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Berkeley County

IT support in Goose Creek

Fifteen minutes down US-52. Close enough that on-site is routine rather than something we schedule for next week.

From our base

About 15 minutes

Straight down US-52

Close enough for same-day on-site as a matter of course, not as an emergency exception.

Business in Goose Creek

What we actually see here, rather than what an IT company anywhere would say about anywhere.

Goose Creek is the largest city in Berkeley County and it grew as a place people live instead of a place headquarters go. The business base reflects that: retail and services along the US-52 corridor, trades and contractors working across the whole metro, medical and dental practices, restaurants, and a long tail of family-owned businesses running on a handful of machines and a consumer-grade router that was never meant to carry a company.

The Naval Weapons Station annex of Joint Base Charleston sits here, and its presence shapes the local economy: a lot of businesses in Goose Creek serve it, employ people who work there, or are run by people who retired out of it. That tends to raise expectations about how security is handled, which suits us.

The recurring pattern we see in towns like this is a business that has outgrown its equipment without noticing. Six people on a router meant for a house, a point-of-sale system on the same network as the guest Wi-Fi, and a backup that’s a hard drive somebody takes home. All of it works, right up until it does not.

Questions from Goose Creek

The ones we’re asked by businesses in this part of the Lowcountry.

  • How long does it take you to get to Goose Creek?

    About fifteen minutes from Moncks Corner in normal traffic, straight down US-52. It’s close enough that we treat on-site visits as ordinary rather than as something to be avoided.

  • We’re a six-person business. Are we too small for you?

    No. Businesses that size are a large part of what we do, and they are usually the ones getting the worst value from IT: paying for consumer equipment, no backup, and nobody to call. There is no minimum contract and no minimum headcount.

  • Can you put cameras in our shop?

    Yes, and it’s one of the things we’re asked for most. We install and support Reolink and UniFi Protect systems, which record locally rather than to a subscription, so there’s no monthly fee to keep your own footage.

  • Do you work with businesses that have to meet security requirements?

    We do. If you supply into a contract with security obligations, tell us what the obligations are and we’ll build to them rather than around them. Our owner holds CCNA Security and a colleague is an EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker, so security testing is done in house rather than resold.

Local means Moncks Corner and Summerville, not a dispatch radius

Twenty minutes on what you run in Goose Creek and what keeps breaking. No pitch, and no obligation.