IT support in Chelsea

Chelsea is not one estate. A private office off the King's Road, a gallery that lives on a shared login, and a restaurant that cannot take cards are three different jobs. We will not sell them the same bundle and call it local.

The private offices are usually small, and the cost of a mistake is not. A file still open to someone who has left, a mailbox in a personal name, a laptop that cannot be locked because nobody enrolled it. That is the work, done quietly.

Galleries and studios lose time in the same place: the archive in three inboxes, and a login the last freelancer still holds. We put the files in an account the organisation owns and write down who can open them.

Hospitality on the King's Road is the public version of the same day. Guests on one network, the till on another, the line watched, the phones answered by a rule someone wrote down before the cutover.

Chelsea is on the same desk as Fulham and Belgravia. Phone and remote first. A visit when the job and the distance allow. Confidential material stays out of a public chat box unless you have agreed, in writing, that it may be seen.