Managed IT Support
On-site IT support when remote isn't enough
On-site IT support from engineers based in Hoddesdon: hardware, cabling, new starters and office moves across Hertfordshire, west Essex and London.
In short
On-site IT support means an engineer comes to your premises to deal with the jobs remote tools can't reach: failed hardware, cabling, new desks, network cabinets and office moves. Dig IT Solutions' engineers travel from Hoddesdon to sites across Hertfordshire, west Essex and London, on scheduled visits or whenever a ticket needs hands on the equipment.
When you need this
Signs this is the right conversation
- Our current provider is remote-only and everything physical gets pushed back to us.
- A dead switch or a failed server can't be fixed over the phone, and we're down until someone arrives.
- New starters turn up to a desk with no working PC, phone or network point.
- We're moving office and nobody owns the IT side of the move.
- We want the same engineers to know our building, cabinets and quirks.
Scope
What we deliver
Call-out visits for physical faults
Failed drives, dead switches, faulty access points, damaged cabling and printer hardware are handled in person when a remote fix isn't possible.
Scheduled site visits
Regular half-day or full-day visits for businesses that prefer a familiar face: walking the floor, dealing with queued requests and checking the comms room.
New starter desk setups
Device from your standard build, docking station, monitors, phone and network point tested before the person arrives, driven by the new-starter form in the client portal.
Network cabinet and cabling work
Patching, tidying, labelling and replacing kit in comms cabinets, plus new Cat6 or Cat6a runs where desks are added or moved.
Server and infrastructure maintenance
Physical checks, firmware updates, disk replacements and UPS testing on on-site servers, NAS units and firewalls.
Office move support
Surveying the new premises, planning connectivity and cabling, and being on-site on move day so people can work from the first morning.
Outcomes
What you get out of it
- Physical faults are fixed by someone who knows the site, not a stranger with a job sheet.
- New people are productive on day one.
- Comms rooms stay tidy, labelled and documented.
- One provider covers both remote and on-site work, so nothing falls in the gap.
FAQ
Questions we are asked
Where do you provide on-site IT support?
When is on-site IT support needed rather than remote?
Can we book regular on-site visits?
How long does it take an engineer to reach us?
Do you charge extra for on-site visits?
Insights
Further reading
Managed IT Support
What does an IT support company actually do for a business? A typical week, explained
What an IT support company does day to day for a UK business: helpdesk, monitoring, patching, security, Microsoft 365, backup and networks, as a typical week.
Managed IT Support
In-house vs outsourced IT support: which is right for a UK business of up to 250 people?
In-house IT versus outsourced managed support for UK SMEs: a salary-versus-MSP cost table, the co-managed middle ground and the signs it is time to outsource.
Guides & Checklists
Office move IT checklist: what to do 12, 8, 4 and 1 weeks before you relocate
A week-by-week IT checklist for an office move: connectivity lead times, cabling and Wi-Fi survey, hardware and cloud decisions, phones and serviced offices.
Next step
Talk to an engineer, not a sales script
Tell us what is not working, or what you are planning, and we will give you a straight view on what it would take to fix.

