An independent, local alternative to enterprise IT.
Wolfson IT Services is run by one person — Kyle Wolfson — because small businesses and individuals deserve the same level of technical care as large companies, without the overhead or the sales process that usually comes with it.
One person, start to finish
There's no ticket queue, no tiered support levels, and no hand-off between departments. The person who answers your request is the same person who diagnoses the problem, does the work, and follows up afterward.
Practical recommendations, explained plainly
I size recommendations to your actual budget and risk — not a vendor's product catalog. You'll get plain-language explanations of what's going on and why, without being made to feel like you should have already known.Kyle Wolfson
Hands-on experience, not just theory
Long before any of this was a job title, I was the person friends and family called when their computer started doing something strange. Some things don't really change.
Professionally, I work in IT support — troubleshooting Windows and business endpoints, administering Active Directory and Google Workspace, deploying and setting up workstations, managing user accounts through onboarding and offboarding, tracking down network and Wi-Fi problems, and supporting the everyday business applications people actually rely on.
I've also spent plenty of time on the more physical side of the work: diagnosing hardware problems, doing upgrades, and being comfortable with a computer opened up on the desk in front of me. That combination — hands-on with hardware, and comfortable with the accounts and systems side — is a big part of what Wolfson IT Services offers.
I hold a CompTIA A+ certification and an Associate's degree in Business Administration, and I'm currently working toward a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology. Wolfson IT Services is where I apply all of that directly, for people and businesses who could use the help without going through a large company to get it.
I enjoy solving practical technology problems, whatever form they take — fixing one computer, improving how a small business's technology works day to day, building something new, or figuring out how several pieces of technology should work together. Versatility and a willingness to figure things out matter more here than knowing every product on the market.
- CompTIA A+
- Associate's Degree, Business Administration
- Currently pursuing a Bachelor's in Information Technology
Get in touch
Whether it's one computer or your whole office, reach out and tell me what's going on.