Your computer guy lives in Del City.
I am Dominic. Del City is not a service area on a map to me, it is where I live. The bench your laptop lands on is here in town, a few minutes from your house, and the prices are printed further down this page instead of hiding behind a phone call.
Drop-off is a short drive, not a project.
Sunnylane. SE 29th. SE 15th. Sooner Road. Those are roads I drive, not names pulled off a map to sprinkle through a web page so it looks local. If you live near any of them, you are minutes from the bench.
Del City is a working town, it is growing, and it keeps adding things worth showing up for. Every May the Armed Forces Day and Shriners Parade comes down Sunnylane. It has been running close to thirty years now and it is one of the largest of its kind in Oklahoma. If your kid goes to Del City High, you already know the Eagles.
None of that repairs a hard drive. Here is what it does mean. You are handing your machine to somebody who lives in the same town, not dropping it in a bin for a route van to collect. If something is not right a week later, I am a few minutes away instead of a phone tree in another state.
- Sunnylane
- SE 29th
- SE 15th
- Sooner Road
The jobs this bench is set up for.
Home machines and shop machines both. If it is a computer, a drive, or a screen, odds are good. If it is something I do not do, I say so and point you somewhere useful instead of taking a swing at it on your dime.
Ten minutes to reach the desktop
Boots forever, every click lags, the fan never quiets down. Usually a stuffed drive, a startup list nobody ever pruned, or heat. A tune-up handles most of it.
Cracked, dim, or dark screen
I match the exact panel your model takes, order it, put it in, and run the machine for a while before it goes back to you.
Pop-ups that will not quit
A browser doing things you never asked for, ads arriving out of nowhere. I clear it out, then close the door it came in through.
Dead. No lights, no fans.
Could be the power side, could be the board. That is precisely what the diagnostic settles, and it settles it quickly enough to keep you from throwing money at a guess.
Old, but not finished yet
A solid-state drive and more memory usually buy an aging machine a few more good years for less than the cost of replacing it. I put the parts in and carry your files across.
The drive started clicking
If your photos or your tax files are on it, tell me up front and stop using it. I attempt recovery, and you pay only if the files come back.
The computer up at the counter
Business machines, the office printer nobody can reach, a point-of-sale that fell off the network. That kind of work can happen on-site at your shop.
The number is on the page, before you ask for it.
Common jobs carry one price, and it does not move based on what your driveway looks like. You read the number, you say go, then I start. Not a minute before that.
Repair menu
Labor is covered for 30 days on the same issue. If the exact problem I fixed comes back within 30 days, I redo the work at no charge. A new or unrelated problem is a new job, and this does not cover drops, spills, or a reinfection from normal use. Parts carry the manufacturer warranty, which passes through to you.
Go ahead with the work and the $49 disappears off the bill, so the looking was free. Parts run cost plus 20 percent and I show you what they actually cost. Shop and office visits that happen on-site get billed by the hour instead of flat, and you will find that rate over on the main computer repair page.
Four steps, no mystery in any of them.
Built around your hours instead of shop hours. Texts answered 9am to 9pm seven days a week, and evenings and weekends for the hand-off, so a shift schedule is not something you have to work around.
1
Say what it is doing
Call, text, or fill in the form at the bottom. Plain words are plenty. "It is slow and it is loud" already tells me something.
2
Set a time and hand it over
We pick a drop-off that fits your day, evenings and weekends work best, and I answer texts 9am to 9pm any day. Business jobs can be on-site instead.
3
Get the real number
I track down the actual cause, then call with what is wrong and what it costs. Nothing gets opened up further until you say yes.
4
Come get it
Two to three days is the usual turnaround once the parts are in hand. A part that has to travel can stretch that, and I tell you when it will.
Websites too, for Del City businesses. Hand-coded and hosted on our own servers: web design in Del City.
Coming from the other side of Sooner Road? There is a Midwest City repair page with the drive spelled out, or read the full computer repair menu.
Sometimes the right answer is do not fix it.
A repair that costs more than the machine is worth is a bad trade, and I will say so out loud rather than let you make it. Same story when the whole problem turns out to be five minutes of clicking. I would rather be the guy you call next time than pad one invoice today.
That cuts the other direction too. If the diagnostic says the board is gone on a six-year-old laptop, you spent $49 to find out for certain instead of pouring several times that into a machine that was never coming back. Knowing early is the point of paying for a real look.
Straight answers, Del City edition.
Where in Del City do I actually drop it off?
We set the spot and the time when you call or text. The base of operations is here in Del City off SE 28th, so for most of town it is a short drive either direction. Evenings and weekends work best for the hand-off, and I answer texts 9am to 9pm any day.
Are you a storefront shop?
No, and there is no reason to dress it up. It is a home bench in Del City run by one person. That is why the flat prices are what they are, and it is why the person who answers the phone is the same one doing the work.
What if it turns out my computer is not worth fixing?
Then I tell you that instead of fixing it. You are out the $49 diagnostic and nothing else, and you know for certain instead of guessing. If you do go ahead with a repair, that $49 comes right back off the bill.
Do you work on desktops somebody built themselves?
Yes. Towers off a store shelf and machines somebody put together at the kitchen table both come apart the same way. Bring the whole thing, or just the piece you suspect.
Can you help a Del City business, not just a home computer?
Yes. Workstations, office Wi-Fi, printers that will not stay connected, point-of-sale. That work is usually on-site and runs hourly instead of flat, and the hourly rate is listed on the main computer repair page.
Tell me what it is doing.
Detail helps, so give me whatever you have got. Answers usually go back out inside one business day. Rather just talk it through? (405) 458-0864.
Get a flat price from somebody in your own town.
A real diagnosis, rates already printed above, and the $49 comes off when I do the work.