IT support for oil, gas, and industrial companies in South Texas.

Your customers audit you now. The majors and refiners you serve send security questionnaires, check contractor-compliance portals, and flow cyber-insurance requirements down into your contracts. Meanwhile your own operation runs across an office, a yard, and the field — and IT has to work in all three. We handle the security, the documentation, and the day-to-day keeping-it-running, for firms along the I-37 corridor and across the Coastal Bend.

What we handle for industrial firms

The compliance paper trail, kept current.

Avetta, ISNetworld, Veriforce — and the cyber-insurance renewal that now asks the same questions: Is MFA enforced on every account? Is endpoint protection on every PC and field laptop? When was your last tested restore? We put those controls in place and keep the evidence current, so the questionnaire gets answered with documentation instead of optimism.

Office, yard, and field — one system.

Estimating and project files in the office, laptops in the field office, crews pulling drawings and permits on tablets. We keep those environments connected and secured as one system — including the field laptops that come home covered in dust and three software updates behind.

Uptime where downtime is measured in money.

When the systems behind dispatch, ticketing, timekeeping, or invoicing stop, crews stand around and billable hours evaporate. Monitoring catches most failures before they happen; tested backups turn the rest into restores instead of rebuilds.

Access control for a workforce that turns over.

Hands get hired, projects end, people move on — fast. We run account setup and same-day offboarding as a discipline, so a departed employee’s logins leave when they do, not whenever someone remembers.

Already have an IT person? Good. We make them stronger.

Plenty of corridor firms have one internal IT person — or a plant hand who’s good with computers and inherited the job. That person is usually stretched across break-fix, user support, and everything else, with no backup, no after-hours coverage, and no time left for security or documentation. That’s exactly where co-managed IT fits:

The security stack, handled: endpoint protection, email security, MFA enforcement — deployed, monitored, and reported, so your person isn’t bolting it on between tickets
The documentation, done: the evidence pack your customers’ portals and your insurance carrier want, kept current monthly
Coverage when they’re out: vacations, sick days, and the 2 a.m. problem stop being single points of failure
An escalation bench: your person keeps the wheel day-to-day; we’re behind them for the problems that need a second set of hands

Prefer to hand over the whole thing? Fully managed plans cover the same ground end to end. Either way, the deliverable your customers care about — documented, verified security — is the same.

Signs your firm needs this

A customer’s security questionnaire or portal review is coming — and you’re not sure you can answer it yet
Your cyber-insurance renewal asked about MFA, endpoint protection, and tested restores
One person carries all of IT, and nobody covers for them
Field laptops skip updates for months at a time
Former employees’ accounts are “probably” disabled
Your last backup restore test is a date nobody can name

Pricing for industrial firms

$150–$300 per seat, per month — security included in the plan, not sold as an add-on. Your exact price is confirmed in writing before you commit to anything. See what managed IT actually costs for a 20-person company, including the all-in math.

Working under plant MSAs and contractor-compliance portals? Ask about the compliance package built for corridor firms — a fixed-fee readiness project that closes the gaps a reviewer would flag, then a monthly evidence pack that keeps the proof current.

WHERE TO START

The $495 Network & Risk Assessment

We don’t guess about a network we haven’t looked at, and we don’t do free audits that are really sales calls. For a fixed $495, we examine your network, email security, backups, and who has access to what — and deliver a written findings report: what’s solid, what’s exposed, and what to fix first.

The report is yours either way — hand it to whoever you choose. If you sign a managed agreement within 30 days, the full $495 is credited toward your onboarding, so the assessment costs you nothing.

What the report covers

Email security — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and MFA coverage
Endpoint protection status on every computer
Backup coverage — and when a restore was last tested
Access review — including accounts of people who’ve left
A prioritized fix list in plain business language

Sales line: (361) 315-0017, Mon–Fri 8am–5pm CT.

Other industries we serve

Start with the $495 Network & Risk Assessment.

A fixed-fee, fixed-scope review of your network, email security, backups, and access controls — delivered as a written findings report with a prioritized fix list. The report is yours either way. Sign a managed agreement within 30 days and the full $495 is credited toward your onboarding.

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Frequently asked questions

Do you replace our internal IT person?

No — in a co-managed arrangement we augment them. We take the security stack, monitoring, documentation, and after-hours coverage off their plate so they can do the job you hired them for. If you have no internal IT, a fully managed plan covers everything end to end.

Our customers audit us through Avetta / ISNetworld / Veriforce. Can you help?

Yes. We implement the controls those reviews check — MFA, endpoint protection, tested restores, same-day offboarding, email authentication — and keep the evidence documented and current, so a portal review or insurance renewal is a paperwork exercise instead of a scramble.

We have field crews and laptops all over the corridor. Can you cover them?

Yes — field laptops and tablets are enrolled in the same monitoring, protection, and update discipline as office machines. That’s usually where the biggest gaps are, and the assessment will show you exactly where yours stand.

What does the $495 Network & Risk Assessment involve?

We review your network, email security, backups, and account access — office and field — and deliver a written findings report with a prioritized fix list, yours to keep either way. It’s the same evidence format your customers’ reviewers want to see. Sign a managed agreement within 30 days and the full $495 is credited toward onboarding. Call (361) 315-0017 to schedule.

How is pricing structured for a firm our size?

Managed plans run $150–$300 per seat per month, depending on security needs and complexity; co-managed arrangements are scoped to what your internal person keeps versus what we take. Your exact price is confirmed in writing before you commit.

How do we get started?

Call the sales line, (361) 315-0017, or send us a message. We serve industrial firms along the I-37 corridor and across the Coastal Bend — Corpus Christi, Portland, Gregory, Ingleside, Three Rivers, and everywhere the work is.