Book a consultYour network, devices and security, set up properly.
One-time IT projects for growing companies: networks and Wi-Fi, computers and accounts, email migration, backups and security. When the job is done, everything is written down and in your company's name.
From $1,500 + hardwareNo monthly contract
- Access point
- Cable run
- Network rack
- Wi-Fi coverage
Six signs your IT needs attention
Office IT usually gets added one piece at a time as a company grows. Tick the ones that fit.
0 OF 6Each of these is a one-time fix, not a monthly bill.
How it works
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A 30–45 minute consult
You walk me through what's set up now and what keeps going wrong. I'll tell you plainly whether I can help.
- 02
The price, up front
The work starts at $1,500, even for a single laptop, and grows with the size of the job. Bigger jobs get a written quote. Hardware is billed on top.
- 03
The work, then the handover
I set everything up, write down how it works, and walk your team through it. Everything stays in your company's name.
What a project covers
Your internet connection, network and Wi-Fi, set up properly and labeled, so the next person can follow it.
New computers set up and ready to work. Company accounts and sign-ins organized. Email migrated to one provider, with your old messages brought over.
Files backed up automatically, with a test restore to prove it works. Strong sign-ins, and access closed when someone leaves.
From $1,500 + hardware. That's the minimum for the work on any job, even a single laptop, and the work grows with the size of the job. Bigger jobs get a written quote.
One project, or ongoing help?
An IT Infrastructure project sets things up properly once, then hands them over. If you'd rather have your IT managed every month, along with your software, that's the Integrated Systems retainer.
A one-time project, from $1,500 + hardware. No monthly contract.
Your IT managed every month, along with your software and automation. Retainers start at $3,000 a month.
What changes
BeforeDrops in parts of the building, and nobody knows why.
AfterPlanned for the spaces you actually work in.
BeforeYou're not sure what's backed up, or whether it would come back.
AfterAutomatic, and tested by restoring a file.
BeforeShared logins, or passwords in a spreadsheet.
AfterEach person signs in as themselves, with a second step to confirm it's them.
BeforeSpread across personal accounts and providers.
AfterOn one provider, under your company's name.
BeforeNobody is sure what they can still get into.
AfterA written list of every account to close.
BeforeIn one person's head.
AfterWritten down, backed up, and in accounts your company owns.
Questions owners ask
What does it cost?
The work starts at $1,500, even for a single laptop, and grows with the size of the job: more people, locations and equipment take more hours. Bigger jobs get a written quote. Hardware is billed on top.
The estimate at the bottom of this page shows the work and the hardware for your setup.
Is there a monthly contract?
No. An IT Infrastructure project is one-time.
If you'd like your IT managed every month, along with your software, see Integrated Systems.
What do we have when you're done?
A setup that works, written down in plain English, in accounts your company controls. Another professional could pick it up without starting over.
Who owns what you set up?
You do. Your data, your accounts and everything I set up belong to your company. If we ever part ways, you keep all of it.
Do you work on site?
Yes, across the Chattanooga area. Remote work anywhere, with travel when the work calls for it.
How I work
You deal directly with the person who builds it. No account managers and no hand-offs.
No tech jargon. I explain everything in your words, and nothing is finished until your team knows how to use it.
I commit to dates I know I can beat, not dates I hope for.
Let's talk about your IT project
Start with a quick estimate. If it fits, you'll pick a time for a 30–45 minute consult. If I'm not the right fit, I'll say so.
The work starts at $1,500, even for a single laptop, and grows with the size of the job. Pick what needs work to see the work and the hardware for your setup.
The work assumes your building already has network cabling; new cable runs are priced in your quote. Hardware is business-grade gear, before tax, with room for price changes.
An estimate, not a quote. One-time project, no monthly contract. Bigger jobs get a written quote after we talk.
Does that fit your budget?
Thanks. Pick a time for your consult:
Choose a timeCan't find a time that works? Email andrew@ntsystems.co.