40 services covering most of what breaks, slows down, or never quite worked right — delivered by one engineer end to end. One number, one person, one standard.
Twenty minutes one-on-one with a real engineer on video — most small problems resolved before you hang up.
New machine provisioned, data migrated from the old one, and everything working before I leave.
Pop-ups, redirects, ransomware, and unwanted software — removed and hardened so it doesn’t come back.
Startup in under 30 seconds — clearing bloat, optimizing startup, and adding an SSD if the drive is the bottleneck.
A proper password-manager rollout and identity cleanup for the household, done in one afternoon.
ChatGPT, Claude, and the right AI tools for your actual workflow — set up, trained, and useful from day one.
Most dead zones are layout problems, not hardware problems — hardwired mesh installs that actually hold.
I deal with Cox, AT&T, and Starlink so you don’t have to — diagnosis, documentation, and escalation.
Every device on your network assessed for security and access — done in an afternoon, documented in writing.
Lights, locks, thermostats, and shades consolidated onto one platform, configured for how you actually live.
Nest, Ecobee, or Honeywell installed and configured — including C-wire verification before anything is ordered.
Schlage, Yale, or August installed, app configured, and door alignment checked so the motor doesn’t burn out.
Philips Hue, Lutron Caseta, or LIFX — installed, grouped, and automated so the family actually uses it.
One remote that works — display, receiver, sources, lights, all from a single press.
TV on the wall, studs found, mount level, cables tucked — done in about ninety minutes.
No visible wires from TV to wall — power and HDMI hidden inside the wall, clean finished look.
Apple TV, Roku, or Fire Stick — set up, signed in, and working in one Remote Rescue.
Soundbar or bookshelf speakers installed, paired to the TV, and calibrated to the room.
A written backup plan and actual implementation — tested, documented, and recoverable when you need it.
Files from a failed, corrupted, or accidentally erased drive — recovered when possible, honest assessment when not.
Backblaze, iCloud, or Google One configured and running — automated, tested, and documented.
Workstations, cloud migrations, email, and automations for teams of one to fifteen.
M365 Business stood up properly — email on your domain, SharePoint, Teams, and correct licensing.
Workspace for Business configured properly — Gmail on your domain, Drive structure, and email deliverability.
A new hire’s machine provisioned, enrolled in MDM, and ready to work on day one.
Backup internet, battery-backed gear, and a home office that stays online when Cox goes down.
Cellular backup that kicks in automatically when Cox or AT&T goes down — no manual switching.
Battery-backed network gear so WiFi and internet survive a brief power outage or flicker.
Professional-grade meters mapping radio-frequency, electric, and magnetic fields across the home — with a written report and prioritized fixes.
Replace wireless mesh with shielded Cat6a runs to where you actually use the internet — same uptime, no constant RF in the bedroom.
Hardwired backbone with attenuated, scheduled APs in each living area — full coverage at a fraction of the RF output of consumer mesh.
Stetzerizer or Greenwave filters installed where the meter actually shows them moving — measured before, measured after.
Conductive paint and shielding film for walls and windows — only where the audit shows external signal is the problem.
Lutron Caseta or RA3 set to shift color temperature with the sun — bright cool white in the morning, warm and dim by sunset.
Heavy red-light panels mounted properly with hidden cabling — sized to the wall, anchored to studs, level the first time.
Synology NAS configured as the household’s private cloud — photos, files, backups, all on hardware you own.
Photos, contacts, mail, and files moved off Google to platforms that do not sell behavior data — staged, verified, no big bang.
Pixel device flashed with GrapheneOS — Google-free Android with hardware-grade security and zero behavioral tracking.
Bitwarden, Nextcloud, Jellyfin — running on your own hardware, accessed only by you. Configured for actual reliability.
Total technology stewardship. One number for everything under your roof, handled under one accountable relationship.
Workstations, cloud migrations, HR and CRM platform moves, email and backups, automations, and light custom software, for teams of one to fifteen. Fixed-fee where possible, with a signed agreement before any work begins.
For larger software builds, our sister company New Ark Digital is ready to help.
Don’t see yours? Start with a Remote Rescue and ask — if it’s not something I can help with, you’ll know in the first few minutes and the fee is refunded.
About twenty minutes on video with the engineer. $40, credited toward any work that follows. Quick problems are often resolved on the call; larger projects leave you with a real quote.
