Alejandro took great care to see that my phone (Pixel 7a) battery was replaced with the correct…read morepart and had the proper adhesive in place afterward. The part was delayed in shipping due to weather which was not his fault, but he gave me a discount because of it. It was not an expensive fix to begin with.

From the owner: Cache Valley Tech provides expert IT support and computer repair services for homes and businesses…read morein Logan, Utah, and surrounding areas. 💻 We're your one-stop shop for all your tech needs, from fixing slow computers and removing viruses to setting up home networks and recovering lost data. Why choose us? * Fast and reliable service 🚀 * Free 30-minute consultation ⏱️ * Friendly and knowledgeable technicians 🤓 Don't let tech troubles slow you down! Contact us today for a free consultation and let us get your devices running smoothly. ➡️ Call 435-994-8703 or visit cachevalleytech.com

Took my wife's computer here after she got a virus. I called a few different places and everyone…read morekept quoting me over $120. Ralph knew his stuff and was able to fix my wife's computer all for way cheaper than I was quoted by other places. He was fast too! He even added a few extra things with no extra cost. I would definitely bring another computer here again. Way better than any other place around (not a large company looking to profit from your loss). You won't regret using Ralph!

From the owner: Computer tune up- slow computer? Don't buy a new one, get your old one back into shape. Computer…read moretune up includes removal of spyware, hard drive clean up, hard drive defragmentation, removal of unneeded software and updating Windows System Restoration- to solve more extensive computer issues, a system restoration may be needed. This includes a complete wipe of your hard drive and re-installation of your operating system and software. Your original system disks are needed to do this, and your data will not be lost. Hardware Installation- have a new piece of hardware like a video card, memory or a printer and need help installing or setting it up? Software Installation- have a new piece of software and need help installing it? Hardware repair- need a new hard drive or power supply? Don't buy a new computer, have Nerd for Hire repair your existing computer for a fraction of the cost of a new one. Data recovery- retrieval of data from damaged/unrepairable computers Phones and Tablets too

After Handy cancelled on us 4 times in a row, we contacted HelloTech and they showed up and did an…read moreexcellent installation within 24 hours. Highly recommend!

He was very friendly and patient. The job was more difficult than we thought but he was very…read moreoptimistic and always smiling. I can promise you, I wouldn't have been smiling going up in that hot attic so much. Great tech. Thanks for all your help!

I've never had any problems with Computerwise. Judging from the multiple experiences I've had with…read morethem, I've personally gotten to know the friendly salespeople and knowledgeable technicians. They certainly aren't convectional or what you might expect as far as computer people go, but they are perfectly honest and will work with you to get the best service at an incredible value. I've never run into a problem that Curt or Jason haven't seen before. I wouldn't trust anyone else to touch my computer or laptop.

I purchased my first MacBook Pro from Expercom in 2012 after a friend recommended them to me. I had…read morea good experience with the first purchase and decided to purchase my second MacBook Pro from them three years later in 2015 when the new models were released and they also delivered great service then. Mostly recently I was confirming my AppleCare coverage since I knew the 3-year timespan would be expiring soon - when to my dismay I logged into Apple's Support site to learn that I'd forgotten to register the AppleCare purchase with Apple (d'oh). I contacted Expercom Customer Support to inquire if they might have the information my my purchase and they responded quickly with a copy of my receipt which included the serial # for my AppleCare purchase and a kind response - saving me who knows how much time in digging through old paperwork to try and find it myself. Not sure when it will be but when it comes time to buy another Mac I plan to return to Expercom again.

Probably the worst experience I've had in a business in many years... I tried calling several times…read moreover a couple of days always going to voicemail before I finally got a live person. I bought a new Mac mini and wanted to have it set up and the data transferred over from my old iMac. It should've been a simple process. Without getting into all the details, no one seemed to understand how to do that. There was only one person there who seemed knowledgeable, but he was never willing to come out of the back room to talk to me without a lot of insistence. After a week of supposedly working on it I was told it was just taking a lot of time to download the data. I finally talked to the person who is actually doing the transfer and she was trying to transfer 4 TB of data from my Time Machine onto the 512 GB Drive on my Mac mini ....Duh.?! When I explain to her how I thought the process should be done she argued with me and said I was wrong and should just do it myself.I went in to get my equipment and I don't know if it's the manager that I've been working with, but he hid in the back room and wouldn't come out and talk to me. I just wanted to get my equipment back and go somewhere else. He was using his Desk employees back-and-forth as messengers and they said he was just too busy to come out of the back and talk to me and he would have to text me later.. and they wouldn't give me my machine. I told them I wasn't gonna leave without my machine. The guy I had been working with just brought all the pieces out-dumped and dumped them on the counter. They didn't even bother to gather it up or box it up And they were missing the external drive . Unbelievable experience.. I felt sorry for the poor employees there they looked like deer in the headlights and definitely not well trained or customer service focused. I would highly recommend not going to Expercom in Logan for anything. It was the Customer Service experience from hell. I took my Mac mini to Aggie Tech Service Center in the Utah State student building. Chris was extremely helpful. We talked about exactly what I wanted to do and how they would do it. Chris was knowledgeable and professional And made the data transfer with a smile. And said he he didn't think he should charge me because it was so easy to do! Two Thumbs Way up for the Aggie Tech service center

I needed my Xbox 360 repaired and I am glad I took it to Bunting Repair. Tayson Bunting provided a…read morequality service and speedy repair at a reasonable price and he is very knowledgeable and courteous. I definitely would recommend Bunting Repair for any electronic repair.

From the owner: Service Computer Repair…read more Car audio installation Business or home

Thanks to Cameron with Level-Up Tech for coming to my home today to fix a printer problem. Cameron…read morewas very knowledgeable, kind, and made this a positive experience. He fixed the problem quickly and made payment easy. Would recommend Level-Up Tech.

From the owner: Fair and honest pricing for quality sevice and experience. Too busy to bring in your PC? We offer…read moreon-site services to take better care of our customers.

The staff didn't seem horribly knowledgable, the selection is non-existant, the prices were…read moreextremely high (seriously, $35 for a USB add on card from a no-name Tiawanese OEM - you have to really search for one over $20 normally, and usually those are Belkin or IOgear cards), and the return policy is draconian under the assumption that the customers are idiots ("perhaps you will install the card wrong and break it" - seriously? line up the pins in the PCI channel and push, not exactly rocket science) If you can't compete on prices then you HAVE to compete on service or selection, and they fail on all accounts. If you don't want immediate gratification then newegg.com will serve you much better, and if you absolutely need something that day, and/or want a human to talk to there are better stores available (even the maligned geek squad of best buy might be a better option, and that's pretty terrible).

Sold me low quality parts at premium part pricing. I understand that getting it sooner costs more…read morebut when I can get the same thing online for 10% what they charge seems like they aren't very competitive. Cant speak to their other services, but I would not buy parts here if I were you.

This business chargers $70/hr to put freeware and other freely available tools onto your computer…read moreto "help you out". They even tried to convince me in 2006 that a "Pentium 4 Celeron" processor existed. They are belligerent liars and will take advantage of the uneducated. If you don't believe me, go in there acting naive, lead them, on, and see if they don't take the bait and try and take you for a sucker. That $70/hr per customer is paying very nicely for their huge H3 Hummer they have parked out front. In addition their commercials and newspaper ads are very very ronchy, with suggestive photos and video of the owner's wife displaying herself holding computers and laptops. I will never go here.

Bought an Insignia TV on 10/27/25. Audio stopped working on 11/14/25 (18 days). Returned it to the…read morestore 11/22/25 and they said it was already outside their return policy, but still under manufacturer warranty. (BestBuy owns Insignia). Only option was to sent the tv back to Insignia to have them repair or replace. Will take 3-4 weeks. In the meantime, I accidentally left my wall mount bracket on the tv and tried calling the store to get that bracket removed so I could come pick it up. Called the local Logan # 5 times and it kept routing me to people in another country who could not help me. Finally got so angry I demanded to talk with the Logan store manage and they finally routed me to the store voicemail. Lousy customer service, lousy policies, lousy communication.

By far the most ridiculous company. They are so desperate to make "sales" that they cant take the…read moreextra time and care to protect their product from bots and the like so a real human who is trying to surprise their kid can buy a product. Would never recommend Best Buy to anyone.