What I keep hearing from owners in Medina
The conversation I have with business owners in Medina almost always starts the same way. Their current IT company is either too big to care, or too small to keep up. The big ones treat them like a ticket number and route them through a help desk where nobody knows their environment. The small ones mean well, but the one tech who actually understands their setup is on vacation, or buried, or moved on six months ago. Either way, the owner is the one stuck refreshing their inbox waiting for somebody to call them back.
I built SkyNet MTS to live in the middle of that. My team handles your network, your workstations and servers, Microsoft 365, backups, security, and all the vendor headaches that come with running a modern business. We do it for one flat monthly rate, so you know what your IT bill is going to be before the month starts. No surprise invoices. No "oh, that's actually a project" every time something breaks. And no long-term contract locking you in — if I'm not earning the bill, I don't think you should be stuck with me.
The other thing I'm stubborn about is who answers the phone. I still answer mine. If you're a client of mine and something is on fire, you can call me directly and I'll pick up — or somebody on my team who already knows your environment will. Not a call center, not a stranger reading a script, not a ticket form that promises a callback within four business hours. That's the part of this business I refuse to outsource, because it's the only part owners actually remember when something goes sideways.