Multi-bay Wi-Fi
Industrial-grade APs, proper site survey, signal that reaches every bay and the parts room.
Shop management software that doesn't kick you out at noon. Parts ordering connectors that stay connected. Wi-Fi that reaches the back bay through three concrete walls. Customer text reminders that actually send. Built for DFW auto shops.
Most shop owners don't realize their Wi-Fi problems aren't software — they're physics. Auto shops have everything Wi-Fi hates: concrete walls, metal racking, hydraulic lifts, big rolling doors that open and close all day. Drop a residential router on the front desk and signal degrades to nothing by bay 4.
The fix is industrial-grade access points spec'd for shop floors, with proper channel planning and a real site survey. We walk every bay, every parts room, and the customer waiting area before we quote. Then we install gear that actually works for years, not weeks.
Most "shop crashes" we get called for aren't software bugs — they're network drops, expired SSL certs, version-mismatch issues with parts vendor connectors. We monitor the boring stuff so the writer doesn't lose half a repair order at lunch.
Industrial-grade APs, proper site survey, signal that reaches every bay and the parts room.
Mitchell, Tekmetric, Shopmonkey, AutoLeap, R.O. Writer — network and integration support.
WorldPac, NAPA, AutoZone Pro, Advance Auto Pro. Stable connectors that stay connected.
Service-due text reminders, appointment confirmations, follow-ups. Configured and on.
WorkTrack for clock-in by tech, by job, by bay. Payroll exports and labor-cost reporting.
QuickBooks, payroll, email, file shares, secure backups, multi-user printer that prints.
Mitchell 1, Shop-Ware, Tekmetric, Shopmonkey, AutoLeap, Identifix, R.O. Writer. We don't replace vendor support — we make sure the network, devices, and integrations around the software run smoothly.
Yes. Auto shops are tough RF environments — concrete, metal racking, lifts, big rolling doors. We do site surveys before we quote and install access points spec'd for industrial spaces, not residential.
WorldPac, NAPA, AutoZone Pro, Advance Auto Pro, O'Reilly First Call. Most of these need stable VPN or PC-based connectors — we set those up and keep them running.
Yes — most modern shop management platforms have this built in. We turn it on, configure templates, integrate with your appointment book, and make sure the right phone number is sending.
Yes. QuickBooks for bookkeeping, ADP/Gusto for payroll, WorkTrack for tech-hour tracking (included with managed IT). All integrated, all stable.