Most small businesses don't need a full-time IT person. They need someone who keeps things running and answers same day when something breaks. And now the IRS, the FTC, and insurance carriers expect security paperwork most small offices don't have. I handle both, without seat minimums or a corporate contract.
The tech problems small businesses deal with every week.
When the Wi-Fi drops or a computer won't start, there's no IT person on staff — just Google and crossed fingers.
Every hour your team spends fighting technology is an hour they're not doing their job. It adds up fast.
Break/fix IT means unpredictable costs. One bad month can cost more than a full year of support would have.
Tax offices, car lots that arrange financing, insurance agencies, medical practices: federal rules now require a written security program from all of them. Most find out when an insurer or an audit letter asks for it.
Know exactly what IT costs every month. One flat number, every month. Annual plans available at a discount.
For businesses with 1–5 employees that need reliable support and a real plan, not a break/fix shop on speed dial.
For growing businesses with 5–15 employees that depend on tech every day and can't afford downtime.
For established businesses with 15–30 employees that need an outsourced IT department, not a part-time tech.
Two hours on-site. Comprehensive review of your network, devices, security, backup, and Microsoft 365 setup. Written report with prioritized recommendations. If you sign up for any monthly plan within 30 days, the full $499 credits toward your first month.
If federal rules require a written security program from your business, I build it standalone. A complete IRS-ready WISP for tax offices from $1,500. Full FTC Safeguards programs for dealers and agencies from $2,500. One-time fee, quoted up front. No monthly plan required.
WISP for tax professionals → FTC Safeguards for dealers & agencies →
Most managed IT companies want 10–15 computers minimum before they'll talk to you. My clients are the offices they turn away.
The IRS now requires a written security plan (WISP) from every PTIN holder, and checks for it at renewal. What that means for you →
If you arrange financing or handle customer financial data, the FTC Safeguards Rule treats you like a bank. What that means for you →
HIPAA's security requirements are getting stricter. "We meant to get to it" has never been a defense.
Client files, closings, and email are the whole business. When those stop, everything stops.
Downtime costs you jobs. I keep your office tech, quoting, and scheduling systems running.
Churches, shops, nonprofits, trades. If technology is in the way of your work, that's my problem to fix.
I'm Hayden Wyly, a Fort Worth native with over 10 years in IT support — including six years keeping K–12 schools running. Schools have hundreds of devices, tight budgets, and zero tolerance for downtime. Small business IT isn't that different.
When you're on a monthly plan, I learn your setup, your staff, and your workflow, whether you're in Fort Worth, Weatherford, Granbury, Burleson, or anywhere in between. When something goes wrong I already know your network, your machines, and what matters most to your business — every call picks up where the last one left off.
One person. One phone number. The same technician who knows your office, your equipment, and your team. On-site, same day.
Month-to-month. Cancel anytime, no questions asked.
The same technician every time. Direct relationship, direct line.
Fort Worth west to Weatherford. On-site fast when you need it.
IT experience across K–12 and residential support.
FTC Safeguards, IRS WISP, HIPAA. Audit-ready paperwork so you don't think about it.
Straight answers before you pick up the phone.
A Written Information Security Plan: a document describing how your business protects customer data. If you prepare taxes, you attest to having one when you renew your PTIN. If you're a dealer or agency under the FTC Safeguards Rule, it's the core requirement. And most cyber-insurance carriers now ask for it before they'll quote or pay a claim. I build it, standalone or as part of a plan. Details →
Really. Three computers is a fine-sized client. Plans are priced flat, so a five-person office isn't paying corporate rates.
That works. WISP and Safeguards packages are available standalone with a one-time setup fee and optional low monthly maintenance. Plenty of clients start there and add a support plan later.
My service area runs from north Fort Worth west through Aledo, Willow Park, Hudson Oaks, and Weatherford, and south through Benbrook, Burleson, Granbury, and Cleburne. On-site, no trip fee inside the service area.
Tell me about your business and I'll put together a plan that fits.