Business IT

IT support for businesses that depend on technology — without a dedicated IT department.

If your business runs on computers, cloud accounts, and Wi-Fi, but nobody is specifically in charge of keeping it all working, that's exactly who this is for.

When to reach out

This is the kind of thing that usually starts a conversation

A new employee needs a computer and accounts

Set up and ready to go before their first day, not scrambled together on it.

Someone's leaving and their access needs to be removed

Accounts and permissions cleaned up properly when an employee departs.

The office Wi-Fi is unreliable

Dead spots, dropped connections, or Wi-Fi that just doesn't hold up.

Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace needs administration

Setup, user management, and the day-to-day admin work nobody's currently doing.

Printer or network issues keep interrupting work

Recurring problems that cost time every time they happen.

Computers need replacing or setting up

From a single workstation to a full office refresh.

Backup practices are unclear, or haven't been checked in a while

Finding out what's actually being backed up — and whether it would work if you needed it.

Nobody's sure who owns some of the business's accounts

Sorting out access and ownership before it becomes a real problem.

Something is wrong and you need someone technical to look into it

A second set of eyes on a problem nobody in-house can pin down.

Technology grew reactively and needs some organization

Bringing structure to a setup that's worked so far, but only barely.

You want reliable file storage or backups beyond a single drive

NAS setup, shared storage, and backup systems that actually work when you need them.

Vendors, documentation, or a technology plan need attention

Coordinating outside vendors, documenting how things are set up, or mapping out what to tackle next.

What's covered

Areas I work in

  • Workstation setup & support
  • Microsoft 365
  • Google Workspace
  • Networking & Wi-Fi
  • Backup
  • NAS & storage
  • Account & access management
  • MFA & account cleanup
  • Onboarding & offboarding
  • Security improvements
  • Vendor coordination
  • IT documentation
  • Technology planning
  • Troubleshooting
  • One-time IT projects
  • Ongoing support
How engagements work

Projects, one-time fixes, and ongoing support — whatever fits

Not every business needs — or wants — an ongoing IT contract. Plenty of the work Wolfson IT Services does is a single project or a one-time fix: setting up new computers, cleaning up an account mess, or solving a Wi-Fi problem that's been bothering everyone for months. If it turns into an ongoing relationship later, that's fine too — but it's never assumed.

Set expectations

Straightforward, not overbuilt

Wolfson IT Services is one consultant providing focused, responsive support — not a 24/7 network operations center or an enterprise help desk. For most small businesses, that's exactly the right amount of IT: responsive, personal, and appropriately scaled. If your business grows into needing more, we'll have an honest conversation about it.

Have a one-time project that's more unusual — a NAS setup, a network overhaul, a small business website? Custom Tech Projects covers work like that too.

Not sure where to start?

See the whole picture first

The IT Health Assessment gives you a clear picture of your current setup before we talk about ongoing support — so any recommendations are based on what's actually going on, not guesswork.

Let's talk about your business's IT.

Tell me a bit about your business and what's currently working — or not — and I'll follow up to figure out the right next step.