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IT Project Design & Installation in Connecticut

A lease that's up, a server past end of life, an acquisition that has to be folded into your systems by a date somebody already promised. Projects like these go wrong when nobody owns the schedule. ASG puts a dedicated project manager and project engineers on the work, sequences it around your operating hours, and hands the environment back documented.

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What you get
  • Dedicated project managers and engineers
  • Tier 2 and 3 engineers on the build
  • Office moves, cabling, and network rebuilds
  • Cloud migrations and acquisition integrations
  • Server refreshes staged, with a way back
  • Carrier and circuit work ordered early
  • Documented and handed off at the end
What's included

From the first site walk to the final handoff

Dedicated Project Managers

Your project gets its own project manager and project engineers: tier 2 and tier 3 staff, meaning senior specialists rather than first-line help desk. The person tracking your schedule isn't also triaging somebody else's outage, which is the usual reason a project goes quiet for a week.

Acquisitions & Consolidations

Buy a company and you inherit two of everything, from domains to line-of-business software. ASG maps what each side runs, works out with you what survives, then handles the conversion and consolidation: data moved, users merged, retired systems shut down properly.

Full Network Rebuilds

Switches, wireless, firewalls, and servers replaced as one coordinated project instead of one emergency at a time. Doing it together is what lets the design be right: segmentation that holds, wireless that covers the building you're actually in, and a firewall configured for your traffic rather than left on its defaults.

Which model fits

Run as a project, or handled as it comes up?

Plenty of this work gets done a piece at a time, and for a single switch that's the right call. The difference shows up on the jobs that touch more than one system at once.

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Run as a projectHandled as it comes up
Who owns the scheduleA dedicated project manager, start to finishWhoever has time that week
Who does the workProject engineers, tier 2 and tier 3Whoever is free between tickets
Vendors, carriers & tradesASG coordinates them and chases the datesYou referee the trades yourself
Before a migrationA backup taken and tested firstAssumed to be current
Cutover timingOutside your operating hours where the work allowsWhenever the hours happen to be free
Cabling & rackLabeled and documented as it goes inTraced by hand the next time
When something turns up mid-projectRe-scoped and re-sequenced in writingA conversation and another invoice
At the endDocumentation of what changedIt works, and one person remembers how
AfterwardsRolls into managed IT and the help deskCall someone when it breaks
The full scope

What else you get

Office Moves

The circuit install date sets your calendar more than the movers do. ASG walks the space, plans the drops and the rack, and orders the carrier work early.

Structured Cabling

New drops, patch panels, racks, and the labeling that decides what your next change costs. Our engineers do the work; licensed trades come in where the job calls for it.

Server Refresh

Hardware past end of life or an OS losing support, replaced in stages with a tested backup first, a way back at each step, and cutover outside your hours where the work allows.

Cloud Migrations

Microsoft 365, Azure, and file shares moved in waves with a pilot group first. Data gets checked after each wave, so a problem surfaces while it's still small.

Hardware Rollouts

Standardized machines built to one configuration and deployed in waves, so a new device arrives ready to work. Old equipment gets wiped to a documented standard.

Extra Hands

Co-managed clients bring us in for the work that needs bodies in a room: deployments, moves, and setups that otherwise land on one or two people.

Build-Outs

ASG works to the construction schedule alongside your general contractor, electrician and landlord. Rack decisions before the walls close cost less than after.

Security Built In

A project is the cheapest moment to fix posture. MFA, backup coverage, and segmentation go in as the environment goes up, aligned to the NIST framework.

Documentation & Handoff

Every project ends with the environment written down: what went in, how it's configured, what changed, into the records the help desk already works from.

ASG staff at a client event, and an engineer working at their desk
An ASG technician installing and cabling a server rack at a client site
On the ground

From the plan to the last patch cable

Office moves, server rooms, network overhauls, structured cabling: ASG scopes the work, schedules it around your business, and puts engineers on site, with licensed trades where the job calls for it. You get a documented result and a network ready to hand off, not a pile of boxes and a login.

  • Scoped and scheduled around your operations
  • Our engineers on site, licensed trades where the job needs them
  • Documented and handed off, not dumped
The proactive difference

When did your IT provider last call you first?

Most IT waits for the phone to ring. ASG comes to you before there's something to call about. Here's the mechanism behind that, in writing.

Quarterly Risk Audits

Your Technology Alignment Manager (TAM) audits your environment against IT best practices and cybersecurity checks, quarterly for most clients, keeps your documentation current, and flags risk while it's still cheap to fix.

A vCIO Who Owns It

Your virtual CIO writes the policies, builds the rolling technology roadmap, and reviews risk directly with your leadership, so IT decisions get made ahead of the budget cycle instead of after an incident.

Findings Walked Through

That audit is a 317-question assessment across 46 categories. Your TAM and your vCIO each review and date every item, then the findings get walked through with you. Written in business terms, and they become next year's plan.

The Proactive Partner Guarantee

We'll be the most proactive partner you've ever worked with.

Why it matters

Projects that land on time

One PM
Single point of contact
Tier 2–3
Project engineers on the work
Staged
Cutovers with a way back
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An engineer answers

Questions, answered straight

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