Industries / Construction & Trades
Office and field, on the same page.
Estimates, plans and job photos have to move between the office, the truck and the job site without anybody emailing files to themselves.
What we see
What construction & trades IT actually needs.
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Files in the field
Plans, photos and change orders need to be reachable from a phone or tablet on site. SharePoint and Teams set up by job keeps everyone on the latest version.
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Phones and tablets
Company devices that can be set up quickly, locked down and wiped if one gets lost at a job site.
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Estimating and accounting software
Estimating, takeoff and job-costing software often has specific hardware and licensing needs. We keep the workstations that run them healthy.
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Payment fraud
Contractors pay and get paid in big amounts. That makes business email compromise and fake vendor bank changes a real risk.
Where we usually start
Microsoft 365 & Cloud
Email, Teams, SharePoint and licensing set up right, migrated cleanly and kept secure.
Learn more/02Managed IT Services
Monthly maintenance plans: monitoring, updates and help desk for every computer and server.
Learn more/03Cybersecurity
Endpoint protection, email security, MFA and staff training sized for a small business.
Learn more/04Networks & Wi-Fi
Business firewalls, switching and Wi-Fi designed for your building, not a box from the ISP.
Learn moreFAQ
Questions we hear from construction & trades
Other industries: Medical & Eye Care, Law Firms, Accounting & Finance, Marinas & Marine, RV Parks & Communities, Manufacturing & Distribution, Nonprofits, Real Estate & Property Management, Retail & Restaurants
Can our field crews get to files without a VPN?
Usually, yes. Moving project files to SharePoint and Teams lets crews open them from a phone or tablet, with access tied to their account.
Can you set up a new office or trailer?
Yes. Internet, firewall, Wi-Fi, printers and computers, ready for the crew on day one.
Find out where your IT stands.
A free assessment is a walk-through of your computers, network, email and backups, followed by a plain-English list of what's fine, what's risky and what we'd fix first. No obligation, no scare tactics.