Residential Computer
Service Specialist
Service & Repair Of All Major Brands
You could be here because:
- Your computer just crashed and you are searching for service with decent rates
- You want to save or transfer some files from your hard drive
- You need a bigger hard drive or more memory
- You have just discovered that your computer has a virus, spyware or adware
- You want a setup a network and be able to share files and printers
- You need somebody to help you set up your new software or hardware
- You need help with peripheral devices such as digital cameras, printers or scanners
Does your computer have one of the following problems?
- Slow performance
- Internet Explorer errors
- Excessive “pop-up” advertisements
- Home page has changed bbb
- Email or Internet access a lot slower
- System lockups
It's possible that your computer is infected with a virus or it is full of spyware and adware. Immediate virus, worm, adware and spyware removal service is needed to eliminate the virus and/or worm, spyware, adware from your computer.
On-site services are priced at $45 per hour, with 1 hour minimum. Most upgrade and repair work can can be competed within one to two hours and be performed on-site. If your system requires more attention, I will pick it up and bring it to my bench, perform all necessary work and return it.
On-site services include:
- Computer "tunes-ups" & preventative maintenance
- Virus, Worm, Spyware and Adware Removal
- Wireless Networking Installation
- Computer Dial-Up / DSL / Cable Internet Setup
- Data Transfer / Backup
- Hard Drive Recovery
For No Obligation Consultation Please Call
(815) 685-9285
"One day my computer would not start because of some strange missing or corrupted file error.
Ollie came over fixed my computer and now it runs faster than ever!"
- Bette M (Lockport, IL)
"My computer was infected with some really bad spyware that I just couldn't remove
myself. Ollie was able to rid my computer of the problem and he only charged me for 1 hour"
- Don C (Joliet, IL)
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