Managed IT

Can you upgrade our office PCs if we are still on Windows 10?

Yes. We plan Windows 11 business upgrades for Canadian SMBs: hardware checks, a staged rollout, and Microsoft 365 continuity. Work can be remote Canada-wide, with on-site help in Barrington Passage, Calgary, and Fort St. John.

Context

Windows 10 is past mainstream support. Offices that delayed the Windows 11 upgrade are now mixing insecure PCs with Microsoft 365, backups, and line-of-business apps that still expect a supported OS.

Not every machine qualifies. TPM, CPU generation, and leftover specialty software decide whether we upgrade in place, replace a workstation, or isolate a leftover box.

Rural South Shore shops and field offices in northern BC often have the same problem: a pile of aging desktops and no internal IT person to sequence the work.

What we do

We inventory PCs, note which ones can take Windows 11, and flag replacements you may need to order.

We stage the upgrade so a store or office is not dark for a full day. That can be remote where it is safe, or on-site in Barrington Passage, Calgary, or Fort St. John when hands on a desk are required.

We re-check Microsoft 365 sign-in, backups, and printers after each wave so staff are not left with a pretty desktop and a broken workflow.

Result

You get a clear upgrade plan so the work is sequenced and predictable. Pricing depends on seat count and how many machines fail the Windows 11 hardware check. We quote after discovery.

Book an IT call to start the inventory. If the same site also needs Starlink or a UniFi refresh, we keep those as separate work so the Windows 11 project stays clear.

Serves Barrington Passage, NS · South Shore / Southwest Nova Scotia · Calgary, AB · Fort St. John, BC · Canada-wide remote

Updated 2026-08-14

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