Managed IT in Salt Lake City & the Wasatch Front

Managed IT services for Salt Lake City businesses

Full-stack managed IT — helpdesk, cloud, cybersecurity, and strategy — on one flat monthly rate.

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The Salt Lake City IT company that actually picks up the phone

Most Salt Lake City business owners don’t want to think about IT. They want email to work, the Wi-Fi to hold up in the conference room, and their data to be there when they need it. Gravity Networks makes all of that invisible — and when something does go sideways, a local engineer handles it fast.

What we cover: managed IT, cybersecurity, cloud and Microsoft 365, business continuity, outsourced CIO consulting, and VoIP. One Salt Lake City team, one flat monthly rate.

WHY SALT LAKE CITY BUSINESSES SWITCH TO GRAVITY

We wrote these into the contract. If we miss, you don't pay for the month.

Real humans
Responsive support

Engineers pick up tickets fast — not ‘soon,’ not ‘end of day.’ No call-center tree, no auto-reply purgatory.

Flat-rate
Monthly pricing

One predictable invoice. No surprise overages, no nickel-and-diming.

Since 2010
100+ SMBs served

Gravity Networks has been the managed-IT partner for 100+ small and mid-sized businesses across Utah and Tennessee since 2010. Years of operating experience, not a one-engineer shop.

Local
Engineers on the ground

Salt Lake City and Knoxville teams — not offshore, not a call-center script.

ON THE GROUND IN SALT LAKE CITY

Our Salt Lake Cityteam works out of a real office — not a PO box. When something breaks, engineers from here handle it. No handoff to an offshore call center, no “a ticket has been created” email at 2am.

Salt Lake City Office350 S 200 E
Suite 102
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
801-590-2637

Service Area

Salt Lake CityMidvaleSandyWest JordanMurrayWhite CityTaylorsville
Salt Lake City
350 S 200 E
Salt Lake City, UT 84111

SALT LAKE CITY MANAGED IT QUESTIONS

What SLC business owners ask before signing — answered straight.

How much do managed IT services cost in Salt Lake City?

Most Salt Lake City SMBs we work with land between roughly $100 and $200 per user per month for a fully-managed engagement — helpdesk, monitoring, patching, security baseline, and quarterly strategy. The range depends on user count, the security stack you need (managed EDR and a 24/7 SOC sit at the higher end), and whether servers or specialized line-of-business apps are in scope. We publish a written Services Guide before any quote so what's included is in writing — not buried in a sales deck.

Do you actually have a Salt Lake City office, or do you outsource support?

Our SLC office is at 350 S 200 E, Suite 102, in downtown Salt Lake City — and the engineers who pick up your tickets work from that office or from elsewhere in Utah. We don't outsource your tickets to an offshore call center. When you call, you get a named engineer on our local team, in your time zone.

Which Salt Lake City suburbs do you serve?

From our downtown SLC office we cover the full Wasatch Front — Salt Lake City, Midvale, Sandy, Murray, West Jordan, Taylorsville, White City, Draper, South Jordan, and surrounding cities. On-site visits when they're needed; everything else handled remotely the same day.

Do you require a long-term contract?

No long lock-in contracts. The standard agreement is a one-year term under our written Master Services Agreement, with a Services Guide that spells out exactly what's in scope before you sign. Both documents live on this site — you can read them line-by-line before any quote.

How fast do you respond when something breaks?

Response SLAs are written into the MSA — typically 15 minutes for a high-severity outage (line down, can't work) and one business hour for standard issues. After-hours coverage and weekend support are included on the standard plan. If we miss the SLA on a given month, you don't pay for that month's managed services.

Can you support our existing in-house IT person?

Yes — we run a co-managed model for businesses that already have an internal IT lead or sysadmin. We provide overflow capacity, after-hours coverage, specialist projects (cybersecurity, cloud migrations, compliance), and tooling your internal team plugs into. The goal is bench depth for your existing team, not a replacement.