Printer setup and troubleshooting
The printer is usually fine.
What "offline" actually means.
A new router means a new network
Drivers after a Windows update
Printing from phones and tablets
Usually done at your house.
Tell us the make and model
We connect it properly
We test every device
One price, new or broken.
Printer work is a flat $99.99 — the same price whether we are setting up a new printer or fixing one that has stopped working. Not “starting at”: that is the price.
Setting up covers unboxing, getting it onto your Wi-Fi properly, and connecting every device in the house to it — computers, phones and tablets alike. Troubleshooting covers finding out why it stopped and putting it right.
A flat $19.99 call-out fee covers the trip, the same anywhere in our service area. It is held on a card before we travel rather than charged: if the work goes ahead it comes off the price, so a job that proceeds costs $99.99 and nothing more. If no work goes ahead, the $19.99 is all you pay.
Parts, licenses, and third-party services are priced separately when applicable.
No fix, no fee.
When a printer is not worth fixing.
Some printers reach a point where the honest advice is to stop. A set of cartridges costing more than the printer did, a model old enough that the manufacturer no longer publishes drivers for current Windows, or a mechanical fault in a budget machine — all of these are cases where you would be spending good money badly.
We will tell you when that is the situation, and what we would buy instead. We do not sell printers, so that advice costs you nothing either way.