Restaurant IT. South Metro Atlanta.
Wi-Fi, POS, printers, and network support
for independent restaurants.
HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE WITH
01 HOW WE CAN HELP
We troubleshoot unreliable connections,
set up equipment, and help you keep track
of what’s on your network.
Fix weak coverage, replace access points, and keep guest Wi-Fi separate from the devices your restaurant relies on.
Get help with Wi-FiGet help with terminals that lose their connection and printers that stop receiving tickets. We’ll work with your POS provider when needed.
Get help with POS or printersPlan the setup for a new location, or sort out an existing network. We organize equipment, label connections, and document the layout.
Discuss a setup or cleanupTroubleshoot the connections behind cameras, music systems, and office computers. We help these devices work with the rest of your network.
Get help with connected devicesWe agree on the work, schedule, and price before getting started. Changes to POS systems follow your provider’s requirements.
02 HOW WE WORK
Here’s how we approach network setup,
recurring faults, and the support
your staff needs during a shift.
03 THE PERSON BEHIND SERVICE2SERVERS
Founder, Service2Servers
Peachtree City, Georgia
IT support.
Restaurant management.
Hands-on networking.
I started in IT support.
Restaurant management came next.
Now I’m bringing the two together.
At a managed IT services provider, I helped people with Windows, hardware, software, and network problems. I later moved into restaurant management, where keeping things running meant looking after the people, the service, and the equipment everyone depended on.
Today, I’m the assistant general manager at a fine-dining steakhouse. Alongside restaurant operations, I’ve taken on network troubleshooting, POS connectivity, Wi-Fi, and coordinating with technology vendors. When something stops working during dinner, I understand what that means for the people trying to get through the shift.
I started Service2Servers to put that experience to work for other independent restaurants. The aim is straightforward: understand the problem, explain the work, and leave the setup easier to support.
CAREER BACKGROUND
Fine-dining steakhouse
Restaurant operations, on-site technology support, network documentation, and vendor coordination.
Due South Seafood Kitchen
Day-to-day restaurant leadership, POS systems, technology upgrades, and vendor relationships.
Managed IT services provider
End-user support, Windows workstations, hardware and software troubleshooting, and issue escalation.
SELECTED PROJECTS
Mapping the restaurant’s infrastructure, administering its firewall, working on Toast connectivity, and deploying UniFi wireless equipment. Documentation has been as much a part of the job as configuration.
Developing a home network and Proxmox lab for firewall, VLAN, and virtualization work, with a dedicated network edge separate from experimental systems.
A custom 2U rackmount concept combining PC hardware and 3D-printing design, with front-facing network ports and easier access for maintenance.
WHAT COMES NEXT
I’m building this business alongside my restaurant career and continuing my networking studies. My goal is to move further into networking and infrastructure while developing useful, dependable support for local restaurants.
This site is where restaurant owners can see the help available, and where I can share the work behind it as the business grows.
Get in touch04 BEFORE YOU OPEN
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05 GET IN TOUCH
Tell us what’s going on, or what you’re planning.
We’ll discuss the work, timing, and cost
before you commit.
Peachtree City · Fayetteville · Newnan
Tyrone · Senoia & surrounding communities
SEND YOUR REQUEST
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No. Service2Servers is an independent business. Product names describe hands-on experience, not a partnership or certification. Payment and POS changes must follow your provider’s requirements.
Yes. Tell us what stopped working, when it happens, and which devices are affected. We’ll discuss what to check first and agree on the work before getting started.
The cost depends on your setup, the work involved, and whether an on-site visit is needed. Get in touch for availability and an estimate. Support is scheduled; 24/7 emergency coverage isn’t currently offered.
No. A brief description is enough to start. Don’t include passwords, payment information, remote access links, or sensitive network details in the inquiry.