Industries we serve
The same four services, applied to what each kind of business actually runs on. If your industry is not listed, it is worth asking — this reflects where we work today, not the limit of what we support.
Different businesses break in different places
A law firm and a fabrication shop can buy the same managed IT and need entirely different things from it. What follows is where the pressure usually sits in each, and what we pay attention to first as a result.
Professional services
Consultancies, agencies, architecture and engineering firms whose work product lives in documents, mailboxes, and shared drives.
Where the pressure sits
- Client files and correspondence spread across personal drives and mailboxes.
- Contractors and seasonal staff needing access quickly, then losing it cleanly.
- Deadlines that make an interruption expensive within the hour.
What we focus on
- Microsoft 365 structured so client work is findable and permissions match the engagement.
- Onboarding and offboarding that keeps access current as project teams change.
- Backup and recovery aimed at the documents the business bills against.
Legal
Small and mid-sized firms carrying confidentiality obligations to clients and courts, without an internal IT function.
Where the pressure sits
- Confidentiality duties that make email compromise a professional-responsibility problem.
- Matter files that must stay intact and retrievable for years.
- Court and filing deadlines with no tolerance for downtime.
What we focus on
- Access control and sign-in protection around mailboxes and matter files.
- Documented recovery priorities for the systems a filing depends on.
- Phishing resistance for a profession that is actively targeted.
Construction and field services
Contractors, trades, and field operations running from trucks, trailers, and job sites as much as from an office.
Where the pressure sits
- Crews working from phones and tablets outside any office network.
- Devices that get lost, damaged, or shared between crews.
- Plans, bids, and change orders that must reach the field intact.
What we focus on
- Secure access for people who are rarely at a desk.
- Device and account handling built for turnover and shared equipment.
- Cloud file access that works from a job site, not just an office.
Manufacturing and distribution
Shops, plants, and distributors where office systems sit alongside equipment and inventory that cannot pause.
Where the pressure sits
- Office IT and operational equipment sharing one network without a clear boundary.
- Aging systems kept running because replacing them interrupts production.
- Order, inventory, and scheduling data that stops the floor when unavailable.
What we focus on
- Clear separation between business systems and the equipment network.
- Continuity planning centred on the systems production actually depends on.
- A replacement path for aging systems planned before it becomes urgent.
If your industry is not here
This page lists where we work today rather than everything we can support. Most small businesses need the same foundation — responsive help, protected accounts, organized cloud services, and a recovery plan — regardless of what they sell. Tell us what you do and we will say plainly whether we are the right fit.
Ask about your industry