Managed IT · Security · Networks
We keep the computers, networks and phones running for small businesses and job sites across South Louisiana — so you can get back to the work you actually do.
No contracts to sit through. No sales engineer. Just one of us.
What we do
Most small businesses don't need an IT department. They need the four things below to quietly work, and one number to call when they don't.
Somebody to call when it stops working. We watch your machines, install the updates, argue with your software vendors so you don't have to, and fix what breaks — usually before you've noticed it.
Ransomware doesn't care how small you are — it looks for the easy door. We lock down email and endpoints, get your backups tested instead of just scheduled, and train the people who click the links.
Email, files and licences that work the same from the office, the truck and the kitchen table. We move you across on a weekend, and Monday morning everything is where you left it.
Firewalls, switches, Wi-Fi that actually reaches the back of the shop, and phone systems that follow your people. New building or eighty-year-old one — we'll get the network behaving.
Why people stay
E&E is two people. That isn't a limitation we're apologising for — it's the reason our clients don't leave.
There's no tier-one queue reading from a script, no offshore night shift, no account manager who changes every quarter and has to be re-explained to. You call or text, and whoever gets back to you already knows your network, your building and your people.
The person who set it up is the person who fixes it.
And yes — the hours are on purpose
Updates, patches and migrations are disruptive by nature. We run them evenings and weekends on purpose, so your team never loses a working hour to us.
No call center, no rotating techs, no overhead to cover. You get direct access to the two people who actually do the work — at a rate that reflects it.
Both of us still hold full-time jobs while E&E gets off the ground — on purpose. We'd rather grow slowly and keep every client properly covered than take on more than we can actually support.
How it works
An hour on site, no obligation, scheduled at a time that works for you — usually an evening or a weekend. We document what's running, what's failing quietly, and what's a genuine risk to the business. You get the findings in writing whether you hire us or not.
We clean up what's broken, verify the backups actually restore and patch what's exposed. It happens evenings and weekends, so nobody loses a working day to us.
Occasional help is billed hourly. Once support becomes a regular thing, we'll scope a flat monthly package instead, so you're not counting hours. Bigger projects get a fixed quote before we start, never a running tab.
Where we work
Remote support fixes most things in minutes. But some problems need somebody standing in the room with a cable in their hand, and those are the ones that cost you a day of work if nobody comes.
We take on clients inside a comfortable drive of South Louisiana — close enough that we can be on-site the same evening if something needs hands, not stuck on a call three towns over.
Start here
The assessment takes about an hour and costs nothing — evenings and weekends work great, we'll build it around your schedule. Worst case, you walk away with a written list of what needs attention and no obligation to us.