SMALL BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY · TAYLOR + DOWNRIVER

Request a Small Business Technology Checkup

If recurring problems, unclear account ownership, untested backups, or inefficient work are slowing the business down, start here. Tell us what is getting in the way; you do not need a technology inventory or a proposed solution before we talk.

Is a Technology Checkup the right starting point?

It is a useful first step when problems keep returning, one person holds critical knowledge, important accounts or backups are unclear, staff rely on workarounds, or you know something should improve but are not sure where to begin.

Fix It. Improve It. Build It.

  • Fix It — stabilize a workstation, network, account, website, backup, or other immediate problem.
  • Improve It — organize ownership, reduce risk, clean up systems, or make an existing workflow work better.
  • Build It — create a website, dashboard, application, or focused automation when the missing solution does not exist.

The checkup can cross more than one lane. We start with the operating problem, not a canned service bundle.

What you receive

We turn the initial review into a clear next step: what needs attention now, what should happen next, what can wait, and where there may be an opportunity to simplify or build something better. Scope, timing, availability, and fees are confirmed before any work is authorized.

What happens after you request a checkup

We review the situation and follow up by email or by phone if you provide a number. The first conversation clarifies the business impact, the systems involved, and the smallest useful next step. If work is currently stopped, call or text instead of relying only on the form.

Request your Technology Checkup

Start with a plain-English description of what is getting in the way. Required fields are kept to the information we need to understand the business and respond.

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Request received.

Thanks. We received your Technology Checkup request and will follow up by email or by phone if you provided a number.

Do not submit passwords, credentials, financial information, protected data, security codes, or confidential records.

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