Established in December 1999, Network Roads strives to provide unparalleled information technology services to small businesses in the lower mainland. Our knowledgable consultants and technicians translate your business needs into real world IT strategies. We are driven by your success.

We work closely with our clients to understand their business requirements and provide technical solutions to meet those challenges. We strive to design and implement flexible forward thinking solutions, so that when you are ready to grow, you can. We will always present options, and the reasons why may choose ome or the other. We prefer solutions that grow with you so that you are never leaving behind your previous investments.

We have a diverse client base in a number of different industries. We have clients that make wheelchairs, vitamins, metal widgets, move cargo, mine gold, and sell shoes to name a few. We have a wealth of experience dealing with different types of offices and business processes.

We understand the pressures and constraints that many small businesses face. In a small business, the computer network can often be overlooked by management. Afterall a well run network doesn't always garner a lot of attention. We take an ownership mentality of your network in order to be able to advise you as your business grows. We can provide enterprise level knowledge and ideas and apply them to your network. We can also present these ideas in a format that the client understands. It is often not sufficient to contact a call centre just to resolve one issue, you need to understand the underlying cause to properly avoid the same problem.

By entering into one of our monthly agreements, let us deal with all of your IT needs. This provides you predictable monthly costs, and allows your staff to be doing the job that they were hired to do.

Grant Rhodes is the owner and president of Network Roads. Grant has worked in information technology since 1997, and working for himself since 1999. Grant has a strong background in Windows, Netware and Linux servers. He also works with coldfusion and php to make websites interactive with databases. Originally from Toronto, Ontario, Grant moved to British Columbia in 1991. He lives in the lower mainland with his wife and two children.