About PisgahTek

Who you’ll be working with.

PisgahTek is deliberately small. When your website needs attention, you know exactly who is responsible for it, and you already have their email address.

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Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business

Who runs PisgahTek

Meinardo Benitez
Founder

PisgahTek is named for Pisgah, Maryland, where my family has held land for generations. Pisgah means a high place, somewhere you can see clearly from. Land stays in a family because somebody tends it, quietly, mostly when nothing is going wrong. That’s the same job here, on a much smaller scale.

I’m a veteran with a background in Department of Defense contracting and cloud infrastructure. That work shaped how I approach websites: controlled changes, documented access, tested recovery, and a clear record of what was done.

PisgahTek is best suited to small businesses, nonprofits, churches, and community organizations that need dependable WordPress care, a defined website project, or a specific security repair.

My security background includes fixing reported vulnerabilities, working with enterprise scanning tools, and hardening systems where the standard was high. I will not promise that a website is “secure.” You receive a clear account of the controls in place, what changed, and what risk remains.

Before work starts, we agree on the scope, responsibilities, recovery path, and cost. If the work needs a different specialist or level of coverage, I will say so before taking it on.

Meinardo Benitez, owner of PisgahTek

Meinardo A. Benitez III
Toano, Virginia

How I work

Four commitments that
shape every engagement.

These aren’t marketing values. They are the operating rules that determine what PisgahTek will and won’t take on.

01

Directly accountable

You aren’t handed to an account manager. The person who reviews your site and does the work is the person who answers your email.

02

Protect the recovery path first

Before anything changes, there’s a known-good backup and a way back. Updates get staged and validated rather than pushed and hoped over.

03

Tell you where it stops

Every service page says plainly what it covers and what gets quoted separately. You should know what you’re buying before you commit to it.

04

Plain English, always

Reports explain what changed and why it mattered, written for a board member or an owner, not for another engineer.

Veteran-owned, and what that means here

What veteran-owned means for you.

PisgahTek is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. For most clients that’s simply context about who they’re hiring. Where it matters practically:

  • Nonprofits and community organizations that report on vendor diversity can count PisgahTek toward it
  • Vendor onboarding paperwork — W-9, business license, signed agreements — is standard practice here, not an obstacle
  • The habits that came with the background — documented access, tested recovery, change control — are the actual product

PisgahTek works with small businesses, nonprofits, churches, and community organizations. If your organization needs specific vendor paperwork, ask and it will be provided directly.

A direct service model

Small on purpose, with clear boundaries.

PisgahTek is a small practice, not a 24-hour help desk. Account access and responsibilities are documented before work starts. Recovery notes and completed-work records remain usable by your organization. Scheduled support, urgent-request handling, and anything outside scope are agreed before you depend on the service.

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Share the site and what you would like off your plate. I’ll tell you whether PisgahTek is the right fit before any work is scoped.

HeadquartersToano, Virginia

Service approachScheduled, scoped & documented

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