A machine specified for what you actually do
Gaming, editing, CAD, or a quiet box that just works. Parts chosen for your budget and your workload, assembled and tested properly, with the reasoning explained rather than a spec sheet handed over.
Builds & upgrades
Spec'd for your work, not for the markup
A build is only good if the money went where it changes your day. Greg puts it in the parts that matter for what you actually run, and tells you where spending more would buy you nothing.
Beyond repairs
Building and keeping machines running
Buy the two parts that matter, not a whole new PC
An SSD, more memory, a better cooler or a fresh thermal repaste. On most machines under seven years old this is the difference between frustrating and fast.
The person you call when the office PC dies
Repairs and setup for shops and trades around the West Shore who need a machine back today, and a straight answer about whether to fix or replace it.
Old machines taken and wiped properly
Drop off anything you are done with. Drives are securely erased or destroyed, and the rest is recycled rather than landfilled.
The part that shouldn't be unusual
Computer repair has a reputation, and it was earned. Here is what is fixed about how this shop works.
- Diagnosis is free
- Bench time to find the fault costs you nothing, whether or not you go ahead.
- The quote is flat and in writing
- One number, agreed before the work. It does not move at the till.
- You get the dead parts back
- Whatever came out of your machine goes home with it, so you can see what failed.
- You're told when not to fix it
- When a repair costs more than the machine is worth, that is the advice you get.
Thinking about a new machine?
Talk it through first — sometimes the answer is an upgrade to the one you own.