Peggy Kinnane's
8 N Vail Ave, Arlington Heights
Downtown, and comfortable for a working conversation that does not need a private room.
About 7 miles via IL-53. Professional, medical, and dental offices downtown. Manufacturing, warehouse, and flex space, including Northwest Gateway Center, elsewhere in the village.
Or call now: 844-625-5925 — a human picks up.
About 7 miles via IL-53. Arlington Heights is both a professional-office downtown and a manufacturing, warehouse, and distribution community.
North and east of Schaumburg via IL-53. Near enough for Complete onsite. Traffic varies, so the useful number is the miles.
The village describes a downtown of shops, restaurants, and offices, and also a base of manufacturing, warehouse, and flex space, including Northwest Gateway Center.
Professional and clinical offices land on Complete, Remote, or Co-Managed IT. Shared warehouse technology, when it is actually there, lands on Ops.
Downtown Arlington Heights is an easy place to meet. Pick a spot, bring the question you actually have, and lunch is on us. No deck, and no obligation.
8 N Vail Ave, Arlington Heights
Downtown, and comfortable for a working conversation that does not need a private room.
115 W Campbell St, Arlington Heights
On Campbell, when you want a proper table and enough time to talk through the details.
140 E Wing St, Arlington Heights
Breakfast or an early lunch, before the rest of the appointments start.
Lunch is an introduction, not a contract condition. Pick a place and a topic, then tell us how to reach you.
The village describes both. A dental office near downtown and a flex building with shared stations are not the same IT purchase.
The work is Microsoft 365, client or patient-adjacent data, and a day that is scheduled in appointments. Downtime is a waiting room, not a metaphor.
See professional services →The village cites Northwest Gateway Center and a wider base of industrial and flex buildings with expressway access. Shared PCs, scanners, printers, and Wi-Fi there are an Ops question.
See warehouse IT →Matter files, financial records, and clinical systems need identity, email security, and backup with proof. We support the IT around those systems and coordinate with the application vendor.
See secureIT →Do not put a downtown practice on a warehouse plan, and do not count every flex-building shift as an office user.
Routine onsite included, for offices that want a person on site when remote repair is the wrong tool. Microsoft 365 Business Premium is included.
See Complete →For the firm that has someone internal and wants security, monitoring, and escalation without handing over the relationship.
See Co-Managed IT →Shared stations, scanners, label printers, and warehouse Wi-Fi priced as an environment. Office employees with their own accounts stay on a user plan.
See wedoIT Ops →Restore-tested backups and a report that says whether yesterday’s copy would actually recover. That is the evidence a professional firm can show.
See recoverIT →These are illustrative examples, not customer stories.
The calendar is full and Microsoft 365 or a line-of-business PC is not. Remote support goes first. Complete includes the onsite visit if the hardware is the failure.
We bring the network and endpoint evidence and stay on the call. Application configuration stays with that vendor. The argument does not get to bounce between voicemails.
They do not. Shared stations and scanners are Ops. The office staff are users. The invoice should be able to tell those apart.
The rates are published. A lunch downtown or a 15-minute call is enough to put those rates next to the current invoice. Signing is a later decision.
Arlington Heights is inside it. If you're in Joliet, DeKalb, or the far south suburbs, we're honestly not your best option for onsite work, and we'll tell you that on the first call instead of after you've signed.
Fifteen minutes, published pricing, straight answers. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so and point you to someone who is.
And it's guaranteed: if there is ever anything you are not completely happy with, we will do whatever it takes to make it right.
Or call now: 844-625-5925 — a human picks up.