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IT support · Raleigh, NC

IT support in Raleigh, with a help desk that answers

As-Built IT is the help desk for architecture, engineering and construction firms in Raleigh and across the Triangle. Your staff reach us by phone, email, online ticket or Teams chat, and we reply within 30 minutes. Windows, Mac, printers, plotters and Microsoft 365, all covered.

  • Cisco certified
  • Month-to-month
  • 30-minute response promise
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30 min help desk reply time
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Office monitor showing a finished password reset
15years in IT for our founder, Igor Dobrovolskiy
8Triangle towns we cover
3people on the team, all employees
Freefirst 30-minute call for your firm
The problem

Small business IT support in Raleigh, for firms without a help desk

In a 15-person firm, the help desk is usually whoever sits nearest the printer. That works right up until the plotter jams the afternoon before a submittal. These are the calls a help desk should be taking instead.

Someone is locked out of Microsoft 365 and can't open their email.
The printer or plotter stops, right when a set has to go out.
A laptop slows to a crawl, and nobody knows who to ask.
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How it runs

Help desk services in Raleigh: four ways to reach us

Your staff can call, email, log an online ticket or message us in Microsoft Teams, whichever is quickest for them. Every one of those reaches the same help desk, and we reply within 30 minutes.

Call or email the help desk.
Log an online ticket and track it.
Message us in Microsoft Teams.
From our founder, Igor Dobrovolskiy

Real-world experience behind the help desk

A project manager called because he suddenly couldn't access the company's shared project files. He had a deadline that afternoon and needed the latest drawings and construction documents, but the shared drive kept showing a connection error.

Rather than simply restarting his computer, I traced the issue to a network configuration problem that was preventing his connection from reaching the file server.

I corrected the configuration, restored access, and verified that he could open and save the files normally. I also checked whether other employees were affected to make sure it wasn't a larger issue.

What mattered wasn't just fixing the connection. It was getting someone back to work quickly so a technical problem didn't turn into a missed project deadline.

I also helped lead the technical recovery after a major cyberattack at a global enterprise, restoring critical IT infrastructure across approximately 90 locations and roughly 10,000 employees.

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In the plan

What our IT support covers

Everything the help desk handles, one line each

Windows computers. Laptops and desktops, set up and kept running.

Mac computers. MacBooks and iMacs, alongside the Windows machines.

Printers, scanners and plotters. Including large-format plotters.

Microsoft 365. Sign-in problems, password resets, email, Teams and SharePoint.

Network and Wi-Fi. A dropped connection is a help desk call like any other.

New starters and leavers. Accounts set up for new hires, access removed when someone leaves.

Vendor calls. We deal with the internet provider, the printer company and software support.

Revit, AutoCAD and Bluebeam. Through our CAD and BIM IT support, which adds on.

Why design and build firms need a help desk that knows their tools

Plotters, large model files and Bluebeam sessions are everyday tools in a design firm, and they fail in their own ways.

Most problems are small: a password, a printer, a sync. Small problems stay small when someone answers within 30 minutes.

The help desk is one part of how we look after a firm. For the full picture, see managed IT services in Raleigh.

How it works

Four steps, no runaround

  1. 01Free
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    Book a free 30-minute callSend the form or call. Tell us how many people and computers you have, and what your staff keep asking for help with.
  2. 02
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    We get to know your firmThe free call is for discovery: we ask about your software, your offices and job sites, and what is already in place.
  3. 03Per firm
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    One quote for your firmOne monthly price, based on your people, your devices and anything you add on.
  4. 04
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    We take it from thereMonitoring and updates go on every computer, your staff get the help desk number, and it runs month-to-month.
Where we work

Areas we serve: Raleigh and the Triangle

We support firms in these eight towns, and we don't take clients outside the Triangle.

Raleigh
Durham
Cary
Chapel Hill
Morrisville
Apex
Wake Forest
Research Triangle Park
Pricing

How much IT support costs in Raleigh

Quoted per firm month-to-month, first call free

One monthly price for your whole firm. It depends on three things: how many people you have, how many computers and devices we look after, and which services you add.

Phone, email, online ticket and Teams support
Windows and Mac computers
Printers, scanners and plotters
Microsoft 365 sign-in and email
A 30-minute response
Free first call
Cisco certified
Month-to-month
Get a quote for your firm Three fields. A person on our team reads every one.
Or call (919) 807-1540.
Questions

IT support questions

Straight answers about how the help desk works.

How fast do you respond?

Within 30 minutes, whichever way your staff reach us.

How do staff ask for help?

Four ways: phone, email, an online ticket form, or a message in Microsoft Teams. They pick whichever is quickest.

Do you support Mac computers?

Yes. We support both Windows and Mac computers, so a mixed office is fine.

Can you fix our plotter?

Yes. Printers, scanners and large-format plotters are part of what the help desk handles.

Do you handle network problems too?

Yes. Your network, Wi-Fi and firewall are looked after too, so a dropped connection is a help desk call like any other.

What makes a good IT support company in Raleigh?

A fast reply, a clear way to ask for help, and someone who knows the software your firm runs. Ours: a 30-minute response, four ways to reach us, and Revit, AutoCAD and Bluebeam through our CAD and BIM support.

Your first 30-minute call is free

Send the form or call (919) 807-1540. Thirty minutes, no charge, and you'll know whether we're a fit.