Is your business tech & security quietly putting you at risk or wasting your time?

Most small businesses have hidden tech & security issues they only discover on a bad day.

In about 2 minutes, this checkup shows whether you’re in the Red (Not Safe Enough), Yellow (Needs Work), or
Green (In Good Shape).

Is your business tech & security quietly putting you at risk or wasting your time?

Most small businesses have hidden tech & security issues they only discover on a bad day.

In about 2 minutes, this checkup shows whether you’re in the Red (Not Safe Enough), Yellow (Needs Work), or
Green (In Good Shape).

Greg & Brenda Wilson
Technology Advisors

Greg & Brenda Wilson
Technology Advisors

Stop Guessing. Start Knowing.

Is My Business Really Protected?

Find out if your backups, logins, and key systems would hold up on a bad day – or if you’re quietly leaving the digital door wide open.

Can My Team Spot a Scam?

See whether your staff knows how to spot dangerous emails and texts, or if one rushed click could shut things down.

Am I Wasting Money on Tech?

Check if you’re overpaying for tools you don’t really need, or missing simple ways to do more with what you already have.

Your checkup grades each of these Red, Yellow, or Green and shows what to focus on first.

Who is this Checkup for?

We built this for local, owner-led service businesses that rely on tech every day but don’t want to become IT experts.

This is for you if:

  • You run a hands-on small business.
    Construction, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, cleaning, auto, restaurants, local shops – or any service business that keeps customers happy by showing up and getting the work done.

  • You have a team that depends on your tech.
    Between 5–100 people using email, phones, job software, and file sharing to schedule work, communicate, and get paid.

  • You’re still the “IT person” (whether you want to be or not).
    You or your office manager juggle passwords, vendors, and “weird emails” – and you’d rather have someone you trust watching your back.

This is for you if:

  • You run a hands-on small business.
    Construction, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, cleaning, auto, restaurants, local shops – or any service business that keeps customers happy by showing up and getting the work done.

  • You have a team that depends on your tech.
    Between 5–100 people using email, phones, job software, and file sharing to schedule work, communicate, and get paid.

  • You’re still the “IT person” (whether you want to be or not).
    You or your office manager juggle passwords, vendors, and “weird emails” – and you’d rather have someone you trust watching your back.