Computer Repair in San Antonio
Free diagnosis, one flat price for the whole job, and I usually come to you. Most repairs done same or next day.
Open Mon–Fri 8–7, Saturday 9–5. House calls all over Bexar County.
I’m Matt, a local computer technician in San Antonio. PCs, Macs, laptops, desktops, the home-built gaming rig your kid is mad about. If it has a power cord, there’s a good chance I can sort it out.
What I usually get called about
- Slow computers that take five minutes to open a browser
- Laptops that won’t power on, or that turn on and then immediately shut off
- Cracked screens and dead batteries on MacBooks and PC laptops
- Spilled coffee, juice, or (memorably, once) a margarita
- Weird noises: clicking drives, screaming fans, beeping at startup
- Computers that boot to a blue screen, a black screen, or just hang on the spinning circle
- Setting up a brand-new PC or Mac and moving everything over from the old one
- Custom-built desktops and gaming PCs. I’ll spec the parts and put it together for you
If your problem isn’t on this list, call me anyway.
A computer technician who comes to you
When you search for a computer technician near you, you mostly get repair shops that want you to unplug everything and drive it over, or national services that send whoever is free. I’m one technician. You call or text me, I answer, and I’m the one who shows up at your house or office. I work on Windows PCs, Macs, laptops, custom builds, home networks and printers, so one visit usually covers everything.
How I price it
Diagnosis is free. I take a look, figure out what’s actually wrong, and give you one flat price for the whole job before I start. If you don’t want to do the repair, no problem and no charge for the visit. Small fixes start at $59, a tune-up is $99, and the full price list has the rest.
There’s no hourly clock running. No surprise add-ons. Every repair has a 30-day guarantee. If the same thing comes back, I come back free.
Where I work
I make house calls anywhere in Bexar County, plus Boerne and Schertz. Stone Oak, Alamo Heights, Helotes, Leon Valley, Castle Hills, Universal City, Southtown. I get out to all of it. If you’d rather drop the machine off, that works too.
Specific repairs
- Laptop repair: batteries, screens, laptops that won’t charge or turn on
- Mac repair: iMacs, MacBooks, Mac minis
- Virus and pop-up removal: including the fake “Microsoft” scams
- Hard drive and data recovery: dead drives, drives showing errors, drives that don’t show up
- Windows 11 upgrade: moving off Windows 10, or onto a new computer
- New computer setup: moving your files, email and printers to a new PC or Mac
- Custom PC builds: gaming PCs, workstations, home servers and upgrades
- Wi-Fi and home networking: dead zones, mesh setup, printer help
- TV mounting: TVs on drywall, brick or stone, with the wires hidden
- Home theater and AV: systems planned around your room and budget
Prices for all of these are on the price list.
Common questions
- How much does it cost to fix a computer in San Antonio?
- With me, most repairs cost $59 to $149 plus any parts. Diagnosis is free, house calls in Bexar County, Boerne and Schertz are free, and you get one flat price before I start. The full price list has every job.
- Is it worth repairing my computer or should I buy a new one?
- Usually it’s worth repairing if the fix costs well under the price of a replacement. A slow computer often just needs a cleanup or an SSD, which costs far less than a new one. If the repair costs more than the computer is worth, I’ll tell you before you spend anything, and I can set up the new one instead.
- Is there a local alternative to Geek Squad?
- Yes. I’m one technician in San Antonio. You call or text me, I answer, and I’m the one who comes to your house. You don’t have to haul the computer to a store, and you get a flat price before any work starts.
- How long does a computer repair take?
- Most jobs are done the same day or the next. Data recovery and full system rebuilds can take two or three days, and I’ll tell you up front.
- Can I drop my computer off instead of a house call?
- Yes. If you’d rather drop the machine off, that works too.
- Do you repair gaming PCs and custom builds?
- Yes. I fix gaming PCs and home-built desktops, and I also build custom PCs from scratch.
Get in touch
Easiest way is to just call or text. I’ll get back to you the same day.
- Phone
- (210) 960-3260 (texts welcome)
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 8a – 7p
Saturday 9a – 5p
Sunday by appointment - Service area
- I come to you anywhere in greater San Antonio: Alamo Heights, Stone Oak, Boerne, Schertz, Helotes, Leon Valley, Southtown, Castle Hills, Universal City, and most of Bexar County.