Bryan set me up with a replacement HP, so I could access some very important software using the…read morehard drive from my failed HP. Everything worked as I expected and my data was intact! Great job discussing my options and making it happen.

In at 2:30 and out by 6:00 pm / Bryan helped me out with the purchase of a refurbished DELL XPS and…read moretransferred all the files from the old laptop, as well as, all the configurations. Very resonable.. Job well done and thank you! Highly recommended to all! Mark Ehlmann

Nick is great to work with and very knowledgeable when it comes to phone replacement options…read more Have been using these folks at the naval base for several years now and respect the way they treat people. Highly recommend

I had a brief but very good experience here. I took a (physically) broken laptop in for a quick…read moreassessment. Nick was confident and professional in his assessment and explanation of the problem. He gave a quote and fixed a small issue for free, allowing it to run again. He seemed like he knew his stuff, and would not try to oversell you on anything. If I have any future laptop or phone issues that I cannot handle myself, I am definitely returning here.

Larry, the proprietor, was extremely knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. Turnaround time was…read moreamazing on a complete rebuild of a system. We had our computer back within 24 hours. Next time I need a PC, I'd have him build it. Highly recommend!

DON'T DON'T DON'T bring ur computer here. The owner is greedy and unskilled. It cost me $175 to let…read morehim ONLY diagnose my computer! He installed Windows 10 without my permission and wanted to charge me 500 for that! After I refused the bill, he uninstalled the Windows 10 and didn't reinstall my Windows 7 back (and I lost all my data). He finally charged me $175 for diagnosing my computer(the price menu shows $45 for diagnostics in the store). After I declined to pay $175 for only diagnosing my computer and wanted my computer back, he picked up a hammer to threaten my life(see the picture attached! Horrible!) I called 911, the police officers said they can only protect my life but they cannot do anything with bill disagreement. In the end I had to pay $175 to get my pc back, and I will sue the store once the court reopens.

Excellent fast service on my Dell laptop. They removed a new SSD hard drive, put in an old one and…read moreerased its data, then put back the new SSD. Dealt with Ryan. Very reasonable cost.

From the owner: Computer Sales, Service & Repair. We service all makes, models, laptops desktops, all-in-ones,…read moreiMacs, MacBooks. We are a locally owned business with a personal feel, reasonable rates, and quality service. Give us a shot to be your go-to IT shop.

This is a great place to take any electronics to be repaired. I have presented Eric with a few…read moreitems with various issues. He was able to determine what the issue was and repair them. I appreciate that so very much! I really like knowing that I can take my electronics to Eric and he will do his absolute best to fix the issue. I have even taken old electronics to him and he has purchased them from me.

As a musician, I refuse to stream music due to the horrendous financial structure. So a 160 GB iPod…read moreremains my best portable music choice, and as they age I scramble to keep them viable. I'm glad to have found a shop that does a professional job at screen and battery replacement and doesn't cost a fortune. I'm very happy with this place and recommend it!

I have a Gateway that decided it really wanted to piss me off and up and died on me about 1 1/2…read moreyears ago. I was so ticked, I decided to stuff it in a closet and bought a netbook (Asus Eee PC, pink, love it!). I'm trying to practice forgiveness and so decided to forgive that little electronic bastard. I retrieved it from the closet and decided to take it to the hospital (computer repair service for those readers who take things too literally). My first option was this little hut of a shop that, peering through the window on the day I happened by, stopped, and was relieved it was closed because it was dark and grimy and littered with papers and computers. I started having second thoughts about reviving my Gateway. In my mind, I pictured the owner who surely wore a ripped t-shirt stained with ink and a beard crusted with doughnut crumbs. I know so little about computers, and, given the public perception of computer technicians (lanky geeks who had posters of Pam Anderson on their walls and for them, WOW (World of Warcraft) is not a game; it's a lifestyle) - I was: A) Afraid I'd be ripped off and B) Afraid all my bikini pictures would be taken off my laptop and traded around the WOW world. So, I put the Gateway back in the closet (gentler this time) and decided I just wasn't ready. And then, serendipity. I happened to drive by a sign that said "Real Techs." It was close to my home and I thought I'd call - why not? I spoke with a courteous man over the phone and did not detect any WOW rifle sound effects in the background. I threw caution to the wind and drove the Gateway to a stone farm house off of 309 in Montgomeryville. As soon as I walked in, I was relieved. The office was bright and clean and uncluttered. The man I'd spoken to was dressed professionally but relaxed, reminding more of a highschool baseball coach than a computer geek. And his name was Asa. Given that I'm a fiction writer, I'm always on the lookout for cool names and instantly tucked that name in the mental notebook. Anyway. I left the Gateway with Asa and he called a few hours later. The motherboard was shot. It should be called the MotherFker Board. Now. Here is the thing. The AMAZING thing: Asa told me there was a Gateway available on eBay and Real Techs could transfer the insides of my computer into the used computer. My other option was rebuilding the motherboard which would be extremely costly. "How much would it cost for the labor to transfer the innards to the used computer?" I asked. "We'd do it for free." I almost dropped the bag of groceries I was carrying into the house. "Free?" "Yes, well, it would only take a few minutes to transfer it over, so it wouldn't be right to charge you." So. Let me get this straight: The office was clean and bright. Asa was professional and didn't have a beard covered with food crumbs, and now he was telling me he'd make the switch for free because it was the honest thing to do? Wow. And I don't mean World of WarCraft, I mean: In this day and age to find a business that values the customer over the customers money? WOW. I hope you have a problem free computer life and never have to meet Asa, but if your computer suddenly acts like a drunk that's just been cut off by the bartender, please, please, send a message to those big box stores, send a message to businesses that only care about your money, and send a message to Asa and those like him who value the customer and honesty, and take your computer to Real Techs.

From the owner: Computer Technology Works - We work in all aspects of Information Technology. Nothing is too big…read moreand nothing is too small. From virus and other mal-ware removal to complete managed services for businesses. From computer repair and upgrades to website design and hosting.

I don't write many Yelp reviews. Mitch is a keeper, a find, a mensch, great at what he does, can't…read morerecommend him highly enough. We found him randomly at a time when my elderly mom was having a lot of computer issues and was getting confused easily. Which can be scary given the world of scammers looking to take advantage of elderly folks online, etc. I live far away from my mom so couldn't help her directly, but happened to meet Mitch when I was in town when we needed someone and now I have him go help my mom all the time. From everything to do with the printer, her phone, her computer, her wireless router, even her cable TV. And now I have him helping my elderly Aunt - again across all the electronics and computer and phone kinds of things. I'm super super grateful for his services. He's reasonably priced (we can't afford anything but what we need), he's communicative and he looks out to anticipate problems not just react to the ones that have already happened - which is great. Highly recommend.

From the owner: Everything Guy proudly serves as a premier IT consulting expert in the Philadelphia area, with 20…read moreyears of experience catering to both businesses and residents. Offering a comprehensive range of services that are designed to meet the diverse technology needs of clients, ensuring the utmost precision and excellence in every endeavor.

If I could give I_Help Computer Services 6 stars -- or more -- I would. I have contacted Tim…read moreTirendi several times over the years (including this morning), and he has ALWAYS fixed the problem at a reasonable cost. The last two times he was able to get my emails back (and internet the second time as well) without even coming to my house. Unbelievable! Twice he was able to recover all of the files in dead hard drives that no one else could recover. We are talking 7 years of notes, articles, research and photos!!! The second time two other full-time computer experts, one who works for Apple and one who is supposed to have a national reputation, were not able to recover the files. I cannot tell you how depressed I was since this is my livelihood. But Tim recovered them in a few days! He is the greatest!!! I have also recommended him to family and friends, and he has always been able to fix what was wrong. Len Lear, Philadelphia

I would definitely recommend Tim Tirend/iHlep computer services! Tim was able to retrieve thousands…read moreof irreplaceable picture and music files from an external hard drive that had been in an unfortunate accident involving liquid. His prompt communication and reassurance that things INDEED would work out, and the fact that THEY DID, and QUICKLY, too, were all major bonuses. If any further issues arise I would immediate contact this guy, he is a top shelf, 5 star tech person!