The problem this solves
Remote work on a laptop at the kitchen table: one cable short of a proper desk, video calls that freeze at the worst moment, and a VPN that disconnects daily. A home office should be boring and reliable.
Who it is for: Remote and hybrid workers, freelancers, and anyone whose employer says talk to your IT department but whose IT department does not do houses.
What the technician actually does
- Sets up multi-monitor arrangements, docks, and cable management
- Stabilizes video conferencing: camera, microphone, lighting position, and the network path under it
- Configures VPN and secure access to work resources within your employer's policies
- Prioritizes your work device on the home network
- Adds a backup plan for the machine your income depends on
What to expect
- A test call and a full workday-simulation check before we leave
- Coordination with your employer's IT where corporate policy controls the device
After you request a visit: We ask what your employer provides versus what you own, so the visit respects corporate device policies.
Before the visit
- Have your work laptop and any equipment your employer shipped
- Know your VPN or remote-access details, or have IT contact info handy
- Think about where you actually want to sit long-term