Redundancy
Built a cell short
Capacity is provisioned so a node can drop out without anything queueing behind it. That is not a feature we added; it is how the platform is sized before a single customer lands on it.
Managed hosting · Est. 1985 · New Providence, NJ
Take a square out.
Nothing moves.
Premium hosting and managed IT for businesses across New Jersey and New York. Sized with room to lose a node, watched around the clock, and answered by an engineer whose name you already know.
grid nominal — 24 cells in rotation
Illustration of N+1 failover. Not a live feed.
- Platform uptime
- 99.98%
- Published availability figure
- Years running
- 41
- Same owners since 1985
- Support desk
- 24/7
- Phone, email, remote, on-site
- Orders processed
- 44,700
- Lifetime, all service lines
Three things that don't change
The mark has had a square missing since 1985. It is a reasonable summary of how we build: leave the spare capacity in, keep a person on the end of the line, and stay put long enough to be held to it.
Support
A name, not a queue
Every account gets an assigned engineer who knows your estate. You call the same number our clients have called since 1985 and a person picks it up, at any hour.
Longevity
Same building since the eighties
41 years, one town, two owners. We are still here to answer for work we did a decade ago, which changes the kind of advice we are willing to give.
Hosting
Three tiers, one platform
Start with a website and a domain, or hand us the whole estate. The infrastructure underneath is the same either way — the difference is how much of it we run for you.
2 of 5
Site
Websites, domains, and business mail
Quotedper site, monthly
- Platform
- Shared, NVMe
- Domains & DNS
- Managed on our nameservers
- Certificates
- Issued and renewed for you
- Backups
- Daily, 30-day retention
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Application
Line-of-business systems that have to stay up
Quotedper environment, monthly
- Platform
- Dedicated or isolated
- Redundancy
- N+1 across the cluster
- Monitoring
- 24/7, alerts to our desk
- Patching
- Windowed, verified, reported
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Estate
Everything, managed as one thing
Quotedquoted per engagement
- Platform
- Hosted, on-prem, hyperscaler
- Scope
- Hosting, network, security, voice
- Response
- Contracted, on-site included
- Review
- Quarterly, with your team
EverServe
The rest of the department
Hosting is one line on the invoice. Most clients hand us the network, the phones, the endpoints, and the backups too, because it is one number to call when any of it breaks.
Managed IT
Your whole IT department, on a fixed monthly fee.
Read moreCloud
Workloads placed where they actually run best.
Read moreSecurity
Perimeter, endpoint, and policy — monitored, not just installed.
Read moreNetworks
LAN, wireless, broadband, and SD-WAN that hold under load.
Read moreUnified communications
Cloud phone system that answers anywhere your people are.
Read moreMicrosoft 365
Licensing, migration, and the parts Microsoft does not cover.
Read moreData protection
Backup and recovery sized to what you actually hold.
Read moreRemote access
Reach any managed device without being in the room.
Read moreIT maintenance
Scheduled upkeep so failures stop being surprises.
Read moreSystems integration
Getting the parts you already bought to work together.
Read moreSince 1985
Started in a basement in 1985. Still answering the same phone number.
EverTech was founded in our CEO John Everitt's parents' basement. A year in, John took a leap of faith on a client, Ronald Hepburn, and asked him to become a partner rather than risk losing his best customer. They have run the company together ever since.
When the company outgrew the basement it moved to 180 South Street in New Providence, New Jersey, and never left. We serve small and medium businesses across the Northeast, and large ones when the work calls for it.
Tell us what's breaking.
A half-hour call with an engineer, not a sales rep. If we are not the right fit we will say so and point you somewhere better.