What we set up
If it connects to your home or office network, we've set up something like it. Common jobs include:
At home
- New computers, out of the box and ready to use
- Printers — connected over WiFi or USB, with working scanning
- Smart TVs and streaming devices (Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, and similar)
- Smart speakers, cameras, doorbells, and other smart home gear
- Phones and tablets synced, signed in, and backed up
At the office
- Workstations and laptops joined to your office network
- Shared printers and scanners that everyone can actually reach
- Meeting-room screens and conferencing equipment
- New employee setups — accounts, email, and tools working on day one
- Old-to-new computer migrations, files and all
Printer troubleshooting we see all the time
Printers have a reputation for a reason — but the fix is usually simpler than it looks.
- Printer shows 'offline' even though it's on and connected
- Prints from one computer but not another
- Won't connect to the WiFi network at all
- Paper jams, ghost prints, or smudged output
- Scanner that won't scan or can't find the computer
- New ink or toner installed but the printer still complains
- Phone or tablet can't find the printer for wireless printing
Why have someone else do it?
Setup is the part of owning technology that nobody enjoys — and small mistakes compound. Getting it right the first time saves you the weekend.
- Devices set up with the settings that matter for how you actually use them
- Everything connected to the same network, sharing files and printers properly
- Data moved over from your old device — not left stranded on a cable
- Accounts, email, and apps signed in and working, with passwords stored safely
- A walkthrough of what's been done, in plain language, before we leave or disconnect