IT support in Dorking

Everything that makes IT support good is remote: noticing before anybody rings, patching without a conversation, backups that have been restored from, and a help desk that answers. None of that is weakened by the distance.

Site visits are planned rather than spontaneous, which for most offices is how it would have worked anyway. We would rather say so now than have somebody find out on a bad morning.

A good deal of Dorking works out of buildings that were not built for it: converted houses, listed frontages, offices above shops on the High Street. That is pleasant to work in and awkward to wire.

Thick walls and a listing between you and a cable run turn a half-day job into a week, and the usual answer is to stop fighting it: a good wireless design, as little on the premises as possible, and a connection worth having. It costs less than the cabling would have and it survives the next move.