Computer Network Support

Bowes IT Solutions provides computer network support for the Niagara Region of southern Ontario. The communities we support include Welland, Pelham, Fonthill, Thorold, Niagara Falls, St Catharines, Port Colborne, Fort Erie, Grimsby, and surrounding areas.

Bowes IT is Niagara's first choice for cost effective and expert computer network support!

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Business Computer Services

Bowes IT Solutions is Niagara’s choice for business computer services. We don’t do residential work and we don’t make hardware and software sales a major part of our business. Here at Bowes IT we can be completely unbiased and provide the best advice and business computer services our clients money can buy.

Do you need a new computer? Bowes IT will help you select the best buy available from any vendors available. We form relationships with local computer retailers and we know what’s happening with the major hardware vendors such as Dell, HP, and IBM. As an impartial business computer service provider, we’ll give you the real scoop on your best buy. We have no hidden agenda to make a buck from your hardware and software purchases.

Our business computer services include:

Onsite Computer Services
Remote support and helpdesk services
Windows and Linux Services
Proactive Network and Server Monitoring
Repair & Troubleshooting
Computer Networking
Active Directory Installation
Microsoft Exchange & Email Servers
Internet Security and Firewalls
Data Backup
Data Recovery
PC Upgrades
Preventive Maintenance
Emergency off-hours support
Assistance with moving to new offices
Equipment setup at multiple locations
Network and Server Repair and installation
Consolidated IT support and billing

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