Backup & Disaster Recovery
Know your backups worked. Every day.
Having backups and getting your business back are not the same thing. We back up your files, databases and systems, keep copies offsite, and check every backup every day, so a failure gets fixed instead of discovered on the day you need it.
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The question that matters
If your server died tonight, a hurricane flooded the office, or ransomware locked every file, how long until your team is working again, and how much would you lose?
Most businesses find out the answer the hard way. Our job is to make sure you already know it, and that it's acceptable.
Choose your level
What we protect
| Option | What's covered | How we check it |
|---|---|---|
| Standard backup | Files and folders, SQL databases and system state, copied offsite | Every backup monitored every day; failures fixed |
| Image backup with recovery testing (upgrade) | Whole servers and computers, so a machine can be rebuilt on new hardware | Monitored every day, plus scheduled test restores that prove recovery works |
| Microsoft 365 backup (option) | Email, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams | Monitored every day |
Behind the scenes
How it works
Automatic
Backups run on a schedule. Nobody has to remember anything.
Offsite
Copies leave the building, so a fire, flood or theft can't take the backup with the original.
Monitored every day
We check every backup job and fix failures, instead of discovering them on the day you need a restore.
Tested, with the upgrade
Image backup clients also get scheduled test restores that prove a machine can actually be brought back.
Hurricane season
Built for the Treasure Coast
Hurricane season is a backup test whether you planned one or not. Offsite copies mean a flooded office doesn't take your data with it, and with image backups a critical server can be rebuilt on new hardware instead of from scratch.
Questions
Questions we hear a lot.
Microsoft protects its service from going down. Deleted or overwritten items are only kept for a limited time, and ransomware that syncs into OneDrive can take your files with it. A separate backup closes that gap.
As often as you can afford to lose work. For most businesses that's at least daily, and more often for the systems the business runs on.
It depends on what failed and which level you have. Standard backup brings back files, databases and settings; image backup can rebuild a whole machine. Part of the free assessment is telling you honestly what your recovery time is today.
A monthly price based on what's protected, quoted after the free assessment.
Find out if your backups would really save you.
Free, no obligation, from the local team.