Local Hands for MSPs in Brandon & Westman
You've got a client site in our region and no one local to send. We're a Brandon-based MSP with our own technicians on staff and a signed non-solicitation agreement covering your client. Tell us about the work and we'll tell you if we're a fit.
Your Client Stays Your Client
You'd be sending us into a market we already work in. What makes that safe is what we sign and how our people behave on site. Here's both.
When we do field work for one of your clients, we sign a mutual non-solicitation agreement covering that client. We won't approach them while we're working together, or for 12 months after the last job we do for them. On site, our techs do the job and nothing else: no business cards, no opinions about your setup, no “you should really switch.” If your client asks us to take them over, the answer is “talk to your IT company.”
How we protect the relationship
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Contractual non-solicit
Per client we've worked for, running 12 months from our last job for them. Mutual, in writing.
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On-site conduct
We do the work, we defer every “can you take us over” back to you.
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Straight talk
We can't unmake the fact that we're local. The signed terms and how our techs behave are what keep it safe.
We Show Up as Prairie IT
We're not a white-label shop. If your client asks our technician who they work for, they'll get a straight answer. The alternative is asking a stranger to lie in someone's server room, and it takes one direct question to unravel that.
Everything short of that, we'll do. We introduce ourselves as working on your behalf, quote your ticket numbers, follow your process, and leave nothing of ours behind. Your client should come away thinking their IT company sent someone good. What protects you is the signed agreement and how our techs behave on site, not a magnetic sign on a door.
What we do on site
We work under your RMM and PSA, or ours — your call. Service area is the same 200 km around Brandon we cover for our own clients.
Start With the Work, Not the Paperwork
A vendor packet takes a week and still doesn't tell you whether we can cover the site. So do it the other way round: describe the job, get a straight answer on fit, and we'll do the paperwork once it's worth doing.
Tell us the job
Five minutes in the form below — the same detail your vendor packet asks for, without the packet.
We assess fit
A person reads it and replies. If we can't cover the site properly we'll say so rather than take the booking and figure it out later.
Paperwork that matters
If we're a fit, we swap the real artifacts — insurance certificate, mutual NDA, whatever your client requires — with the scope already nailed down.
We dispatch
Scheduled or emergency. We invoice you, never your client — the relationship and the margin stay yours.
Tell Us About the Work
This is a fit check, not an engagement — sending it commits neither of us to anything. We'd rather turn down a job we can't cover than take it and improvise on your client's site. The more you tell us, the faster you get a straight yes or no.
Rather talk it through?
Call during business hours and say it's about field-services work.
204-650-0704