Coventry is an easy run from Storrs and a town where the computer is often fine. It is the signal that is not.
Coventry properties tend to sit on bigger plots, and a good number are round the lake or set back from the road. That is lovely to live in and hard on a home network. One router in the middle of the house rarely covers a detached garage, a finished basement or a room over the other side of the building.
It also means the equipment your provider handed you is often doing more work than it was ever designed for. Rather than sell you a pile of new kit, I would rather find out where the signal actually falls off and fix that specific problem, whether that means moving what you have, adding one unit in the right spot, or replacing something genuinely past it.
Everything else I do applies here as well. Slow machines, pop-ups, new computers that need setting up, and printers that have stopped cooperating.
Two ways to get sorted, both priced before anything happens.
Larger and spread out homes where one router was never going to be enough on its own.
Wi-Fi and network help →Video calls that drop at the worst moment because the office is the furthest room from the router.
In-home tech support →The gradual slowdown that creeps in over a few years and makes everything feel like hard work.
Slow computer repair →A new laptop, desktop or printer that needs everything carried over and properly configured.
New computer setup →Something not on this list? Ask me anyway. It costs nothing to find out.
I am a mobile and drop-off service rather than a shop front, so there is no counter to queue at. Start with a form or a phone call and I will send you everything you need.
No. Coventry is inside the 25 mile radius, so there is no travel surcharge. A visit is $99 to get me there with the first hour included, then $99 for each additional hour if the job needs longer.
Often yes. It depends on distance and construction, and I will tell you honestly what is achievable before you spend anything.
Not unless it is genuinely needed. Plenty of coverage problems come down to placement and settings rather than hardware.
Yes, and it is the cheaper option if the machine can travel. Drop-offs are quoted first and free if I cannot fix it.
Tell me what it is doing and I will tell you what it takes to fix it. No charge to ask, no obligation.