Business phones

A phone system lightning can't reach.

Move your office phones off the wall and into a data center. Keep your numbers, often keep your phones, and when the office loses power or internet your calls can still ring your cell. Month to month, for businesses across Central Florida.

Florida storms keep killing phone systems that live on the wall.

A traditional phone system is a computer in a closet, wired to the phone company's copper and to every desk in the building. In Central Florida that wiring gives a nearby lightning strike plenty of ways in, and when the system dies the office has no phones until somebody buys a new one in a hurry. A hosted system moves the part that answers and routes your calls into a data center in Atlanta. What stays in the office is phones and a network switch, which are inexpensive to replace and do not take every line down with them.

Nothing on the wall to fry

The system that answers and routes your calls runs in a data center. A strike at the office might cost a handset or a switch, not the whole phone system.

Keep your numbers

We move the numbers on your trucks, cards and Google listing to the new system. Nothing gets reprinted, and customers keep calling the number they already know.

Often keep your phones

Many desk phones can be reprogrammed for the new system, and analog and cordless phones can plug into an adapter. We check what is on your desks before quoting anything new.

Calls follow you when the office goes dark

If the office loses power or internet, calls can ring your cell phones or the mobile app instead of a dead desk phone. We set that up on day one, so nobody has to remember to forward anything.

Everything the old system did

Auto attendant, ring groups, after-hours greetings, voicemail to email, conference phones and overhead paging, set up to match the way your office already answers.

911 that knows where you are

Every phone dials 911 directly and sends your registered street address, as federal rules now require for business phone systems.

Did a storm just take out your phone system? Call us before you buy a replacement. Tell us what died and we will work out the fastest way to get your main number answered again, then move you to the new system properly.

Running a call center, or reselling voice?

The same platform carries high-volume call center voice, SIP trunking and wholesale numbers. The details for those live on hostedvoice.us.

Hosted Voice by MORnet · hostedvoice.us →

Get a business phone quote

Tell us where the office is and we will call you back within one business day.

One call, within one business day. No obligation.

We install within 70 miles of Lake Wales — Lake Wales, Winter Haven, Lakeland, Bartow, Haines City, Auburndale, Davenport, Frostproof, Fort Meade, Babson Park, Dundee, Mulberry, Sebring, Avon Park, Lake Placid, Wauchula, Bowling Green and Zolfo Springs — and out to Tampa, Orlando, Kissimmee and Sarasota.

Questions people actually ask

What happens when the internet goes down?

Your phone system keeps running, because it is not in your building. Calls can ring your cell phones or the mobile app until the office is back online.

Do I have to buy new phones?

Not always. Many IP desk phones can be reprogrammed, and analog phones can use an adapter. Older digital handsets made for one brand of system usually cannot be reused, and we will tell you which kind you have before you commit.

Is there a contract?

No. Service is month to month. If you would rather we supply the phones at no upfront cost, that option comes with a term so the equipment pays for itself.

I am still under contract with my phone company. Can you help?

Tell us what the contract says. We look at buyouts case by case, and we will tell you plainly whether switching now or at renewal makes more sense.

What about my fax, alarm panel or elevator line?

We plan those separately. Fax and most analog devices can move to an adapter. Fire alarm and elevator emergency lines are governed by code, so we work with your alarm company and move them only to equipment approved for that job.

How long does the switch take?

Most offices change over in one visit after hours, so nobody loses a working day. Moving your numbers from the current carrier typically takes a week or two, and calls keep reaching you while it happens.

Do I need MORnet internet?

No. It works on any business internet connection with enough capacity for your calls. If your office is on our network, we look after both ends and there is nobody to point at.