Infrastructure for mission-driven organizations and small businesses that need their technology foundation to simply work. We install and manage enterprise networking, cybersecurity basics, device fleets, and productivity-suite administration — and the same team that runs your network rolls out Rooted OS on top. One partner. One bill. One person who picks up the phone.
Most MSPs hand you a contract and a ticket portal. Olive Root Tech delivers six things — implementation through innovation — so adopting technology stops feeling like a project you survive and starts feeling like a partnership you grow with.
And the network we build is the foundation Rooted OS runs on. Same team installs your switches, your firewall, your devices — and rolls out the operational platform your team uses every day. See Rooted OS →
We standardized on one enterprise-class network vendor because the alternative — a consumer router from a big-box store, a no-name switch from an online marketplace, a cloud-dependent camera from a hardware brand, and an unmanaged printer — all running on the same flat network — is the actual reason most community institutions get hacked, lose data, or wait three weeks for "the IT guy" to call back. We share the specific vendor under NDA on the founding call.
Network, Wi-Fi, cameras, access control, and VPN all live in the central management screen we manage from our operations office. No logging into four different websites every time something breaks.
No leased equipment, no proprietary cloud lock-in tax, no monthly licensing per AP. You own the boxes; we manage them. If you ever leave us, your network keeps running.
Staff, guests, cameras, and building devices each get their own separate network by default. If a parents laptop on guest Wi-Fi gets infected, it cannot reach your CACFP records on the staff network.
A secure remote connection lets us fix problems, push changes, and rebuild Wi-Fi units from our office. We come to you for installs, hardware replacements, and training — not to reboot a router.
· Specific brand names, models, & network design shared on the founding call (we keep them off the public site so competitors can't blueprint our setup) ·
Pricing is per-organization, quoted after a free remote check of your current setup. There are no confusing tiers to pick from — we scope the right amount of work for your site and that's what you pay for, monthly, flat.
Eight tabs · one real Ward 7 deployment · click through and see the infrastructure beneath the operation.
Guest devices cannot reach the staff network, the camera system, or any business records. They get internet — that's it.
If any device leaves the site or is lost, we can erase it remotely. Same-day shut-off is the standard for departing staff.
Required for Director, Admin, & all kiosk admin accounts. 5 staff accounts protected.
Suspicious traffic blocked at the gateway. Last 24 hr: 142 attempts blocked. None reached staff network.
One iPad firmware update queued for Saturday 2 AM (auto). All other devices current.
Staff · Guest · Cameras · Devices each on isolated networks. No cross-talk.
Each staff has their own login, scoped to their role. No shared passwords.
Every sign-in, every record change is logged. Inspector-exportable.
One brief outage on May 18 (Saturday, 2:08 AM) — short ISP interruption during scheduled backup run, no impact on operations.
You get this report in your inbox every month · no surprises
· Real data shape · illustrative numbers · request a free remote check of your current setup ·
Primary in-person service area: DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia. We come to you for installs, hardware swaps, and training across the Washington–Baltimore corridor.
For organizations outside the DMV, remote support, monitoring, and digital systems may be available depending on project scope — ask on the founding call.
If the answer to your question isn't here, ask it on the founding call — we'll add it.
A 30-minute call, a remote scan of your current network, and a written audit you keep — whether you hire us or not. Most orgs find at least one thing they didn't know was a problem.