
Chief Innovations Officer

Calm, reliable IT and the systems that help your business grow.
Support when things break.
Standards when you’re scaling.
Customer-facing systems that convert and stay maintainable.

Support You Can Trust
Hands-on support since 2010
Human-first approach
Remote + Onsite (Iowa Colony / Houston–Freeport corridor)
Who I support
Home users who want fast, respectful help.
Small businesses (1–200 users) who need IT to feel organized, not chaotic.
Which one best describes you?

IT Services
Digital Infrastructure


Fast troubleshooting and resolution for the real-world problems that slow you down
Common help: slow PC, email issues, Wi-Fi instability, printers, software problems, account access, device cleanup, general troubleshooting
New computers, replacements, and upgrades — set up cleanly so you don’t fight the same issues again
Includes: new device setup, data transfer, workstation upgrades, standard configuration, small deployment waves, “new hire ready” setups.


Get organized: accounts, access, shared resources, and documentation that makes your environment easier to run
Includes: baseline standards, permissions hygiene, onboarding/offboarding routines, documentation and operating notes
Consistency across business devices with repeatable provisioning and controlled deployments.
Includes: software deployment patterns, scripted installs, onboarding streamlining, mapped resources, printer deployment patterns, device readiness checks.

Digital Services


Digital Infrastructure
(for small business growth + operations)
Security improvements that reduce risk without overcomplicating day-to-day operations.
Includes: MFA rollout, device encryption standards, admin access cleanup, basic hardening guidance, backup sanity checks + restore testing (as applicable).


If your business runs on Google, I’ll help you clean it up and run it properly.
Includes: user/account setup, shared drives, permissions hygiene, admin practices.
Add-on: Google Voice (Workspace customers only
About
Hands-on IT didn’t start for me in a classroom, it started at home. In high school (1997), I looked for tech classes and they simply weren’t there. After graduation my mom bought me my first computer, and that one moment kicked off everything: learning by doing, solving problems, and eventually turning “the tech person” role into a career.
Over time, those early ripples became real-world client support, then structured IT work at scale, building reliable systems, documenting what matters, and making technology easier to run. Funny enough, that same chain of events also led to meeting my wife, now almost 22 years, which still feels like the best “unexpected outcome” of all.
Today, I help home users and small businesses (1–200 users) with practical IT and business systems.From break/fix support and upgrades to customer intake systems like websites and CRM workflows.
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