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Berkeley County

IT support in Hanahan

Small enough to be overlooked by the national providers, close enough to us that it never is.

From our base

About 20 minutes

US-52 south toward Goose Creek

Comfortably inside same-day on-site range, with no trip charge.

Business in Hanahan

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

Hanahan sits between North Charleston and Goose Creek and gets treated as a suburb of both, which is exactly why it’s worth having a page of its own. The business base is small and mixed: trades and contractors, light industrial along the Rivers Avenue and Remount corridors, service businesses, and the offices and practices that grew alongside Tanner Plantation as the residential side expanded.

Being a small city next to two larger ones has a specific consequence for IT: national providers price and staff for the bigger markets either side, and a Hanahan business ends up as the least important account on somebody's list. The symptom is always the same. Everything is remote, nobody comes out, and the answer to a hard problem is that it’s your internet provider's fault.

It is also close enough to the Naval Weapons Station and the industrial corridor that a fair number of businesses here either supply into that world or are run by people who came out of it, which tends to mean security is taken seriously and explained in plain terms rather than sold.

Questions from Hanahan

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

  • Are we too small to be worth your time?

    No, and the honest reason is that we’re small too. A three-person business in Hanahan is a real client to us, where it would be the bottom of the list at a national provider that measures accounts in hundreds of seats.

  • How far away are you?

    About twenty minutes from Moncks Corner. Same-day on site is normal and there’s no trip charge for it.

  • Can you do phones as well?

    Yes. We deploy UniFi Talk and work with 14IP, and we handle porting your existing numbers directly with the carriers. You only need to tell us the number and the current account holder's name so the paperwork is filled in correctly.

  • Our current provider only ever works remotely. Is that normal?

    It’s common, and for a lot of problems remote is the right answer. It’s faster. It stops being reasonable when it’s the only answer, and nobody will come out to look at a cable, a camera, or an access point that is physically failing.

Local means Moncks Corner and Summerville, not a dispatch radius

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