City of Falls Church
Managed IT Services in Falls Church
Managed IT services for small to midsized organizations inside the Beltway, in a city of 2.2 square miles built around Broad and Washington Streets.
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Is NRVPC the right IT partner for your Falls Church business?
All of Falls Church is in our service area. The fit is about your organization:
You are a strong fit if you:
- Have 20 to 500 employees on company-owned computers
- Have at least one office near the Virginia I-495 corridor
What you get from NRVPC:
- Unlimited help desk for every employee
- Managed security on every device, with MFA on all email and VPN
- Quarterly business reviews with your leadership team
- One-hour on-site response across the Washington, D.C. area
If NRVPC is not the right fit, we will say so.
What can Falls Church businesses expect from NRVPC?
NRVPC is a managed service provider (MSP) based in Fairfax, Virginia.
We manage IT for Falls Church organizations with 20 to 500 employees on company-owned computers: the help desk, every computer, the firewall, email and security, for one monthly fee. In a city this compact, offices sit close to their clients and to each other, and a dependable network is part of how a firm is known.
What makes Falls Church different for IT support?
The City of Falls Church is an independent city, separate from both Fairfax County and Arlington County. At 2.2 square miles it is one of the two smallest cities in Virginia by area, and it calls itself the Little City.
- Broad Street and Washington Street. Route 7 and Route 29 cross at the city center, and the city's offices and shops line both roads.
- West Broad Street. The city adopted a plan for the West Broad corridor in 2016 that calls for denser, walkable redevelopment. Founders Row is one finished result.
- West Falls. A mixed-use district the city is building on land near the West Falls Church Metro station.
- Two Metro stations just outside the line. East Falls Church, on the Orange and Silver Lines, is in Arlington. West Falls Church, on the Orange Line, is in Fairfax County. Neither sits inside the city itself.
If your staff come in by Metro on some days and work from home on others, the setup at home matters as much as the office. We configure Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace so a Falls Church team works the same way from either place, and one-hour on-site response applies when hands-on work is needed.
Your IT partner in Falls Church
Watched 24/7
Monitoring detects an issue in 8 minutes on average, often before anyone notices.
Planned each quarter
A 3-year roadmap for hardware and software, set with your leadership.
Priced by the month
One predictable fee covers unlimited support for every employee. Larger projects are quoted separately.
What NRVPC manages for Falls Church businesses
- Managed IT Services: your outsourced IT department, from new laptops to the firewall.
- IT Help Desk: certified engineers by phone, remote session or on site, with a 12-minute average response.
- Remote IT Monitoring: 24/7 watch over servers, computers and the network.
- Network Security Management: documented firewall rules and quarterly security audits.
- Cloud Solutions: Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace at 99.99% uptime, so the office and home work alike.
- IT Consulting: hardware refresh budgeting and independent vendor evaluation.
Why do Falls Church firms choose NRVPC?
- A Northern Virginia engineer who knows your network
- Founded in 2006
- Certified engineers: CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+, SecurityX (formerly CASP+)
- Built for small to midsized organizations
- The same security standard for every client
Questions from Falls Church businesses
Is all of Falls Church in NRVPC's service area?
Yes. The whole city is on our service list, and so are the places around it: Arlington, McLean, Merrifield and Annandale. One-hour on-site response applies when a visit is needed.
Can NRVPC support a law office near the Broad and Washington intersection?
Yes. Legal practices are one of our five core industries. MFA on all email and VPN, encryption on devices that hold client data, and least-privilege access support attorney-client confidentiality, and we review them with you each quarter.
We hire often. How are new staff and leavers handled?
User onboarding and offboarding are part of every plan. New starters get their accounts and device set up, and leavers lose access when they go, all under the monthly fee.
Who comes to your Falls Church office?
NRVPC sends the closest available technician. Our technicians are based in Alexandria, Springfield, Fairfax, and Warrenton, with one-hour on-site response when a visit is needed.
Where does NRVPC provide managed IT services?
NRVPC’s office in FairfaxFalls Church
Northern Virginia
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What happens in an IT Assessment
In an IT assessment, you and Zach Launey, NRVPC's President, review your current environment, security and compliance. It ends in recommendations and a roadmap.
A 15-minute intro call
You tell Zach your objectives, what you wish were different about your IT, and what you would have technology do if you could wave a magic wand.
A review of your environment
We review your devices, network, platforms, and security posture. If you have an office, that means about an hour there, looking at your network equipment and printers. Fully remote teams meet on a video call.
Recommendations and a roadmap
Then we show you exactly what a managed plan would cover.
Eric Campbell, NRVPC's Chief Technical Officer, joins when needed.
Ready to see what managed IT could do for your Falls Church team?
Book an IT assessment. We review how your office runs today and set out, in plain terms, what a managed plan would cover.
Or email sales@nrvpc.com