We are proud to announce that Bmore Technology has officially earned accreditation from the Better Business Bureau. As of June 26, 2026, we are recognized by BBB of Greater Maryland as an Accredited Business — with an A+ rating.
For a company that has spent more than two decades helping small and mid-sized businesses take care of their technology, this one matters to us. Here’s why.
What BBB Accreditation Actually Means
BBB accreditation isn’t automatic, and it isn’t something a business can simply buy. To become accredited, a business commits to upholding the BBB Standards for Trust — a set of practices that cover honest advertising, transparency in business dealings, honoring promises, being responsive to customers, and safeguarding privacy. BBB evaluates the business against those standards before accreditation is granted, and the commitment is ongoing, not one-time.
In other words, it’s an independent organization looking at how a company actually treats the people it serves — and putting its name behind the answer.
Why We Pursued It
Technology is a trust business. When you hire a managed IT provider, you’re handing over the keys to the systems your company runs on: your email, your files, your network, your security. That decision shouldn’t rest on a sales pitch alone.
We wanted our clients — and the businesses considering working with us — to have something more than our word. BBB accreditation gives you an independent, third-party standard you can check us against, along with a public profile where anyone can see how we operate and how we respond.
Twenty-Two Years in the Making
Bmore Technology has been serving small and mid-sized businesses since 2004. We provide managed IT services, cybersecurity, Microsoft 365 and cloud solutions, backup and disaster recovery, and strategic technology planning — the day-to-day support and long-term guidance that keep our clients’ businesses running.
“Anyone can say ‘trust us.’ Accreditation means we invited an independent organization to hold us to a standard — and to say so publicly,” said James Merritt, CEO of Bmore Technology. “That’s a bar we’re glad to be measured against.”
What This Means for Our Clients
In day-to-day terms, nothing changes — and that’s the point. The standards BBB accredits are the ones we built the company on: do what you say, communicate honestly, respond when clients need you, and protect the information in your care. What changes is that there is now an independent seal that says so.
You’ll see the BBB Accredited Business seal on our website, and our profile is publicly available on BBB.org for anyone who wants to look.
The Bottom Line
Choosing an IT partner is one of the most important trust decisions a business makes. If you’re evaluating providers, look for the ones willing to be held to an independent standard — and check the record, not just the pitch.
If your business is looking for an IT partner that has served Maryland businesses for more than twenty years — and is now BBB accredited with an A+ rating — we’d love to talk. Book a meeting with us today.