Managed IT, cybersecurity, and cloud services for firms across the Lowcountry — delivered mostly remotely, with someone on the road when the problem needs hands.
Charleston's business core is heavy on law, accounting, architecture, and medical practice — organizations where the technology question is rarely "is it working" and almost always "can we prove it was handled properly."
A downtown law firm carries client confidentiality duties. A medical practice carries HIPAA. A hospitality group running several properties carries card data across every one of them. In each case the exposure is regulatory as much as operational, and the paperwork matters as much as the uptime.
That is the work we already do. Our client base is weighted toward law firms, dental and medical practices, and real estate — the same mix Charleston runs on.
Monitoring, patching, and an unlimited helpdesk for a flat monthly fee. Most issues never need anyone on site.
Learn more →Endpoint protection, email filtering, staff training, and the documentation your insurer and your clients ask for.
Learn more →Particularly relevant for firms in older downtown buildings where on-premise equipment is a liability rather than an asset.
Learn more →Coastal location, hurricane season, and a historic district. Recovery planning here is not theoretical.
Learn more →Licensing, migration, and the security settings most firms pay for and never switch on.
Learn more →A 45-minute readiness assessment and a written plan for what AI can genuinely fix in a professional practice.
Learn more →We are based in Myrtle Beach, roughly two hours up the coast. We are not going to pretend otherwise, because it affects what you should expect.
The overwhelming majority of support is remote and immediate — a password reset, a failed update, a mailbox that will not sync. Distance is irrelevant to that work, and it is most of the work.
For anything physical — a dead server, a new office, cabling before a Monday — we schedule and drive down. If you need somebody in the building within the hour, several times a month, we are honestly not the right fit and we will tell you so.
Remote issues: handled immediately, same as a client next door.
On-site work: planned, scheduled, and usually batched so a single visit covers everything outstanding.
Emergencies needing hands: we will be straight with you about the drive, and about whether a local pair of hands is the better answer that day.
“Jeff provided excellent work for my law firm's IT needs. He always responded to any inquiries in a timely manner and I would highly recommend him to any law firm or professional business in need of an IT consultant.”
Huong Lam · Attorney, Lam Law Firm, LLC · 2014
No. We are based in Myrtle Beach and serve Charleston as part of our regular coverage area. We would rather say that plainly than claim an office we do not have. Most of what we do is remote, so for day-to-day support it makes no practical difference.
Same day is usually possible with notice; the drive is around two hours. Scheduled work is straightforward. If your operation genuinely needs someone in the building within the hour on a regular basis, a Charleston-based provider is the better choice and we will say so.
Yes — law firms and medical practices are a core part of our client base, and the compliance documentation is standard on every engagement rather than an upgrade. Master Service Agreement and BAA are included as a matter of course.
Continuity planning accounts for extended power loss, evacuation, and staff working from wherever they end up — not just a failed hard drive. On this coast that planning is used, not filed.
A free assessment documents what you are running and where the real risks are. You keep the documentation whether or not we work together.
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