What time does Terry's Computer Asylum open?

Terry's Computer Asylum opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Terry's Computer Asylum opens at 11:00 AM on Saturday.

What time does Terry's Computer Asylum close?

Terry's Computer Asylum closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Terry's Computer Asylum closes at 4:00 PM on Saturday.Terry's Computer Asylum is closed on Sunday.

Mon-Fri 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMSat 11:00 AM - 4:00 PMSun Closed

Does Terry's Computer Asylum have parking?

Yes, Terry's Computer Asylum has parking options.

Specialties

Service and Repair, New and Refurbished systems

History

Established in 1997.

Terry's Computer Asylum was started in 1997 in his garage. Terry started his career with his first computer bought from Boeing Surplus sales In Everett, Wa. (A division of Boeing Aircraft that sells the surplus). His first computer was an old touchscreen Hewlitt Packard. It was an all in one computer, the screen and everthing all built together. It had no hard drive, just 2 floppy drives, and a bay in the top for a thermal printer (that wasn't included, he used to keep the cords in there. Terry Couldn't do anything with the computer because he had no disks to run and no clue where to get them. As a truck driver at the time, he used to pick up loads at the HP warehouse and deliver them all over the county. One day when he was near corporate headquarters, He carried that old HP into the corporate office, set it down on the coffee table. The receptionist asked if she could help him. He shifted my cowboy hat a little and said "Can't get this darn thing to turn on", she said "Sir, Were not

Meet the Business Owner: Terry D.

Terry's Computer Asylum was started in 1997 in his garage. Terry started his career with his first computer bought from Boeing Surplus sales In Everett, Wa. (A division of Boeing Aircraft that sells the surplus). His first computer was an old touchscreen Hewlitt Packard. It was an all in one computer, the screen and everthing all built together. It had no hard drive, just 2 floppy drives, and a bay in the top for a thermal printer (that wasn't included, he used to keep the cords in there. Terry Couldn't do anything with the computer because he had no disks to run and no clue where to get them. As a truck driver at the time, he used to pick up loads at the HP warehouse and deliver them all over the county. One day when he was near corporate headquarters, He carried that old HP into the corporate office, set it down on the coffee table. The receptionist asked if she could help him. He shifted my cowboy hat a little and said "Can't get this darn thing to turn on"