Support Tech
IT support, managed services and hardware for small businesses in the Lothians, Borders and beyond
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Support Tech
Support Tech provides IT support and services to small businesses, including support contracts, ad hoc help, outsourced IT management and infrastructure projects. It also sources, installs and services computers, laptops and network equipment.
Its customers span sports and leisure, hospitality, agriculture, healthcare, retail and professional services. Support is offered through contracts or as needed, with project work covering office moves, server deployments and network infrastructure.
Support Tech Limited is based in Longniddry, Scotland, and was founded in 2004.
Product: IT support, outsourced IT management, infrastructure project delivery, and sourcing, installation and servicing of business IT equipment.
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