Everything I take in.

Gaming rigs, work machines and quiet little home boxes, specced to your budget.

We talk through what you'll do with it and what you want to spend, then I pick the parts, build it clean, cable it properly and hand it over updated and tested. Parts at cost, labor flat.

Won't boot, blue screens, overheating, random shutdowns. I find the actual cause.

Free diagnosis when I do the work. You get told what failed, what it takes to fix, and whether the machine is worth fixing at all. I'd rather lose a repair than sell you one you don't need.

Pop-ups, browser hijacks, ransom screens, the works. Cleaned and hardened after.

Full clean, then a check of what got in and how. I set up the basics so it doesn't come straight back, and show you the two or three habits that keep it that way.

RAM, SSDs, graphics cards. Usually the cheapest way to make an old machine feel new.

Often the best money you can spend on a computer. I'll tell you honestly whether an upgrade will help your machine or whether you're better off putting it toward a build.

Screens, batteries, charge ports, and the phone that won't hold a charge past lunch.

Screen and battery work on common models, plus charge ports, buttons and data transfer to a new device. Quoted per model before I open anything.

Dead spots, drops at the worst moment, and routers still on factory settings.

Mapping where the signal actually reaches, then fixing it: placement, hardware, mesh, wiring, guest and kid networks, and a password you can remember.

Getting the TV, speakers, cameras and doorbell all onto the network and behaving.

New TV, streaming boxes, speakers, cameras, thermostats, doorbells: mounted, connected, signed in and explained. I'll write the logins down for you before I leave.

Fans like a jet engine, HDMI ports, storage upgrades, drives that stopped reading.

Deep cleans and thermal paste, HDMI port and drive replacement, storage upgrades, and the disc drive that grinds. Bring the controllers too.