About
Turner Systems has helped small businesses make sense of their technology since 1992 — built on certified expertise, independence, and putting clients first.
Turner Systems began with a simple idea: that small businesses deserve the same caliber of technology advice as large ones, without hiring a full-time IT department to get it.
Founder Brian Turner spent eight years as the lead technician at the largest Apple dealership in the area, holding every Apple certification available at the time. In 1992 he set out on his own, and Turner Systems has been serving local businesses ever since — expanding into Windows and networking support in 1997 as clients' needs grew. Today the practice uses AI extensively in its own work, keeping its small team punching well above its weight.
What hasn't changed is the approach: honest, independent counsel from people who know your systems and have your back.
Our story
Brian Turner works as the primary technician at the region's largest Apple dealership, earning every Apple certification of the era.
Brian goes independent, offering hands-on Apple support and technology advice to small businesses across the Kansas City area.
As clients adopt mixed environments, Turner Systems adds Windows and networking support — becoming a single trusted resource across platforms.
A second senior technician comes on board, broadening the team's capacity while keeping the same personal, high-touch service.
Growing demand from long-standing clients brings a third team member, ensuring help is always close at hand.
What we stand for
We take no commissions from vendors. Our recommendations are based on what's right for you — nothing else.
We charge for the hours we work, not a flat monthly fee. You never pay for a subscription you didn't use.
Clients stay with us for years because we know their systems and their history — and we're still here to answer the phone.
Curiosity has always driven this work. Brian has spent more than two decades in robotics — including twenty years volunteering with the FIRST Robotics program, mentoring students at Park Hill High School, serving on the regional planning committee, and supporting teams at Kansas City's Central High School.
That same drive powers the KC Space Pirates, our team's aerospace engineering project, which has competed in NASA and DARPA challenges. It keeps our skills sharp and our thinking ahead of the curve — and it's the direction technology, and Turner Systems, is heading next.