How old is your office network?
Answer a few questions about your phone lines, phone system, router and what happens to your calls after hours. You get a plain grade right away.
Free. About two minutes. For small offices in Maryland, DC and Northern Virginia.
Thanks. Your answers are in, and we will follow up by email.
Prefer to talk? Call (301) 973-6811.
- CurrentSupported and up to dateYour lines and equipment still get updates and parts.
- AgingTime to planStill working, but close to the end of support.
- End of lifePast its upgrade dateNo updates, no parts, or a line your carrier is retiring.
The grade is a first read from your answers. It is not an on-site inspection.
What happens after your check
You see your grade
It shows on this page as soon as you finish, along with what your callers get after hours.
You hear an AI receptionist
Call (240) 852-1600 and listen to one answer. It takes a minute.
We email your review
A person reads your answers and sends what stands out, with one clear recommendation.
Common questions
Do I need to know technical details?
No. Every question has a "Not sure" answer. Not knowing is useful information too.
Will you try to sell me a whole new system?
No. Most offices keep the phone number and phone service they have. What we usually recommend first is making sure every call gets answered.
What about alarm, elevator and door-entry lines?
Those lines need a specialist review before any change. We flag them and never assume a standard replacement fits.
Why does the age of my phone lines matter now?
Phone companies are retiring copper phone lines. Verizon has asked the FCC to end copper phone service in parts of Maryland and DC as early as November 30, 2026, pending approval. Not every line changes that day, but it is better to know what you have first.