Request IT Support

Request IT support by telling us what is happening and whether you prefer a call or an email. A real BPCN team member will review your request and get back to you.

How can we help?

Tell us what you need and how you would like us to respond.

    Preferred response *

    Prefer to contact us directly?

    Call for urgent issues, or email whenever that is more convenient.

    After you submit

    • We review your request.
    • A BPCN team member replies by your preferred method.
    • We agree on the most practical next step.

    Personal help from a local team
    Remote support across Greater Boston; on-site service centered on Woburn and nearby communities.

    When to Request IT Support

    Request IT support when a computer problem, account issue, network interruption, security concern, or software question is getting in the way of your work. You do not need to diagnose the cause first. Tell us what you are seeing, who is affected, and when the issue began.

    • Computers, printers, or business applications are not working correctly.
    • Someone cannot access an account, file, cloud service, or shared resource.
    • Your internet connection or office network is unreliable.
    • You are concerned about a suspicious email, login, pop-up, or security alert.
    • You need help planning equipment, Microsoft 365, backups, or a technology change.
    • A recurring problem is costing your team time.

    What Happens After You Contact BPCN?

    After you request IT support, a Boston PC Networking team member reviews the details and responds using your preferred method. We ask focused questions, explain the practical options, and determine whether remote assistance or an on-site visit makes the most sense. For urgent issues, call us directly so we can understand the situation as quickly as possible.

    For ongoing needs, learn about our managed IT services, local IT support, and cybersecurity services. These services can help reduce recurring problems and give your team a clear place to turn when technology needs attention.