Technology that helps you get on with your work.

Reliable Wi-Fi, clear sound and video, useful websites and software, and controls that make sense. Practical help for small businesses and churches in Vicksburg and nearby communities.

Start with the problem you need to solve. We’ll talk through the options, the work involved, and what it will cost.

Tell us what you need

The work.

Practical help with the things that keep work moving.

Networks & everyday support

When connections drop or a computer keeps interrupting your day, start by finding the cause. Help can include better Wi-Fi coverage, network upgrades, computer setup, software troubleshooting, and getting devices to communicate.

Networks can be arranged so staff, guests, and equipment have the access they need.

Clear sound, video & room controls

Make it easier for people to hear, see, and use the room. Microphones and speakers, screens and projectors, livestreams, video walls, and lobby displays can be planned around the space and the people running it.

Controls can bring sound, screens, cameras, and power into one understandable interface. Training and documentation are part of the agreed scope, so staff and volunteers know how to use the setup.

Websites & useful software

Help people find what they need on your website. Give staff a practical way to handle requests, track equipment, or manage work without entering the same information in several places.

Custom tools can also connect room and building schedules to equipment, including heating and cooling controls.

Technology and controls are the focus. Licensed electrical or mechanical work is a separate scope for the appropriate trade professionals.

You should know what you’re paying for.

Before work begins, we’ll talk through the recommendation, the limits, and what’s included. Then we’ll agree on the scope and cost.

Labor & project work
Planning, setup, development, testing, documentation, and training. Your estimate or proposal says what is included.
Equipment & materials
Listed separately, with who purchases them and any tax or shipping.
Recurring costs
Hosting, domains, software licenses, subscriptions, and any agreed support. You should know who bills you and how often.

The estimate or proposal also names assumptions and exclusions. If the work needs to change, we’ll talk through the cost and timing with you and get approval before doing the additional work. Ongoing support is included only when agreed.

You keep access to your systems.

Your equipment and business accounts stay under your control, with administrator access and documentation. The proposal also spells out hosting ownership, source-code delivery, reusable components, third-party licensing, and handoff arrangements.

Here in Vicksburg.

I’m Brandon, the person behind Pittman Labs. I want to make things better for the businesses and churches here. That includes clear explanations, useful documentation, and helping the people who use the systems understand them.

Tell us what you need.

A problem that needs fixing, a project you have in mind, or a system you’re trying to make sense of.