Where we work · Danville · Pittsylvania County · South Boston · Yanceyville
IT support and computer repair in Danville.
Managed IT, cybersecurity and computer repair for businesses and home offices in Danville and the towns around it, from our base in Martinsville, about 27 miles away. Published prices, and remote support from the first call.
Same prices everywhere · Remote from the first call · On site across the area
How it works here
Remote first. On site when it needs hands.
Danville sits just above the state line, so many businesses here hold records on people in both states, and each state’s breach law covers its own residents. We cover Pittsylvania County and east through Halifax County to South Boston.
Remote, from the first call
Most fixes start with a screen share while you’re still on the phone. Billed in 15-minute increments, with no minimum.
On site
Danville is about 27 miles from our base, inside the 100 miles we cover on site. When a cable, a part or a whole office needs hands on it, we come to you.
A one-hour minimum, then 15-minute increments. We tell you the arrival time on the phone.
Managed plans
Monitoring, patching, backups and security, run to a published standard. The same three plans and the same prices as everywhere else.
Around Danville
The towns we cover from here.
If your town isn’t listed, call anyway. We work across the whole region, and remote support works anywhere.
- Danville
- Chatham
- Gretna
- Hurt
- Altavista
- Blairs
- Ringgold
- South Boston
- Halifax
- Yanceyville
Every town here is within 100 miles of Martinsville, inside our on-site area.
After a breach
Who you have to tell, by law.
Businesses here often have customers on both sides of the state line, so both laws can apply to one incident. Our part is the evidence: what happened, when, and whose data was involved, so the notices can be written. The notices themselves are for you and your attorney.
Virginia
If a breach exposes personal information about Virginia residents, Virginia law requires notice to the Office of the Attorney General and to the affected residents, without unreasonable delay. If more than 1,000 people are notified at once, the nationwide consumer reporting agencies must be told too.
North Carolina
If a breach exposes personal information about North Carolina residents, North Carolina law requires notice to the affected people and to the Consumer Protection Division of the Attorney General’s Office, without unreasonable delay. If more than 1,000 people are notified at once, the nationwide consumer reporting agencies must be told too.
We’re not your attorney, and nothing here is legal advice. We keep the logs and the records that make these notices possible.
Prices
The same published prices as everywhere else.
No local surcharge and no special rate. The price is on the page, client or not.
- Remote, business hoursBilled in 15-minute increments, with no minimum$150 / hour
- On site, business hoursOne-hour minimum, then 15-minute increments$150 / hour
- After hours, weekends and holidaysAnd anything you tell us can’t wait$225 / hour
- Managed IT, per user per monthEssential, Secured or Complete. $750 monthly minimum, month to monthfrom $125
Questions
Straight answers.
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Talk to an engineer, not a salesperson.
1‑855‑OPSWORQ855‑677‑9677 · Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm ET
If the business has stopped, call. Don’t use the form.
Pick a time (opens in a new tab) for a 20-minute review of what you run, or write to us and a person replies within one business day. Then a written quote with a start date on it.