LTP Solutions, LLC is the formal home for work I've been doing on the side for 16 years, now run properly out of Canton, GA as a real business.
Based in Canton, GA, serving Canton and the greater North Atlanta metro. Software and web work served remotely.
I'm the one who returns your call, scopes the job, shows up with the van, and follows up afterward. No sales layer, no subcontracted crew, no phone tree.
By day I'm a product marketing manager in the edtech space, currently at Project Lead The Way, with prior stints at Woz Ed, Great Minds, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Promethean, and Boxlight Mimio. I've got an MBA, about fifteen years inside emerging-tech companies, and a lot of time spent translating between engineers, OEMs, and end users.
On evenings and weekends, and for the last 16 years, I've been doing exactly the kind of work LTP covers. Running network drops. Mounting cameras. Building home labs. Wiring audio systems. Fixing things other contractors wrote off. Writing software for the integrations nobody sells off the shelf. LTP Solutions is how I do that work publicly and on paper.
Most real-world projects quietly touch several disciplines. A camera install needs networking. A networking job leads to smart-home gear. The smart home needs a little custom software. None of those fit a single specialist, and handing you off between contractors is how small problems become expensive ones.
LTP exists so a single engagement can cross those boundaries without changing vendors, or hourly rates, or who's accountable when something goes sideways.
Estimates are free. If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you before you sign anything. The world has enough contractors stretching themselves thin.
Labeled cables, documented networks, tidy runs, and photos of the finished work. Future-you will appreciate it.
I don't disappear after the invoice. If something I built isn't working, I come back and make it right.
Enterprise-grade where it matters; consumer-grade where it's sufficient. I won't overbuild to pad a bill.
Where it makes sense, I host on our own infrastructure (TrueNAS + Cloudflare) so your tools don't live and die with a third-party vendor.
You get network maps, credentials handed off properly, and the information you'd need to hire someone else tomorrow if you had to.