Serving New Buffalo, MI
Computer help in New Buffalo — evening house calls
New Buffalo is a tough spot to get tech help, especially for a weekend or lake place you're only at part of the time. I make evening house calls here, so whether it's your year-round setup or the cottage Wi-Fi that never quite works, I come to you and sort it out.
A house call bills by the hour — rate quoted when you book — I come out, find the real issue, and handle the common stuff on the spot: slow computers, viruses, smart-TV and streaming setup, new devices, and Wi-Fi that won't cover the whole house. Most visits run about an hour, and anything needing parts or a trip to the bench gets quoted before I start.
For second-home owners, I can take a look while you're in town and have it working before you head back. Call or text and we'll find an evening.
Or just walk in during business hours, no appointment needed.
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Can’t make it into the shop? We make daytime on-site service calls in New Buffalo too, your home or business, a flat visit rate you see when you book, and you can book a time online. Or skip the trip altogether: we pick it up, fix it at the shop, and bring it back, from $39 plus the diagnostic, priced by distance, with the exact price shown before you book.
What we work on
Devices we service for New Buffalo
If it computes, we probably fix it, bring it in from New Buffalo and we'll take a look.
Getting here
Find us from New Buffalo
South Bend, IN 46619
Look for the black door with our logo on it, straight ahead when you pull in, up the steps; knock if it’s locked, we’re here.
Whatever broke, we’ve probably seen it. Let’s take a look.
Our flat prices are posted on the pricing page. The one thing we never guess at is the repair itself: we look first ($60, credited to your repair), then you get a real number before any work starts. Walk in, book a time, or text us a photo of what’s wrong. Look for the black door with our logo on it, straight ahead when you pull in, up the steps; knock if it’s locked, we’re here.