Your office technology, handled.
Most small offices don’t need a full-time IT person. They need someone reliable who knows their setup and shows up when it matters. I’ve been that person for businesses in the San Gabriel Valley since 2011.
What I take care of
Regular IT visits
A standing monthly or every-other-month visit. Updates, backups and your team’s questions handled before they become problems.
New computers and staff
New Macs and PCs set up, configured and ready on day one. Accounts and access set up for new employees, and removed when people leave.
Office Wi-Fi and network
Reliable Wi-Fi in every corner, a separate guest network, and routers and firewalls set up securely.
Security
Passwords, two-factor sign-in, encryption and staff training so one bad click doesn’t take down the office.
Backups that work
Automatic local and cloud backups, tested, so a dead drive or ransomware is an inconvenience, not a disaster.
Email and shared files
Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 set up properly: your own domain, shared calendars, shared drives.
Printers and equipment
Printers, scanners, conference room screens and phones that just work for everyone.
Team passwords
1Password for business so your team shares logins safely, and you keep control when someone leaves.
Advice before you buy
Straight answers on what to buy and what you don’t need, so you don’t overspend on technology.
One person who knows your office
- You deal with me every time, not a ticket queue or a different tech each visit.
- I keep notes on your setup, so I don’t start from scratch when something breaks.
- Mac and PC both. Most offices have a mix, and that’s fine.
- Plain-English explanations for you and your staff. No jargon.
Let’s talk about your office.
Tell me how many people and computers you have, and what keeps going wrong. I’ll tell you how I’d fix it.