Professional, practical repair services for desktops, laptops, and small business systems in Harrison and surrounding areas.
I diagnose the root cause, explain your options, and recommend the most cost‑effective path forward—whether that’s repair, a tune‑up, or in some cases replacing very old hardware.
A compromised system can put your data and privacy at risk. I clean up infections, address the cause, and help reduce the chances of the same problem returning.
Not every data loss situation can be fully recovered, but in many cases I can retrieve important files and then help you put a better backup plan in place going forward.
Sometimes the “computer problem” turns out to be a network problem. I can help evaluate your router, cabling, and layout so your devices work the way they should.
I focus on small environments that need reliable systems but don’t require a full‑time IT staff. Support is practical, straightforward, and tailored to how your business operates.
For certain software and configuration issues, remote support can save time and avoid a trip. If your computer is still able to connect to the internet, I may be able to connect securely and help you from here.
Remote sessions are always arranged in advance and only with your permission. I explain what I am doing as I work so you remain comfortable with the process.
I prefer clear, straightforward pricing. Whenever possible, I provide a range or estimate before work begins so you can decide whether it makes sense to move forward. If I discover something unexpected, I will contact you before continuing.
If I accept a repair and cannot resolve the specific issue we agreed to address, you do not pay for that repair. This reflects my confidence in the work I do and my commitment to treating customers fairly.
Some services, such as advanced data recovery or severe physical damage, may involve partial results or external costs. I will explain any limitations or special situations in advance so you can make an informed decision.
If you like to understand what’s going on before scheduling a repair, these short guides walk through common questions I hear from customers in Harrison and the surrounding areas.
If something in those articles sounds like your situation, feel free to reach out and we’ll talk through the specifics of your computer, budget, and how you use it day to day.
You can always call or text (586) 604-9813 and we’ll decide together what makes the most sense.
I primarily help home users, home offices, and small businesses in Harrison and nearby communities. Whether you use your computer for email and web browsing or you depend on it for day‑to‑day business operations, I aim to make the repair process as simple and low‑stress as possible.
You do not need to know the exact name of the problem before you call. A brief conversation is often enough to determine whether it sounds like a software issue, a hardware failure, or a network problem.
If you describe what you are seeing—slow performance, error messages, unusual sounds, or something else—I will walk through the next steps and outline possible options.
To get started, simply call or text (586) 604‑9813.
