1. Calls from someone claiming to be from Microsoft - telling you that you've been hacked or have a virus.
2. Remote support scare tactics luring you into a yearly tech support plan.
3. Unusual/unexpected email from people you know with strange links, bad grammar, or asking for money.
4. Unusual/unexpected email from a business - viruses disguised as package delivery notices from UPS, FedEx, Amazon, etc.
5. Email accounts being hacked due to non-unique passwords being used.

Do you have a friend or neighbor who works with computers in their spare time? Do they actively keep-up with the computer industry and fix computers on a daily basis like we do? 

Computer Techs has been in business since 2003, and our technicians have over 20 years of computer experience.

Our calls for service have leveled off in the past few years due to an abundance of new inexperienced and unlicensed computer repair people. Similar to hiring an unlicensed contractor to work on your home, it may be cheaper to go with someone else in the short term. However, you can count on Computer Techs to get the job done quickly and correctly, and we'll be available the next time you need service. We are often called to finish repairing what someone else didn't fix correctly.