Network troubleshooting, workstation deployment, and rack cable management for offices, racks, and job sites across Los Angeles. Professional tools, clear documentation, same-day dispatch when needed.
Network down, workstation not connecting, printer offline — I find the root cause on site
New workstations — unboxing, setup, and getting users up and running fast
Rack cable management — patch panels dressed and labeled
Every job leaves with clear notes and before/after photos
A ticket is a starting point, not the whole job. If I can fix it, I fix it — the real problem, not just the line item.
Work order: "no power to the printer." On site, the power supply tested fine — it was the power cord itself. Swapped the cord, printer powered on... and turned out it had never been configured on the network. Could've called the ticket done right there. Didn't. It was a Friday evening and the business needed that printer working, so I stayed, got it on the network, and when one setting still wouldn't cooperate, called the manufacturer's support line until it did. Call me for one thing — get it actually working, not a ticket marked resolved.
Most of this is stuff that needs a set of hands on site — not something fixable over the phone.
Unboxing, setup, and account/peripheral configuration before they sit down.
Bad drop, failed switch port, or a patch panel nobody ever labeled.
No labels, no plan, and nobody wants to touch it. I clean it up and document what's there.
Printer, scanner, or access point that won't authenticate or pull an IP.
Nobody knows what's actually installed at a new or unfamiliar site. I map it.
Runs with no labels and no record of what goes where — I trace and label it.
Scope and rate confirmed before the job starts — day rate or per-project, depending on the work.
Network down in a room, a switch acting up, a Wi-Fi dead zone nobody can explain? I trace the problem on site — cabling, switch config, or the AP itself — and fix it or tell you what's needed.
New PC or laptop rollouts — unboxing, OS setup, peripherals, and getting the user working. One machine or a batch.
Patch panels dressed and labeled, not a rat's nest. I trace, organize, and label existing cabling with a professional Klein Tools kit.
Walking a new or unfamiliar site, mapping what's actually there, and leaving clear documentation — notes and before/after photos on every job.
Real jobs. What was actually wrong, and what it took to fix it.
Not a tidy-up — the core itself moved. Switches, panels, and power reconnected in their new spot, same day.
First reading: 4.3V — nowhere near enough. Found a bad connector on the run, swapped it, tested again: 55.3V. The device was never the problem.
Previous tech couldn't figure out why the cellular link kept dropping. The SIM cover wasn't fully seated — closed it properly, reseated it, back online.
After the Windows deployment, one machine was still set to boot from the network first. Would've been a surprise on the next reboot — caught it by testing every machine before leaving.
Nobody on site could tell which port matched which drop. Traced the run back to the switch and landed it in the one that actually worked.
I trace the network path and check the hardware before deciding what's wrong — not just rebooting things and hoping.
Every job leaves with clear notes and before/after photos — useful for you and whoever touches it next.
You talk to the person doing the work, not a dispatch queue. Text me, I text back.
Professional Klein Tools kit, cable tester, laptop — no waiting on a truck to restock.
Network troubleshooting, workstation setup and deployment, rack and cable management, and site surveys. If it's field IT work, text me the details and I'll let you know.
Scope call first, then a day rate or per-project quote — confirmed before any work starts.
Yes — available for dispatch through Field Nation and similar platforms, as well as direct engagements.
A professional Klein Tools kit, cable tester, laptop, and basic spares — ready for same-day dispatch.
Los Angeles and nearby areas. Text me your location and I'll confirm.
Yes — ongoing infrastructure support, multi-site rollouts, and recurring maintenance are all fine.
Text me the type of work, the site, and your timeline. I'll confirm availability and rate.
Direct communication. Clear scope before any work starts.
