Computer repair, done in person

Plattsmouth and the Omaha metro, in person only. This kind of work needs hands on the machine, not a remote session.

Diagnostics

A real diagnosis before any work starts or any money changes hands. Not a guess, not a flat "it needs a new one."

Hardware work

  • Screen, battery, keyboard, fan, and port repair
  • RAM and storage upgrades (including swapping a dying hard drive for an SSD)
  • Overheating and performance troubleshooting

Virus & malware removal

Full removal, not just a scan, plus locking down whatever let it in so it doesn't come back next month.

Data recovery

Pulling files off a drive that won't boot, and setting up real backups so it's not a one-time rescue.

Tune-ups

A machine that's slow isn't always a machine that needs replacing. Cleanup, updates, and a real look at what's actually eating resources.

Network services, on-site

Same reason as repair: this needs someone standing in the actual space, not a remote session guessing at your layout. Serving homes and small offices around Plattsmouth and the Omaha metro.

Home & office setup

Getting a new router, switch, or access point actually installed and configured, not just plugged in and hoped for.

WiFi dead zones

Finding out why one room has no signal and fixing it properly, whether that's placement, a mesh setup, or wiring.

Router & firewall configuration

Real configuration, not factory defaults, including guest networks and basic segmentation for a small office.

Device & printer setup

Getting every device on the network actually talking to each other and to the printer, without the usual fighting.

Web services, from anywhere

No site visit required for any of this. Everything below is handled remotely.

Websites

A real site built for what your business actually needs, not a bloated template with features you'll never use.

Hosting & uptime

Hosted properly with security headers, backups, and monitoring in place from day one. The same standard this site itself is held to.

Maintenance

Content updates, security patches, and keeping things actually running instead of quietly rotting until something breaks.

Not sure which one you need?

Tell me what's going on and I'll tell you straight.

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