Friendly, patient tech help at your home — Bournemouth, Poole & surrounds

Computer or Wi-Fi trouble at home? I'll come to you.

Slow Wi-Fi. A laptop that takes ten minutes to wake up. A printer that's simply chosen violence. Whatever it is, I'll fix it at your home, explain what happened in plain English, and won't make you feel silly for asking.

No call-out fee in the local area. Under 15 minutes to fix? No charge at all.

Computer, laptop and Wi-Fi problems I fix all the time

Fixed-price visits — the cost before I knock

All prices include VAT. Anything not on the list, you'll get the price before I start — agreed up front, no surprises.

Fix-it visit (up to 1 hour)

£59

Most single issues, sorted at your home.

PC health check & tune-up

£69

Cleanup, updates, malware scan, startup optimisation and a backup check.

New computer setup & data transfer

£99

Set up properly, accounts and files moved across, secured.

Whole-home Wi-Fi survey & fix

£99

Coverage check, configuration optimised, dead spots remedied. Any hardware is extra — quoted before you commit.

Virus / scam cleanup & secure

£109

Removal, accounts secured, MFA set up — and a judgement-free chat about what happened.

Remote fix session (up to 45 min)

£39

For anything that doesn't need a visit.

Need longer? Extra time beyond a package is £25 per 30 minutes — agreed before the clock runs.

Optional “Home Care” plan — £59 a year

  • Priority booking — members jump the queue
  • 15% off every on-site visit
  • Two remote fixes a year included (up to 45 minutes each)
  • Annual tune-up at the member price of £49 (instead of £69)
  • A short remote health check once a year

No call-out fee in the local area

And if I fix your problem in under 15 minutes, there's no charge at all.

You always deal with me directly

The person who set up your tech is the person who answers when it breaks.

The patient, jargon-free bit

A lot of my home customers tell me the same thing: they put off calling anyone because they expected to be baffled or upsold. That's not how this works. I'll show you what I'm doing, tell you what it costs before I do it, and if the honest answer is "don't spend money on this," that's the answer you'll get.

Plain-English guides

Answers to the questions I get asked most. See all guides.

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Tell me what it's doing (or not doing)

In your own words — "the internet's gone weird" is a perfectly good description.

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