How we work
Start with a fixed-fee look. Decide from there.
On-site, hands-on engineering. We open the racks, trace the cabling and read the configurations before we recommend anything.
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District IT Health Check
A two-to-three week review across network, security, servers and device management. Fixed fee, no obligation to continue.
You get: a prioritized findings report and a board-ready summary.
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Project delivery
Fixed scope and fixed price. Staged rollouts with rollback plans, scheduled around instruction.
You get: the finished work, diagrams, runbooks and a staff handover.
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Fractional network team
A monthly block of senior engineering time, aligned to your July-to-June fiscal year.
You get: response-time commitments and a quarterly roadmap review.
Why us
We plan around the school year, not ours.
Most IT vendors learn the district calendar the hard way. We already work to it.
Summer cutover window. Core changes, refreshes and migrations happen while campuses are empty.
Spring testing freeze. No network changes while state testing is under way.
E-Rate bidding season. Scopes and quotes ready when your funding paperwork is due. Exact dates vary by year.
Vendor-neutral design
We do not resell hardware. Recommendations fit your budget and your staff, with hands-on depth in Ruckus, Palo Alto, Cloudpath, Windows Server, Jamf and Intune.
Documentation is part of the job
Port maps, VLAN plans, diagrams and runbooks are delivered with every engagement, not sold as an extra.
Changes that can be undone
Every change has a maintenance window, a test plan and a rollback path before anyone touches production.
Automation with an engineer accountable
We use scripting and AI-assisted tooling to audit configurations and catch drift faster. A person reviews and owns every change.