Full service stack · Dallas & North Texas
Most businesses juggle an IT company, a phone vendor and a security installer — then spend the outage arguing about whose fault it is. We do all three, which means one contract, one number to call, and nobody left to blame but us.
The stack
Every service below is delivered by the same engineers on the same monitoring stack. Choose a layer to see what sits in it — or take one service and add others as your existing contracts expire.
LAYER 01
Core IT & Infrastructure
The systems your business runs on — managed, monitored and planned rather than patched together as things break.
Managed IT Services
Flat-rate monthly support covering 24/7 monitoring, patch management, unlimited helpdesk and vendor coordination.
Backup & Business Continuity
Automated local and offsite backup with restores we actually test, so recovery is measured in hours.
IT Support & Consultation
Fast remote support for staff plus same-day onsite visits across Dallas when a problem needs hands.
Servers & Virtualization
Server consolidation, hypervisor deployment, capacity planning and hardware lifecycle management.
Cloud Solutions
Migration, licence right-sizing, SharePoint and Teams configuration, and the security settings Microsoft ships turned off.
Office 365 Migration
Mailbox and file migration, tenant setup, security hardening and staff onboarding for Microsoft 365.
LAYER 02
Security & Compliance
Protecting the network and producing the evidence your insurer, auditor and largest client keep asking for.
Managed Security Services
Managed endpoint protection, email filtering, multi-factor authentication, firewall management and staff phishing training.
LAYER 03
Communications
How your business talks to customers and to itself, on your own domain and from anywhere your staff work.
Business VoIP Services
Cloud phone systems with auto-attendant, call routing, voicemail-to-email and mobile softphones.
Business Email Solutions
Professional email on your own domain with filtering, encryption, archiving and reliable mobile access.
LAYER 04
Physical Security
Cameras, doors and alarms — network-connected systems, managed by the people who run your network.
Security Camera Systems
IP and wireless camera systems with remote viewing, motion alerts and insurer-compliant retention.
Keycard, fob and mobile-credential door systems managed from one dashboard across every site.
Alarm Systems & Monitoring
Monitored intrusion and environmental alarm systems, integrated with your cameras and access control.
Why it matters
That is a relatively recent change, and most businesses have not restructured their suppliers around it. It creates two specific problems.
An IP camera with default credentials is an entry point to your network. When the installer treats it as a camera and the IT company has never seen it, nobody segments it, nobody patches it, and nobody is monitoring whether it is still online. It sits there until somebody finds it.
When the phones drop or the door readers stop responding, the phone vendor says it is the network and the IT company says it is the hardware. You spend the outage refereeing rather than working. One provider makes that conversation impossible.
How engagements start
It is a documented audit rather than a sales visit. You get the findings in writing whether or not you go on to hire us.
Full asset inventory
Everything you are actually running, including the equipment nobody remembers buying and the licences nobody is using.
Security posture review
Patch levels, MFA coverage, administrative accounts, firewall rules and email authentication records.
Backup verification
An actual test restore rather than a look at a green dashboard. This is where most assessments find the biggest problem.
Written findings report
Risks ranked by what would hurt most, with the urgent separated clearly from what can wait a budget cycle.
Coverage
Same services, same standards, same escalation path in every location we serve.
Common questions
You can buy one. Plenty of clients start with a single service — commonly phone systems or cameras — and add others as contracts elsewhere come up for renewal. We will tell you honestly where a standalone service has limits: security controls, for instance, depend on patching and backup being done well, so if another provider owns those our layer can only do so much.
Managed IT is typically $100 to $200 per user per month across North Texas, depending on server count, compliance requirements and how much security tooling is bundled. Project work — cabling, cameras, access control, migrations — is quoted separately and clearly rather than folded into a monthly figure. Every quote follows a free assessment, so it reflects your actual environment.
Because they are the same network now. Modern cameras and door controllers are network devices — they need segmenting, patching and monitoring exactly like any other endpoint. Splitting responsibility between an IT company and a security installer is where gaps appear and where blame gets shifted when something fails. One provider removes both problems.
Yes. Transitions are routine. We document your environment, collect credentials and licences, run a security and backup audit, then cut over on a scheduled date — usually with no downtime for staff. Most complete within two to four weeks, and we plan around your existing contract's end date rather than pressuring you to break it.
A documented audit of what you are actually running: full asset inventory, security posture review covering patch levels and MFA coverage, backup verification with a genuine test restore, and a licence audit. You receive a written findings report with risks ranked by impact — and you keep it whether or not you hire us.
Eight cities across North and Central Texas — Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, McKinney, Frisco, Arlington, Denison and Waco. Response times vary by distance from our Dallas base; see the locations page for the commitment in each city.
A free, no-obligation assessment covering security posture, backup health and the gaps most providers miss.
