Stop Buying Computers. Start Subscribing to Working Ones.
Hardware as a Service folds laptops, desktops, and network gear into your flat monthly rate: we procure, image, deploy, support, and refresh every device on lifecycle. No $60K capex spike when a department refreshes, no four-year-old laptops limping toward quarter-end, no storage closet of mystery equipment. Just current hardware, working, always.
- Devices included in the monthly rate — no capital expenditure spikes
- New hires get an imaged, secured laptop on day one, shipped anywhere
- Automatic refresh cycles — nobody works on dying hardware
- Warranty, repair, and same-day loaners handled entirely by us
- End-of-life devices wiped to NIST standards with certificates
Price a Hardware Program
Tell us headcount and refresh pain. We will model HaaS vs. buying — with real numbers — in two business days.
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The True Cost of a Laptop Is Not the Laptop
The $1,400 sticker is a third of the story. The rest: hours of procurement and comparison shopping, imaging and setup, warranty wrangling when it fails, productivity lost to aging machines that IT keeps alive past their prime because the budget cycle says wait, and the security risk of devices that outlive their update support. Multiply by every employee and refresh cycle, and hardware quietly becomes one of the most mismanaged line items in the company.
HaaS turns all of it into one predictable number. We standardize your fleet (no more twelve models of laptop), keep spares staged for same-day swaps, refresh on a fixed lifecycle so performance and security never decay, and handle every failure inside the rate — from warranty claim to loaner to data migration. Your CFO gets a flat line instead of spikes; your employees get machines that just work; your IT stops being a repair shop.
A representative finding from a recent engagement: a mid-sized firm’s scanner report buried a critical item at position 212 — an internet-reachable legacy VPN appliance with a known exploited vulnerability. CVSS scoring alone ranked hundreds of internal items above it. Exploitability-based ranking put it first, and it was patched the same week. That is the difference prioritization makes.
- Standardized fleet: consistent models, images, and dock setups
- Spares staged locally — hardware failure means a swap, not a wait
- Fixed refresh cycles (typically 3-4 years) built into the rate
- NIST-standard data destruction with certificates at end of life
The Whole Device Lifecycle, Handled
From the purchase order you never see to the certified wipe at end of life.
Own the Outcome, Not the Depreciation
The honest comparison, line by line.
IT for Every Southern California Industry
Law, healthcare, finance, media, manufacturing, nonprofits — 20+ years running IT for the businesses that run LA, OC, and SF.
What Clients Say About Our Support
LA companies on the switch — cost, coverage, and control.
“When our IT guy left, we outsourced instead of rehiring. Coverage tripled, spend dropped 30%, and nobody has looked back.”
“The transition month was the tell: everything documented, nothing lost, tickets closing same-day by week two.”
“We grew from one warehouse to three. IT scaled with a phone call — no hiring, no drama, same flat structure.”
Hardware as a Service FAQ
What LA owners ask before outsourcing IT.
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Run the Numbers on Your Fleet
Free fleet analysis: current device ages, refresh exposure, and a real HaaS-vs-buy comparison in your actual numbers. Two business days, no obligation — and the spreadsheet is yours either way.