Since 2002. Across seven states.
For more than two decades, TechTicket has shown up — at desks, in server rooms, on construction sites, in classrooms. In 2026, we are doing it again, at a different scale.
TechTicket began in 2002 as a regional technical support outfit serving small businesses, school districts, and a handful of larger enterprises that wanted real people answering when something broke. We grew the way good service companies grow — one customer at a time, mostly by word of mouth, mostly to neighbors of customers who were already happy.
Over the next two decades, we operated in Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Idaho, Georgia, Tennessee, and South Carolina. Seven states, a network of technicians, on-site teams driving routes, and the same answer to every call: someone shows up, and the problem gets fixed.
By 2026, the way technical work happens has changed. So have we. The new TechTicket keeps everything that made the old one work — verified people, real accountability, a phone you can call — and rebuilds the rest as a national platform that scales the model without diluting it.
The original seven.
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UT — 01Utah
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NV — 02Nevada
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AZ — 03Arizona
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ID — 04Idaho
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GA — 05Georgia
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TN — 06Tennessee
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SC — 07South Carolina
TechTicket is now a nationwide service company — online and on-site — with a platform built for the way technical work actually happens now. Vetted technicians, mediated communication, every session logged and reviewed.
Launch / release date: October 1, 2026.