No client names, no stock photos. Just the work.
We have served Catholic parishes, nonprofits, and small organizations across Los Angeles since 2014. Every engagement on this page was handled by Daniel Chavez directly. Client names stay private unless we have explicit permission to share them. What we can share is the work. Six recent engagements follow.
A three-building parish campus, one network
A parish office, hall, and faith-formation building that had grown three separate tangles of equipment now run as one managed campus: enterprise Wi-Fi in every room, structured wiring, managed switches, and cameras the staff can actually use. One partner, one call.
A parish file server, recovered, then protected
When a parish’s file server failed, we recovered the records, rebuilt the server, and put in place the part that matters most: a verified off-site backup checked every day, automatically. Recovery makes a good story. Never needing another one is the goal, and that standard is now the baseline for every managed parish.
A whole parish website renewed in one day
Twenty-four pages rebuilt in a fresh design, navigation reduced from twenty menu items to seven, a bulletin archive of hundreds of issues preserved, and the weekly bulletin now publishing on its own, with zero downtime and every original page kept recoverable. Mass times, ministries, and a decade of parish history did not move; only the vessel was renewed. A later pass gave the office staff publishing rights of their own for announcements and Mass times, while the automated bulletin machinery stays out of reach.
A parish site families can actually use
Another parish’s site received the same renewal in a single evening: registration forms parents can submit from a phone, a parish calendar that works, a searchable bulletin archive, and pages in English, Spanish, and Tagalog. The office staff received simple update procedures, not a dependency.
A neighborhood restaurant, rescued the same day
A family restaurant’s website had been quietly taken over by a domain squatter. In one day we diagnosed it, recovered their photos and menus from web archives, and staged a clean rebuilt site. Small businesses receive the same care our parishes do.
Parish AV and livestreaming
From Sunday Mass to funerals and feast days, we have built and run livestreams that let a homebound parishioner, or a family across the country, be present: cameras, audio, streaming, a printed “scan to watch” card in the pews, and a run-of-show so the day goes smoothly.
We are glad to walk through work relevant to your campus in conversation. With a client’s permission we can often make an introduction so you hear it from the parish itself.