Fixed scope. Real schedule.
Migrations, moves, and upgrades that land on time and on the number we quoted.
Office moves and buildouts.
From structured cabling in an empty shell to every desk working on day one. We coordinate the landlord, the ISP, the movers, and the vendors, so your team walks into an office that simply works.
- Structured cabling
- ISP coordination
- Desk-ready day one
Migrations and upgrades.
Email and cloud migrations, server refreshes, and infrastructure upgrades, planned around your calendar instead of ours. The work happens when it disrupts you least, and nothing gets cut over until it is tested.
- Cloud and email migrations
- Infrastructure refresh
- Tested cutovers
You approve the plan and the price first.
Project work is its own line item, separate from your monthly agreement. Every project starts with a written scope and a fixed price, you approve both before anything begins, and the number does not change unless you change the scope. If we find something unexpected, we bring it to you with options, not an invoice.
- Written scope
- Fixed pricing
- No surprise change orders
Projects we run often, in plain English.
If yours is not on the list, ask anyway. It rarely surprises us.
Office moves
From the first walk-through to the last desk: cabling, internet, phones, and moving day itself, sequenced so work never stops.
Cloud and email migrations
Mail, files, and apps moved without lost history, broken links, or a weekend of panic. People log in Monday and everything is where it should be.
Server and infrastructure refresh
Aging hardware replaced on a plan, data moved safely, and the old gear wiped and recycled properly.
Network overhauls
New cabling, switching, and wireless when the office has outgrown what is in the walls.
Mergers and separations
Two companies becoming one, or one becoming two: accounts, data, and systems joined or separated cleanly, with nothing orphaned.
Security uplift projects
Closing the gaps a risk assessment or insurance questionnaire found, on a fixed scope, with evidence in hand at the end.