.NET Development Company: Custom ASP.NET Core & SQL Server Applications
PCG is a .NET development company that builds custom applications on ASP.NET Core and SQL Server for mid-size businesses in specialty operations and regulated industries. PCG has been building .NET applications since the platform's release and currently deploys on .NET Core 8. Industries served include healthcare, environmental compliance, manufacturing, fleet operations, and financial services. Every .NET project begins with a business analysis phase before any architecture decisions are made.1
What .NET development service does your situation require?
The three pages below cover PCG's .NET development work in detail. Each addresses a specific aspect of how PCG approaches .NET projects.
How PCG translates business workflows, rules, compliance requirements, and reporting needs into .NET architecture before any code is written.
Smarter Decisions with Intelligent Data SystemsReal-time business intelligence and AI natural language reporting built on .NET Core 8 with SQL Server via the FireFlight Data System.
Custom .NET Software DevelopmentFull scope of PCG's .NET work: tech stack, application types, quality standards, development process, and the engagement model from requirements through delivery.
Examples of PCG's .NET projects
Four documented PCG .NET deployments in regulated and specialized industries, each in active production since original delivery.
Custom .NET scheduling for a residential care facility: medical appointments, staff assignments, and care workflows with compliance documentation and audit trail built in.
EPA-funded .NET compliance platform tracking pesticide licensing, inspections, and case management. In continuous production since original deployment with practically zero downtime.
Custom .NET application covering project estimation, bid management, subcontractor tracking, and cost monitoring from initial estimate through final billing.
.NET content management platform handling multi-volume book production, contributor tracking, editorial workflow, and print-ready output across simultaneous titles.
What .NET development capabilities does PCG provide?
| Capability | Technology | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| Web application development | ASP.NET Core 8, Razor Pages, JavaScript | Operational management platforms, compliance tracking, client portals, dashboards |
| Database-driven applications | SQL Server, Azure SQL, Entity Framework Core | Data entry and reporting, multi-user operational databases, compliance records |
| REST API development | ASP.NET Core Web API, JWT authentication | Mobile app back-ends, system integration endpoints, third-party data exchange |
| Windows desktop applications | .NET Windows Forms, WPF | Production floor interfaces, VB6 replacements, hardware-integrated applications |
| Cloud-hosted .NET applications | Azure App Service, AWS Elastic Beanstalk, Azure SQL | Multi-location access, remote workforce tools, no on-premise server required |
| AI-powered applications | FireFlight Data System, .NET Core 8, SQL Server | Natural language queries against live operational data, real-time compliance reporting |
| Legacy .NET migration | .NET Framework to .NET Core 8 migration | Modernizing older Web Forms, Windows Forms, and WCF applications |
What makes PCG's .NET development different from a larger software firm?
- Business analysis before architecture. PCG does not propose a .NET architecture until the business problem is fully understood. The analysis phase covers business operations and current systems before any architecture decision is made. Technical infrastructure is mapped as part of that phase. Most .NET development firms start with a technology recommendation. PCG starts with the operational problem.
- Direct access to the senior developer building your system. Allison and the PCG development team are directly accessible throughout every engagement. There are no account managers, project coordinators, or offshore teams inserting distance between you and the people writing the code. The developer who designed the architecture is the one you call when you have a question.
- Industry experience that reduces specification time. PCG has documented .NET project history across healthcare, environmental compliance, manufacturing, fleet management, and financial services. That domain knowledge means PCG recognizes the compliance requirements and operational patterns of your industry without requiring weeks of discovery that a generalist team needs to get up to speed.
- Fixed-price engagements with defined outputs. No open-ended hourly .NET development engagements that expand without a ceiling. PCG provides a fixed-price estimate after requirements analysis. Scope additions during development are handled through a defined change order process with explicit cost and timeline impact before any out-of-scope work begins.
- Full source code and documentation at delivery. Every PCG .NET project delivers complete source code ownership and full schema documentation. Architecture notes and operational documentation are included. No license fees. No dependency on PCG for continued access to or modification of the application.
1 PCG .NET development history documented from project records. .NET development began at PCG following the platform's 2002 release and continues on .NET Core 8 as of 2026. The 47% developer usage statistic is from Microsoft's developer survey data.
2 Portfolio project descriptions are accurate to documented PCG client deployments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Allison has been building software since the early 1980s and has been developing .NET applications since the platform's release. PCG was founded in 1995. Her .NET work spans enterprise operational systems for ExxonMobil and AXA Financial, compliance platforms for environmental and regulatory operations, and the FireFlight Data System, PCG's proprietary .NET Core 8 platform currently in active production across client deployments.
.NET is PCG's primary development platform for mid-market business applications because it provides the security model and long-term Microsoft support commitment that mission-critical operational software requires.