We are headquartered in Columbus and most of our roots are in Ohio - but the work is not. We source and manage voice, connectivity, security and IT for multi-location businesses across the Midwest and nationwide, and the team on your account does not change because a site is in another state.
A regional MSP is limited by who they have relationships with. That is a real constraint, and it is why so many multi-state companies end up with a different vendor, a different phone system and a different support number at every site - each one signed locally because the incumbent could not reach.
We do not have that constraint, because we do not own infrastructure. Sourcing is done address by address against 400+ carriers and platforms, so the question is never whether we can serve a location. It is which provider actually serves that building well, and that answer is different in Toledo than it is in Tempe.
What stays constant is the part that usually breaks at scale: one advisor who knows your whole estate, one standard build applied at every site, one renewal calendar, and contracts in your name everywhere.
Concentric, not scattered. Each ring is a different kind of engagement.
Columbus, Dublin, Westerville and the surrounding corridors. Where we started in 2003, and where we can be on site the same day.
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dayton, Akron, Toledo, Canton, and the rural counties the national providers will not quote.
Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Wisconsin and West Virginia. Regional carrier knowledge matters here and it is knowledge we already have.
Any US address. Most of our multi-state work arrives through a Midwest headquarters expanding, then keeps going. We source each site locally and manage all of them centrally.
Plants, warehouses, clinics and branches outside fiber footprints. Carrier-neutral sourcing reaches buildings a single provider cannot, including fixed wireless and regional carriers that never cold-call a site that size.
We have sourced sites outside the US for clients headquartered here. It is not the bulk of what we do and we will tell you plainly where our reach is thinner.
The problems that appear once your locations cross a state line.
Your carrier in Ohio may have no footprint in Tennessee. Sites get signed locally by whoever is available, and standardization quietly dies.
Twelve sites signed in nine different months across four carriers is how companies end up auto-renewing at yesterday's rates without anyone noticing.
Call recording consent, 911 location requirements and retention rules are state by state. A single national voice policy is usually wrong somewhere.
Every site can be individually fine while the estate is expensive, fragile and undocumented. That is the failure mode we are built for.
Headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. Working across the Midwest and nationwide for multi-location businesses.
Every address, every circuit, every contract, every renewal date. Most companies have never had this in one place, and it is usually where the first savings appear.
We define the build once - bandwidth, failover, voice, security - then source it separately at each address against whoever actually serves that building well.
One point of contact, one renewal calendar, one escalation path. New sites open like the last one instead of starting from scratch.
Send us the address list. We will tell you what each site should be paying and where the estate is fragile, at no cost.