Business Help Desk and IT Support for Western PA, OH, WV, and NY
in Butler, PA

The person who answers the phone or picks up the ticket is a senior engineer who can resolve the issue, not a tier-one script-reader whose job is to verify the user has tried turning it off and on again. Most issues close on the first interaction without an escalation hand-off. The customer's office manager and end users stop bracing for the third call back when they open a ticket because the third call back stops happening.

Phone (833-859-9021), email (support@mcrbts.com), web ticket portal, and Microsoft Teams chat channel inside the customer's tenant for users who prefer chat over phone or email. Every channel funnels to the same engineer-staffed queue with the same SLA. The customer picks the channel that fits their communication style instead of being forced into a help-desk vendor's preferred contact path.

Critical issues (production outage, security incident, data-loss scenario, payment-processing down, EHR or DMS or PMS down at a billing-cycle moment) get a 1-to-2-hour response window with engineer hands on the problem. Same-business-day on routine requests (new user setup, password reset, printer pairing, email rules, M365 license assignment). Documented SLA, measured against monthly with the customer's quarterly business review reporting on actual hit rate.

Genuine emergencies after business hours (security incident at 11 PM Saturday, ransomware encryption alert at 2 AM Sunday, EHR down on a holiday weekend) route to an on-call senior engineer through the documented escalation path. The on-call rotation is staffed every weekend and every holiday; the customer's emergency doesn't wait for Monday morning's email backlog to clear.

Every ticket carries a written record of the reported issue, the diagnostic steps, the resolution, the root cause if it surfaces, the time-on-issue, and the customer-visible communication. The documentation trail serves three audiences: the customer's office manager who needs to know what happened on her staff's tickets last week, the cyber-insurance carrier or HIPAA OCR auditor who needs evidence of operational discipline, and the next engineer who picks up a similar issue six months later and benefits from the prior diagnostic work.

ConnectWise ScreenConnect, NinjaOne, or Datto RMM deployed across the entire endpoint fleet with unattended access so the engineer fixes the issue without the user having to be at the keyboard clicking accept on a screen-share request. The user calls in with a frozen Outlook at 9 AM, the engineer is screen-sharing into the machine within 90 seconds, and the issue resolves before the 9:15 client call. The user never leaves the call to authenticate a remote-support session.