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I spoke to Randy this morning about fixing a computer that we have, He was very informative, he looked up prices to give us an estimated cost and if the cost was gonna be over what we paid to buy our current laptop he informed us that it may be better to purchase a new laptop equivalent, he even sent me a comparable laptop close to the repair price. To me transparency is the most important thing when running a business, so whichever way we go I just wanted to say thanks and we will use his for future repairs.
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Myles Cooley
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Can't say enough good things about Randy. His creative genius and persistence solved a problem connecting routers
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Terri Boone
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Randy did a great job setting up my new computer. Very knowledgeable.
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Viviana Dagenais
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Randy is amazing! This is the 2nd time that my husband has brought our work laptop to him and he has gone above and beyond each time. He is trustworthy, reliable and very knowledgeable. Would 10/10 recommend using the IT Guys for all things IT.
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Nudge kobi
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A miracle worker!
Upgraded and fixed my computer (bad disk drive). The best part is he was able to connect a printer that neither HP nor I could do.
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Jak PGA
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Quick and Professional, a family members new computer went black and I took it here on a whim because he had no bad reviews! Excellent work
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Arka Lyte
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Went to ubreakifix and it was a 2 week wait, I came here and he found the problem and I got pc back same day. Would definitely reccomend to anyone, Randy was awesome!
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Laurent Dagenais
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Randy helped me out with a few things. I tought at first that I would have to replace my laptop pretty soon as it was getting super slow and I had driver issues. He not only fixed all of the problems. He upgraded a few things in my laptop and now it is running 10x faster than before. He basically saved me a new laptop! And more than that, we did everything over the weekend, so I did not miss a work day. 100% recommand!!
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eric incremona
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I called Randy early on a Saturday morning and he told me to bring in the computer and my earliest convenience. In an hour he had figured out the problem and had my computer back to me the next day. Was incredibly helpful explaining what work was done and the price was just what I was expecting it to be. Would recommend to anyone who needs to have there computer looked at!
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Linda Ashen
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The best! Very quick, reasonably priced, knowledgeable and my computer now runs like lightning. Will never use anyone else. Thank you so much Randy 🥰
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