Before you buy new equipment or sign a support contract, it helps to know what is wrong with the setup you already have. The Technology Blueprint is our paid professional assessment of your environment — business or home — so the next money you spend on technology goes toward the fix you need rather than the symptom that shouts loudest.
25+ years in network engineering · 200+ businesses & homes served · 5.0★ on Google · Owner-operated in Los Angeles
What the Blueprint is
A paid assessment, not a free sales estimate. We review your environment, ask practical questions, look for weak points, and explain what should happen next. The assessment does not include major repairs, cabling, hardware installation, emergency response, or implementation — that work gets scoped and approved separately if it makes sense.
Most new clients start here when they want a clear, practical understanding of their technology before committing to larger work. Businesses come to us about users, cloud tools, Wi-Fi, phones, cameras, backups, vendors, and documentation. Residential clients come to us about home Wi-Fi, smart devices, privacy, cameras, media rooms, remote work, or backup internet. The goal is the same either way: know what is working, know what is fragile, and avoid spending money twice.
Onsite, remote, or both
The assessment can be onsite, remote, or a combination of the two, depending on the environment and the appointment you choose when booking.
Onsite is best when we need to see cabling, racks, Wi-Fi placement, internet handoffs, conference rooms, cameras, smart-home equipment, or the physical layout. Remote works well for cloud accounts, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, remote access, documentation review, software questions, support planning, and some diagnostics. You do not need to prepare much — as long as we can reach the relevant computers, network, or account systems, most technical details surface during the assessment itself.
What we review
- Internet service and provider handoffs, routers, firewalls, switches, and Wi-Fi
- Workstations, devices, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, identity, and access
- Backup and recovery, storage, security, phones, cameras, and conference rooms
- Cabling, racks, power protection, equipment lifecycle, and documentation
- Remote work, guest access, smart devices, media rooms, and residential technology
- Vendor dependencies, recurring support issues, resilience, and automation opportunities
What you get afterward
- A written summary of what we reviewed
- Prioritized recommendations — what matters most, in order
- Equipment notes and lifecycle observations: what can stay, what should go
- A risk list covering the immediate concerns
- A budget estimate or planning range, when it is realistic to give one
- A support plan recommendation, when ongoing help makes sense
- Clear next steps for configuration, documentation, repair, upgrade, or project work
Starting prices
Our Blueprint assessments start at $475 for businesses and $395 for homes and estates. Current pricing is shown when you book online and may change as services are updated. Final scope can vary for extended onsite time, unusual travel, after-hours requests, parts, hardware, cabling materials, project labor, emergency response, or work that grows beyond the scheduled appointment.
A good fit if
- You are a business owner who is not sure which service to book
- Your office or team needs a clearer technology plan
- Your home or home office has recurring Wi-Fi or device issues
- You are planning internet, fiber, cabling, network, camera, or conference-room upgrades
- You are weighing managed IT support or a recurring support plan
- You want to know what to keep, what to improve, and what to replace — before you spend
What happens after the assessment
We explain the findings in plain language and recommend the next practical step. That might be a managed IT plan, a Wi-Fi redesign, a backup improvement, a cloud cleanup, a cabling project, a provider escalation, a residential technology plan — or no major project at all. The point is to make the decision clearer before more money is spent.
Who performs the assessment
The Blueprint is led by our founder Andrei Gorbis — 25+ years across networks, Wi-Fi, fiber, security, and cloud, from Hollywood studios and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to large data centers running thousands of servers. That depth is what lets one assessment see the whole picture rather than one symptom. You work directly with the specialist, not a call center.
Ready to get a clear picture? Book online, or call and talk through your situation first.