Remote help everywhere
Remote computer help in Boulder
Boulder is a town of Macs, home offices, university people and small companies that outgrew the founder doing IT on weekends. Remote help suits it: no appointment at a counter, no trip down Pearl Street looking for parking with an iMac.
Remote is the default here, and we say so plainly
We are based in the Denver area. In Boulder, help is by remote session, which covers the large majority of problems. On-site visits are for business clients, by appointment: call (720) 222-0110 and tell us what the job is.
Macs, mixed households and labs of one
Boulder has a lot of Macs. We work on Macs as readily as PCs: slow MacBooks, iCloud and Photos tangles, Mail, backups with Time Machine, moving to a new machine. Windows and mixed households are just as welcome.
People around the university and the research labs often keep years of work on a single laptop. If that describes you, the backup page is worth five minutes before anything goes wrong.
Small companies
For a startup or a small practice, the business plan is an on-call help desk: accounts for new hires, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, shared storage, the laptop that will not join the Wi-Fi before a demo. $250 an hour, one-hour minimum, no contract.
What we fix in Boulder
Around Boulder
The same remote service covers Louisville, Lafayette, Superior, Gunbarrel, Niwot and Nederland.
Questions from Boulder
Do you come to Boulder for on-site work?
On-site visits are for business clients, by appointment. Call us with the details. Help for homes is by remote session.
Can you help with a university-owned computer?
A computer managed by the university should go to its own IT help desk first. We are glad to help with personal machines and home networks.
Still reading? Just call.
(720) 222-0110Mon–Fri 8 AM–6 PM Mountain. For emergencies, call or buy a session any time and we answer as fast as we can.