Had my computer die on me and I had many personal files on the hard drive that needed transferred…read moreto a new external drive. Quoted price was excellent (compared to G Squad) and they had it done the same afternoon! End result was excellent with great friendly service at more than fair price! Running new computer with two hard drives and loving it! Highly recommend these folks!

Multiple electronic devices repaired by their electric wizard. A great repair job and experience…read moreevery time.

Found this repair shop using a Google search to find someone close to my office. My flatscreen tv…read morehad stopped turning on and needed a new power supply. The owner/technician fixed my tv without issue, so I was appreciative of that. The repair time took 4 days and my tv now works perfectly fine. But the guy's attitude was awful. He was arrogant and rude every time we spoke, from beginning to end (the guy's name is Jeff). When I first tried to explain what was wrong, that the issue was the power supply, he brushed me off. "I've been doing this for over 20 years. I'll tell you what's wrong with it after the diagnosis." Fine. I had researched it online to see if my issue was part of a recall, but maybe I'm wrong. Do your diagnosis. I had dropped it off on a Tuesday morning and was told it could take 3-5 days pending if they need to order parts. I called on Thursday morning to check in and see if I could get an ETA. Was the problem what I thought it was? Did you need to order parts? Instead, before I could barely get a word in, he says, "I told you it could take up to a week. You don't need to call. There are other people ahead of you. I haven't even looked at your tv yet." Awesome, right? Two days in and he hasn't even looked at it yet? I wanted to take my tv back and gladly pay more elsewhere so I could be treated better. But it sucks being without a tv and didn't want to delay the repairs by starting over with someone new, so I rode it out. Then, magically, he calls me the very next day. "Your tv is ready to be picked up." What was wrong with it? "It needed a new power supply." So I was right? "Your tv is ready to be picked up." That's all he would say. The cost of the repair was a ripoff. Early on he said the diagnosis fee was $53, which would be credited toward my final bill. Sounds fair enough. He also said if the total cost of the repair exceeds $175, they'll call me for authorization to proceed first. If it's less than $175, they'll proceed with the repairs automatically. Also fair enough, since it's reasonable to want to judge how much is too much before considering buying a new tv. Setting $175 as a benchmark sounded about right. My final bill? It was $43.92 for the parts and with another stroke of magic, without any itemization showing exactly how much time was needed or what his hourly rate was, the labor cost happened to be $125. That takes my total to $169 - just a few dollars shy of that $175 mark. Pretty convenient, eh? With tax, my final bill was $179. Don't take your tv to this guy. Other repair shops will charge a flat diagnosis fee that won't be credited towards your final bill (I was given quotes ranging from $42 to $55 when I first started calling around). Do yourself a favor and take that deal, because I'd be willing to bet your actual repair cost will be calculated more honestly and your total bill will probably be less than what I paid. Plus, you'll have the satisfaction of knowing you didn't support a jackass. And that's pretty valuable.

Intrepid TV Repair owner came to my house to repair my 50-inch plasma TV. My TV had lost picture…read morebut had sound. I paid him $132.50, be deducted from the final amount once the TV was repaired. He couldn't find anything causing my problem and took it to his repair shop. He had asked if I wanted new or used parts. I told him new parts. He gave me a paper with an estimate of $450 for repairs, without knowing what the problem was. I informed him this estimate was unacceptable; I would rather buy a new set instead. He claimed it was just a top-end estimate. Over the next 2 1/2 weeks, he said he located the problem but twice the replacement parts he ordered had blown fuses. Then he admitted these were used and NOT new parts. He also said that the total cost of repairing it would come to around $470, with tax.. No way. He returned the TV. After the owner returned the plasma set to me, I had it checked out by another repairman a month later. It was then I discovered that the owner, before returning the set to me, had broken the ribbon cable that goes from one board to the screen itself. This action destroyed the plasma screen and made the set unrepairable. Hire this person at your own risk.

This company is so user friendly. They fixed my battery issue and let me take it home until they…read moregot the battery. They also fixed my audio problem. Whrn it popped up again they fixed it for free. I highly recommend them.

I bought a bld from NZXT. After a year I wanted to upgrade parts like the gpu, storage and other…read moresimple things. I was able to caveman shove parts into my pc and got overconfident. When I decided to upgraded my cpu I finally broke the motherboard and needed expert help. A friend at work suggested I check out Alliance Computers in Harrisburg. The service was professional and fairly priced to replace the motherboard. I've come back for assistance with upgrades and again for software issues (I deleted my windows) and have always received the same friendly service. I'm confident that the next thing I break on my pc will be handled by the professionals at Alliance Harrisburg.

I went to this place because it has a five star rating. I took my laptop to get checked because it…read morewasn't coming on. It went from getting checked to see what was going on to them messing up my computer to where though they couldn't even fix it and try to charge me $106 for something They couldn't fix. Noah tried his best to fix what his coworker damaged on my computer at the end manager refunding my payment. I will not be returning to that place.

They helped me set my claim up through Verizon and had my screen repaired the same evening.read more

Victor offers a remarkable service. He's personal, professional and is running an outstanding…read morebusiness. He repaired the switches on 2 table lamps for my elderly Mother. We couldn't be more pleased. His attention to detail is refreshing. Thank you!

Last Friday, when I came home from a doc appt, I started up my computer. I teach remotely so it is…read morevery important to get some work done for my students. It did not start. Nothing. No grey, blue screen, no lights even lighting up, dead. This happened before and I had to replace the battery, which I did myself on a Dell 5000 series. I had an extra battery, but I could not see well enough to unscrew the back, lots of screws. Saturday I called this service at random. Victor assured me he could have it done that day, for a very reasonable price. I took my laptop to him around 11 AM, with the battery. He had it working and called me a little later. We picked it up, and I was online before supper. Very nice man, and knew his stuff. Even wiped down my system for me. When I called Saturday and asked if he could work on it, he said, "If my eyes are open, I am working!" Great attitude. Thanks Victor. Bonus: He is a fellow YH Bearcat.

Retro Radio did a great job of converting my 1977 Chrysler Search Tune radio to today's modern…read morestandards including adding blue tooth. Their pricing was fair and they have stood behind their work. My hat's off to Mike and Christine. Would definitely recommend for anyone looking to have their classic or antique radio upgraded.

Faced with indecision what to do with your very old AM radio? Let me help you decide since I have…read morehad years of experience with my Mopar model 800 radio for my 1940 Chrysler. I initially thought that I would keep the old AM radio as original as possible with the components inside the chassis, operation of it's ancient push buttons, and appearance of the face. When I took it to Mike he asked me if I really only wanted the old chassis restored and still only have the best AM tuning capability (not good) available for that very old 1940 radio, or, he said the radio could be converted to solid state AM/FM tuning with much better sensitivity, the push buttons would still function, the face would look the same, and the cigar lighter socket would be converted to 12 volts to charge a phone, etc. Being a stubborn purist I assured Mike I I would be satisfied to just have it restored even though I knew that AM reception where I drive in Pennslyvania is a crackly whisper on top of a mountain at its best. So Mike restored it. Then I was happy to see the dial face light up. Kinda nice to wait for tubes to warm up like they should. But for what? Could barely get an AM station or two which still faded in and out. So I took it back to Mike who just graciously smiled when I apologized for not listening to his wisdom. So here's the advice from me. If you have an old cantankerous AM radio and you tend to be old and cantankerous yourself, make your life a little easier by going modern and no one will even notice!