Tigard, Tualatin & the 217 corridor

IT support and managed IT services in Tigard and Tualatin, minutes from our Beaverton office.

Resource One’s office sits just up Highway 217 from Washington Square, which puts Tigard, Tualatin, Lake Oswego and Sherwood inside our shortest drive. We’re members of the Tigard Chamber of Commerce, we’ve provided managed IT services and IT support to Washington County businesses since 1997, and on-site help along the corridor is typically a matter of minutes.

At a glance

Just up the highway
OfficeBeaverton, off 217
On-siteTypically 15–30 min
ChamberTigard member
Serving since1997
AgreementsMonth-to-month
Why local matters here

Close enough to show up, not just to answer.

Most IT problems resolve remotely, and we’ll tell you so plainly. The ones that don’t, a dead switch in a Tualatin warehouse, a failed server behind a Tigard dental office, a cutover that needs someone in the room, are where distance turns into downtime. From our office on SW 105th, Washington Square is a few minutes away and Tualatin Commons is a short run down I-5, so those visits are measured in minutes rather than scheduled for tomorrow.

Familiarity does the rest. A technician who has already been in your building skips the twenty minutes of orientation a rotating stranger spends on every visit, and the knowledge stays with a team you can reach by name.

What we handle

The short list, done without drama
  • Help desk answered by a person who knows you
  • Proactive monitoring & patching that actually happens
  • Security that catches what's aimed at the front desk
  • Backup that's been tested, not just scheduled
  • Microsoft 365 & cloud, set up and looked after
  • On-site hands, measured in minutes
The corridor we cover

From Washington Square to the Tualatin industrial parks.

The 217 and I-5 corridor packs an unusual mix into a few miles: distributors and light manufacturers along Tualatin-Sherwood Road, professional practices in the Tigard Triangle and on Kruse Way, medical and dental offices, and the retail and hospitality around Washington Square and Bridgeport Village. They need the same essentials, run reliably by a provider who can get there.

MinutesFrom our Beaverton office to Tigard
15–30 minTypical on-site response across the corridor
ChamberMember of the Tigard Chamber of Commerce
Since 1997Managed IT for Washington County businesses
“Whenever we have a problem, we know we can call or email and someone will be right on it. The ease of doing business with them is the best part.”
Annie ShullRaptor Ridge Winery
Tigard, Tualatin and the cities around them

The 217 and I-5 corridor, and the rest of the metro.

Our Beaverton office puts the whole south side of Washington County in easy reach: Tigard and King City, Tualatin and Durham, Sherwood, and across the county line into Lake Oswego and Wilsonville. The same team covers Beaverton, Hillsboro and the greater Portland metro, which matters for businesses with more than one location.

The businesses that struggle usually aren’t under-spending. They’re buying the right things from providers too far away, in miles or in attention, to deliver them.

Where we work

From our Beaverton office
  • Tigard, the Tigard Triangle & Washington Square
  • Tualatin, Durham & the Tualatin-Sherwood Road corridor
  • Lake Oswego & Kruse Way
  • Sherwood, King City & Wilsonville
  • The greater Portland metro
Before you sign with anyone

The five-minute test for any “local” provider.

Whoever you’re evaluating, us included, a few questions separate a local partner from a local phone number.

01
Where do the technicians sit?

Ask for the cross streets, not the coverage map.

02
How fast to your door, in traffic?

A Tigard or Tualatin business should hear an answer in minutes, 217 at rush hour included.

03
Who actually shows up?

The same people, or whoever’s next in the queue? Named reps mean the familiarity is real.

04
What does the contract bet on?

Long lock-ins bet you can’t leave. Month-to-month bets the service is good.

Let's talk

IT support from a few exits up 217.

Start with a free, no-pressure review of where things stand. A real person answers the phone, and every agreement is month-to-month.