Welcome to the new home of HollyIT. With over a quarter century of software development experience, HollyIT is the place to make your online presence grow. I offer a wide range of services from custom web based solutions to IT consulting.

I specialize in development and management for Drupal and Wordpress. These highly popular platforms are easy to setup, but getting them to run the way you want can be troublesome. Keeping these powerful systems running under high traffic loads can also become a nightmare. Save yourself time and headache by asking about my custom solutions to your development needs.

Over the past several years, I have worked with some of the top political blogs on the internet. Being able to handle a huge spike in traffic is key, so performance is an area I take great interest in. If your site doesn’t work properly, it not only reflects bad on you, but also on me.

Security is another key focus of HollyIT. Having years of worked erased by a malicious attacker is not only a disappointment, but also means a loss of revenue for you and your staff. Let your site run with the peace of mind that HollyIT takes extra care to make sure your site is secure and safe, even when you are asleep.

If you are interested in the services I provide, then please head on over to the services section of this site to read more. If you would like to discuss options with me, then please fill out the contact form and I will get back with you as soon as possible.

The new HollyIT doesn’t stop there. Besides client services and business solutions, this site also will host open source software I release to the public. The projects section contains things such as Drupal modules and Wordpress plugins. In the coming days and months I will be adding projects to this section, so please check back often.

Finally, I also have a personal blog on this site. I will be posting experiences, tips and tech news here.

And for the tech minded that are visiting, the main site is powered by Drupal, but the blog is powered by Wordpress. I wanted to keep a level of separation between them as well as being able to showcase the two main platforms I work in.