On-site, at your office
A network health assessment is most useful when someone actually looks at your environment, so we come to you. One of our senior engineers from our Huntington Beach office visits your site, walks the network closet, looks at how your firewall, switches, Wi-Fi and cabling are set up, and reviews the servers, backups and workstations your people rely on every day. On-site details — an overheating rack, an unlabeled switch, an access point in the wrong place — are things a remote scan never sees.
With as much — or as little — information as you have
Some businesses have a binder of documentation and admin access to everything. Many don’t, and that’s fine. We start with whatever you can share and whatever we can see from inside your office, and we tell you clearly where a deeper look would need more access. You don’t need to prepare anything, chase down passwords or have your current provider involved to get real value from the assessment.
Discreet when it needs to be
We understand that a lot of assessments happen quietly. You may be unhappy with your current provider, planning ahead for a change, or simply want an independent second opinion — and you’d rather not make it an office-wide announcement. We work around that:
- Low-profile visits scheduled at a time that suits you, including early mornings or after hours.
- Observation only — we don’t change settings, install permanent software or disrupt anyone’s work.
- Confidential by default — we’ll sign your NDA, keep the scope between us and never contact your current provider or IT team without your permission.
- SOC 2 Type II–audited handling of anything we learn about your environment, the same way we protect our clients’ data every day.
What we look at
- Network
Firewall, switching and internet
Firewall age, support status and configuration, network segmentation, internet redundancy and how traffic flows between your offices.
Edge · LAN · WAN - Wireless & cabling
Wi-Fi and the physical plant
Coverage and dead spots, guest network separation, access point placement, cabling, labeling and the condition of your network closet.
On-site walkthrough - Systems
Servers, backups and recovery
Server health and support status, what’s backed up, where the copies live, whether an offsite copy exists and whether a restore has ever been tested.
Backup · DR - Security
Security posture
MFA, patching, endpoint protection, email security, admin accounts and the gaps attackers most often use to get in.
The common gaps - Cloud
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
Account security, sharing settings, licensing that doesn’t match how you work, and whether your cloud data is backed up.
Technology agnostic - Lifecycle
Devices and documentation
Aging or out-of-support computers, warranty status, and how much of your environment is documented — or lives only in someone’s head.
Plan ahead
What you get
A written report in plain language — not a raw scan dump. It lists what we found, ranks the risks by priority, highlights quick wins you can act on right away and lays out longer-term recommendations with rough budgets. Then the engineer who did the work walks you through it and answers every question, as many times as you need.
Yours to keep, whichever way you go
We do these assessments because we genuinely want to help businesses in our community run better and safer IT. If the report shows you’re in good shape, we’ll tell you. If you decide to fix things with your current provider, your own team or another direction entirely, the report is yours and we’re glad it helped. And if you’d like us to take it from there, we’re ready — with no onboarding fee and a 60-day onboarding plan (or a next-business-day takeover if you need to move faster). No pressure, no hard sell, either way.
How it works
- A short call — tell us what’s worrying you, what you’d like reviewed and how discreet the visit needs to be.
- The on-site visit — an engineer reviews your environment at a time that suits you, using whatever information you have.
- Report and walkthrough — you get the written findings and a walkthrough with the engineer, with no obligation.