VoIP & Hosted Phone Systems
Modern business phone platforms for single-site, multi-site, and remote teams.
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Business Phone Systems
Business VoIP, hosted phone systems, extensions, auto attendants, call routing, number porting, installation, and ongoing support.
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THOSE COMPUTER GUYS
Business Phone Systems
Practical technology solutions for business.
Capabilities
What we can help with
Auto Attendants & Call Routing
Design menus, ring groups, extensions, schedules, queues, and routing that fit how your business operates.
Number Porting
Coordinate existing business number migrations and new-number provisioning with supported providers.
Phones & Deployment
Configure desk phones, conference phones, softphones, extensions, and user assignments.
Network & QoS
Prepare switching, VLANs, internet connectivity, and quality-of-service settings for dependable voice traffic.
Ongoing Support
Help with changes, troubleshooting, moves, additions, user configuration, and system administration.
How we work
Our approach
Business communications that fit the way you work
A business phone system should make it easier for customers to reach the right person and easier for employees to communicate across offices, remote locations, and mobile devices.
Those Computer Guys help businesses plan, deploy, and support modern VoIP and hosted phone systems while making sure the underlying network is ready to carry reliable voice traffic.
From the network to the handset
Because voice systems depend heavily on switching, internet connectivity, VLAN design, firewall configuration, and quality of service, we can address the phone platform and the network underneath it as one coordinated project.
Whether you are replacing an aging phone system, opening another location, moving to hosted VoIP, or improving call routing, we can help build a practical path forward.
Ready when you are
Let's talk about business phone systems.
Tell us what you are working with, what is not working, or what you want to improve.
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