Business IT · South Bend & Michiana · no contract
Your IT guy, without the IT department.
Call when something breaks, keep us watching for $29 a computer, or hand the whole thing over. Three rungs, every price published, and the same local shop on Arnold St behind all of them.
★★★★★ 4.9 on Google · Trusted on-site by Notre Dame and Bethel University · Featured on ABC57 News
Prices you knew before you called
$149 for the visit, $120 for the remote session, $29 a computer to keep us watching. Nothing is added on afterward, and parts are approved by you first.
Most problems fixed remotely
You start Windows’ own Quick Assist and watch every step. If we cannot fix it from here, you do not pay for the session.
Already watching, if you want us to be
Members’ computers are checked every day. A drive starting to fail gets a phone call from us, not a bad Monday for you.
A person, down the road
The tech who looked at your office is the one who answers next time. No ticket queue three states away, no upsells you did not ask for.
What an office usually calls about
- A workstation that is slow, locked out, or will not boot
- Email, printers, and Wi-Fi that stopped working
- New computer setup, with the files moved over
- Virus, pop-up, and scam-call cleanup
- Backups of the files the office cannot lose
- New hires set up, departures locked out
Who this fits: Dental and medical offices · Law offices and accountants · Shops and restaurants · Trades and contractors · Churches and nonprofits · Property and real estate offices. Any office with a handful of computers and nobody whose job is to fix them.
Three rungs, one shop
Pay as you go, keep us on call, or hand it all over.
Every number below is the one the booking flow and the counter use. Pick the rung that fits; move up or down whenever you like.
Pay as you go
Call when something breaks. No contract, no account, no retainer.
- On-site: $149 covers the trip and the first hour. Past that it is $30 per 15 minutes, and we say so before we get there. Next-day or weekend slots add $49.
- Remote: $120 per session, covers up to an hour. No fix, no charge.
- Bench: $60 diagnostic, credited to the repair. Repairs quoted first, 90-day warranty on parts and labor (30 days on special-order parts).
Business Membership
We are already watching, so the small problem never becomes the big one.
- Every computer checked daily: drive health, antivirus, updates, warning signs.
- Managed antivirus and Windows updates. Nothing for your team to click.
- One monthly health report for the whole office, in plain English.
- Free diagnostics on every repair, and priority scheduling.
- Member rates: $90 remote sessions and $119 for the first hour on-site.
- No minimum, no contract. Cancel with one text.
Managed IT
Your IT department on one bill. Calling us is never a purchase decision.
- Everything in the Business Membership, on every machine.
- Unlimited remote support. Call or text, we fix it from here, no invoice follows.
- Cloud backup on every computer, so a dead drive is a restore, not a disaster.
- A quarterly on-site checkup, and your network looked after: router, Wi-Fi, switches.
- On-site visits at the member rate. Servers quoted separately.
- Same-day response target for anything that stops your team working.
Membership and Managed IT are set up remotely in a few minutes per computer; nobody has to visit. Yearly billing is two months free.
If you already have a computer guy
Switching from a call-when-it-breaks shop.
Most offices around here have someone they call when a computer dies. That works right up until the day it does not: the visit shows up on an invoice you never saw a price for, the trip fee covers a look and nothing else, and nobody was watching the drive that had been warning for a month.
We publish every price, the $149 visit includes the first hour of actual work, a remote session that cannot fix it costs nothing, and for $29 a computer a month we are already watching before you ever need to call. Repairs carry a 90-day warranty on parts and labor (30 days on special-order parts), and you get a text when the job is booked, started and done.
You do not have to fire anyone to try it. Put the membership on the computers that matter and see what the first monthly report tells you.
The honest part
Four things that are not in the per-computer price.
Hardware and parts
When something needs replacing, the part is billed at the quoted price. You approve it first, every time.
Projects
Moving offices, new server builds, wiring: real projects get their own written quote before any work starts.
After-hours emergencies
Middle-of-the-night calls carry our standard after-hours fee. Daytime is covered, and that is when almost everything happens.
Printers and servers
Printers sit outside the plan; we still fix them, billed as normal shop work. Servers are quoted on their own so a ten-computer office is never paying for one it does not have.
Home computers too? The same daily checks for a house are the SBCR Membership, from $9.99 a month.
Trusted nearby
Businesses we look after
Some of the local names that trust us with their tech.
University of Notre Dame
On-site printer service for campus offices, flat-rate work, no service contract required.
Bethel University
The same on-site printer care, sized for a university and priced like a neighbor.
Your business could be next
One local number for computers and the network. Call (574) 444-9910 or text us.
Looking after a building or a batch of machines? We have pages for property managers and landlords and schools, churches and nonprofits, and one for networks, Wi-Fi and servers.
Business gear we install and support
Common questions
Business IT questions
Do you come to our office, or do we bring equipment to you?
Both, and remote is usually first. Most office problems are software, so we connect while you watch and fix it for $120 a session, $90 for members, and if we cannot fix it remotely you do not pay for the session. When it needs hands, we come to you for $149 that covers the trip and the first hour, or you drop the machine at the shop on Arnold St and the $60 diagnostic works exactly as it does for everyone else.
What does the $149 on-site visit include?
The trip and the first hour on your own setup: Wi-Fi, printers, networks, workstations, setups. Most visits finish inside the hour. If one will not, we tell you before we go past it, and the rest is $30 per 15 minutes. Parts are quoted before you approve them, and anything that is really a project, like wiring or a new server, gets its own written quote first. From two days out the visit is the plain rate; a next-day or weekend slot adds $49. Members pay $119 for the first hour.
Do we have to sign a contract?
No. Pay per visit or per session and never hear from us otherwise. The Business Membership is month to month with no minimum, Managed IT is month to month with a $299 monthly minimum, and both cancel with one text. We would rather earn the next call than lock it in.
What do we actually get for $29 a computer?
Each covered computer gets daily health checks, managed antivirus and automatic updates, and a real person here calls you when the checks spot trouble, like a drive starting to fail, before it turns into a repair. The office gets one monthly health report covering every machine, priority scheduling, free diagnostics on every repair, and member rates: $90 remote sessions and $119 for the first hour on-site.
What is the difference between the Business Membership and Managed IT?
The membership watches: checks, antivirus, updates, the monthly report, and member rates when you need hands-on help. Managed IT includes the hands-on help: unlimited remote support, cloud backup on every computer, a quarterly on-site checkup and your network looked after, for $79 per computer with a $299 monthly minimum. If calling IT still feels like a purchase decision, the membership fits. If you want to stop thinking about IT entirely, that is Managed IT.
What is not included in Managed IT?
Four things, so there are no surprises: hardware and parts are billed at the quoted price when something needs replacing; projects like moving offices, new server builds or wiring get their own written quote before any work starts; after-hours emergencies carry our standard after-hours fee; and printers and servers sit outside the per-computer price, printers billed as normal shop work and servers quoted on their own. Day-to-day remote support is included, and your quarterly on-site visit is part of the plan.
We already have someone who helps with IT. Does this replace them?
Not necessarily. Plenty of businesses keep whoever they trust for projects and use us for the always-on part: monitoring, antivirus, backup, and a local person who picks up. We will right-size it to what you actually need, and we will tell you if the honest answer is that you do not need us yet.
What if it turns out to be a hardware problem?
Then we say so. Remote help cannot fix a cracked screen or a failing drive, and if we connect and cannot fix it, the session is free. We diagnose it on-site or you bring it to the shop, you approve the price before any work starts, and repairs carry a 90-day warranty on parts and labor (30 days on special-order parts).
Can you help without interrupting our workday?
Often, yes. Setups, migrations and updates can be booked for the quietest part of your day so nobody sits idle, and a lot of it happens remotely after you have gone home. Just ask when we talk.
How do we start?
Book the free security check. We spend about thirty minutes on the fifteen things that actually sink small businesses, hand you a plain-English scorecard, and if you want help you get a one-page plan with the exact monthly number. No commitment, and the scorecard is yours to keep either way.
Need a tech this week? Book the visit, or just call.
Our flat prices are posted on the pricing page. The one thing we never guess at is the repair itself: we look first ($60, credited to your repair), then you get a real number before any work starts. Walk in, book a time, or text us a photo of what’s wrong. Look for the black door with our logo on it, straight ahead when you pull in, up the steps; knock if it’s locked, we’re here.