Construction
IT Support for Construction
Full-stack support from people who know your setup. We answer the phone, monitor your systems, and fix problems before they become outages. Job costing in spreadsheets, change orders in email, and margin found out after the fact.
Sound familiar?
Where contractors and builders usually get stuck
- The "computer guy" is whoever is least busy that morning
- Backups exist, but nobody has ever tested a restore
- Every vendor points at a different vendor
- Outages get discovered by customers before staff
What's included
What you actually get
- Help desk with a real person answering
- Network and server monitoring
- Backup and disaster recovery
- Security patching and updates
- Vendor management
Systems that stay boring, and a number that a person picks up.
Construction
The systems we end up in
Most contractors and builders are running some version of these four. IT Support work usually starts by making them agree with each other.
Estimating and bid tracking
Job costing and committed costs
Change orders and RFIs
Field time and equipment logs
What changes
- Live job cost instead of a month-end surprise
- Change orders that are signed, priced, and billed
- Field hours that land in payroll without retyping
How we work
IT Support, cut into four pieces
Free audit
We walk your network, servers, backups, and licenses, then hand you a plain-language read on what is solid and what is one bad morning away from trouble.
Stabilize
Patching, monitoring, and a backup you have actually watched restore. The loud problems go quiet first.
Standardize
Documented setups, managed vendors, one place tickets land. New hires get a working desk on day one.
Stay ahead
Monthly reviews, budget-friendly hardware planning, and a person who already knows your setup when you call.
Proof
Work like this, written up
The business challenge, what we did, and what happened — in full, on the page.
Force Electric, Inc.
Crews across a multi-state territory, union reporting to satisfy, and time tracking that had to be right. An early FalconSnap adopter who helped shape the product.
Website Rebuild & Logo DesignDynotec, Inc.
New management, a rebrand, and a site made of steel greys and drab blue. New logo, custom icons, and a responsive rebuild that looks like the engineering firm it belongs to.
4 offices across Ohio and Pennsylvania represented
Rebuild Static Site in WordPressKelly Lang Contractors, Inc.
Static HTML meant a developer was needed to change a phone number. Same design, same user flow, now editable by staff with no training.
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IT Support for Construction, by market
Pick the market closest to you. Every one of them gets the same process, the same people, and the same phone number.
Mid-Ohio Valley
Southeast Ohio
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Upper Ohio Valley
West Virginia
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