Every Los Angeles business knows the drill: the power flickers for two seconds, the firewall reboots, the phones go quiet, the NAS starts a rebuild, and someone loses the document they were working on. A brief outage shouldn’t cost you an hour of recovery — or your data.
25+ years in network engineering · 200+ businesses & homes served · 5.0★ on Google · Owner-operated in Los Angeles
The goal is simple: when the power blinks, nothing else does. Your firewall, switches, phones, and NAS ride through short outages, and the longer ones end in a clean, graceful shutdown — not corrupted data and a morning of rebuilding.
What this service includes
- UPS sizing matched to your actual load and the runtime you need — not a guess off the shelf
- Protection for the firewall, switches, access points, internet equipment, NAS, and critical network gear
- Clean installs: the UPS racked or placed, cabled, labeled, and tested
- Review of the power issues behind your brief outages, equipment reboots, and network instability
- Graceful-shutdown planning, so an outage that outlasts the battery ends safely, not abruptly
Problems we fix
- Equipment that reboots every time the power flickers
- NAS or storage at risk of corruption on every outage
- “The internet drops for no reason” that’s really a power problem
- No plan for what happens when an outage outlasts the battery
- A dead UPS battery discovered during the last blackout
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Platforms and environments
We protect the gear that keeps you online — the firewall, the switch stack, the access points, the ISP modem or ONT, and the Synology NAS holding your files. We work in small offices, professional practices, retail spaces, and homes where the network can’t afford to go dark.
Frequently asked questions
How long will a UPS keep us running?
That depends on the load and the unit — minutes for a small desktop UPS, longer for a properly sized rack unit. We size to your actual equipment and give you the honest runtime before you buy, including what’s realistic for riding an outage out versus shutting down cleanly.
Doesn’t our surge protector already do this?
A surge protector guards against spikes; it does nothing when the power drops. A UPS is the thing that keeps equipment running through the dips and flickers — and tells your equipment to shut down cleanly if the outage runs long.
Can you check whether our current UPS batteries are still good?
Yes. Batteries wear out whether the UPS has been used or not, and a dead battery usually announces itself at the worst moment. We check the age, test what we can, and replace batteries or units before they fail you during an outage.
Ready to get started? Book online — pricing shown up front — or call and talk directly with the person who does the work.