Why this exists
The big-box repair counter wants you to drive there, leave your computer for a week, and pay whatever the invoice says. The "IT guy" your friend recommended stopped answering texts. And the scammy pop-up on your screen wants your credit card.
There's a better model: a local tech who answers fast, fixes most problems remotely while you watch, comes to your door when hands are needed, and charges a flat rate you agreed to before anything started. If it can't be fixed, you don't pay — because charging people for nothing is how trust dies.
No call centers. No upsells. No jargon. Just your tech working again, usually today.
Honest first
If the cheapest fix is "don't hire me, do this one free thing" — that's what you'll hear.
Speed matters
A broken computer stops your whole day. Remote sessions often start within the hour.
Truly local
Based in Brickell, serving Brickell. Same buildings, same ISPs, same concrete walls killing your Wi-Fi.