ABOUT US
Established in 2014, while my daughter was just 6 months old and I was a full time student and single father living off of student loans. Having no help from family or her mother, I had no money for child care so I decided, instead of bringing her to all my job interviews, I would just start my own business doing what I enjoyed. So I registered an LLC with the secretary of state and built a website. I got a google listing and attempted SEO of other sites. I advertised and marketed as the best bargain in the state. After a decade of not giving up, I am glad to say that I'm still at it with many years of experience and still the lowest prices in the state. Plus the confidence to approach the most skill demanding repairs that other repair places wont touch (even though they say they can do it but turn around and outsource it to me).
If you have the time and haven't already done so, take a read through my google reviews. I am proud of them since they are all real people and especially since I do not ask my customers to give a review. I believe the most sincere reviews come from those that decide to give their opinions on their own.
Here are some answers to the most popular questions I hear day after day.
How long does it take to do a repair?
This question is like asking how long is a piece of string! I have no earthly idea until after the device has been diagnosed. Even then it can still be a daunting process. I try to give a close estimate depending on the type of repair but still get it way wrong on occasion so please be patient.
What all do you repair?
Basically, anything with a power cord or batteries. This is too long of a list to imagine, even the list of devices I've already repaired is quite long.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes, I have a homebased business and it is just more respectful for everyone to know when to expect company. Plus I keep track of everyone through the appointment app so it is way easier for me. When you arrive and contact me, I come out to greet you just like curbside drop off and pick up. Once I get into a storefront, then I will accept walk-ins, but for now,... this is the way.
