compatible programs from an old computer to a new one for a single workstation.

A tested, refurbished business PC configured and delivered ready to use—a lower-cost alternative to buying new.

Setup and configuration for a newly purchased business PC, including standard software and account setup.

Coordinated setup of up to five office computers in one visit; larger rollouts are quoted separately.

Brings existing office computers onto a consistent baseline of settings, software and naming so they are easier to support.

Sets up a second monitor at one workstation, including mounting or positioning and display configuration.

Connects an existing printer to the office network and configures it for staff computers.

Unboxing, network setup and driver installation for a newly purchased printer.

An on-site assessment of coverage, speed and interference to identify the cause of weak or unreliable Wi-Fi.

Installs and configures one access point to improve coverage in a small office; larger spaces need a multi-room system.

Design and installation of a small-office Wi-Fi system with up to three access points.

Creates a separate, isolated visitor network that keeps guests off your main business network.

Separates staff, guest and connected-device traffic so a problem in one zone is less likely to spread.

Diagnoses dropped connections, slow speeds and devices that will not connect, then addresses the root cause.

Untangles, labels and organizes existing cabling and equipment for one network closet or cabinet.

Configures a backup internet connection to take over automatically if the primary connection goes down.

Design and setup of a router, switches and Wi-Fi for a new or newly rewired small office.

Reorganizes and labels one existing network cabinet or rack so equipment is easier to identify and service.

Gives approved staff a secure way to reach office systems remotely without exposing the network to the open internet.

Supplies and configures network storage sized for a small team, including basic redundancy and shared folders.

A higher-capacity storage build for teams with heavier needs, sized and configured to specification.

Configures a NAS you already own, including shares, permissions and basic settings.

Creates scheduled automatic backups from one office PC to an existing NAS.

Configures an additional off-site copy of NAS data to protect against theft, fire or other on-site loss.

Sets up automatic cloud backup for one workstation; ongoing storage is billed by the provider.

Checks existing backup jobs to confirm they run, complete and can be restored.

Moves files and permissions from one old file server to a replacement.

Creates a shared network drive so staff can access common files and folders from their computers.

A written recovery plan for one server or business location, covering how to resume work after data loss.

Performs a real test restore from an existing backup to verify it before an emergency.

Assesses current security practices and gaps, then provides a prioritized list of recommended fixes.

Tightens business account settings with two-factor authentication, login alerts and an access review.

Sets up a business password manager and prepares staff accounts for use.

Configures device login, two-factor authentication and password-manager access for one employee.

Prepares accounts, logins and device access for one new hire’s first day.

Revokes access, transfers files and secures accounts for one departing employee.

A ransomware-focused backup, access and recovery review covering up to five devices.

Documents computers, phones and network equipment in a single reference list.

Documents your current systems, login structure and configurations for future reference.

Installs and configures battery backup power for one critical server or network equipment group.

Standard installation and basic configuration of a supported self-hosted application such as Nextcloud, Immich, Paperless-ngx, Vaultwarden, BookStack or Uptime Kuma.

Builds one practical automation in n8n connecting up to three supported tools—for example, routing form submissions, creating tasks, sending alerts, or moving information between systems.

Reviews an existing server’s health, updates and configuration to catch issues before they cause downtime.

Sets up automated server backups so data can be recovered if something goes wrong.

Moves one existing server setup to new hardware or a new host.

Design and build of a private server tailored to your business applications and requirements.

Sets up a professional email address on your own domain, ready for staff to use.

Moves existing email, contacts and calendar data from one provider to another.

Sets up a Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace account with core apps and initial users.

Configures a shared calendar so staff can see availability and coordinate scheduling.

Creates a shared contact list accessible across staff accounts.

Diagnoses and fixes domain or DNS issues affecting your website or email.

Investigates messages that fail to send, go missing, or land in spam.

Configures email-authentication records that improve deliverability and reduce spoofing risk.

Reviews and corrects who can access what in shared file storage.

A focused training session covering the tools and systems your staff use day to day.

Diagnoses and resolves problems with an existing security-camera system.

Configures network cameras and a recording device for one business location.

Design and deployment of a self-hosted VoIP system for one office with up to five extensions, using softphones or client-supplied phones, a SIP trunk and basic call routing. Desk phones, multiple locations and network upgrades are quoted separately.

Sets up video and audio conferencing equipment in one conference room.

Installs and configures one digital-signage display and its content system.

Troubleshoots or configures the network connection for a point-of-sale system.

Coordinates the network, Wi-Fi and up to five workstations for one new small office; larger builds are quoted separately.

Disconnects, moves and reconnects office technology for one local business move.

Provides independent recommendations for a specific hardware or software need.

Manages the technical side of switching providers, including reconfiguring network equipment.

Hands-on guidance for the Nextcloud, Immich, or Paperless-ngx workflows your team will actually use: finding, uploading, organizing, and sharing information.

Practice recognizing suspicious messages, using a password manager, enabling multi-factor authentication, and reporting a concern.

Help new staff sign in, connect their devices, find shared resources, and understand the agreed access and support process.

Learn routine account administration, where system documentation lives, how to review backup status, and when to request help.

Explain what is backed up, demonstrate an agreed sample restore, and document who checks failures and requests recovery.

Training tailored to your workflow, with agreed session length, team size, and a practical reference guide. Remote or on-site delivery is scoped before booking.

Monitoring of agreed systems for availability, disk space, and other supported health signals, with alerts routed to the agreed contact.

Regular check-ins and priority support for a small office’s day-to-day technology needs.

Ongoing management of backups and security settings for enrolled devices.

Ongoing IT support covering enrolled users’ devices, accounts and day-to-day issues.

Patching, monitoring and maintenance for one server or self-hosted application.

A quarterly review of systems, backups and security to catch configuration issues before they disrupt work.