Catoosa is in our Owasso and north Tulsa market, and a Local Nerd comes to your house, whether you are a few minutes from the Blue Whale on Route 66 or out on a bigger lot east of town.
Catoosa is about 9 miles from downtown Owasso, inside the 25-mile band: $110/hr. The Owasso page lists every town that market reaches.
$110 an hour in Catoosa, and $39 books it; the rest is charged when the work is done. Remote help is $39 for 30 minutes. Card only.
In Catoosa we fix a mix of things: laptops and desktops that have slowed down, phones that need moving to a new one, streaming boxes that lost their apps, and Wi-Fi that gives out at the back porch on a bigger lot.
Catoosa is a small town with big neighbors. The Tulsa Port of Catoosa sits on the Verdigris at the head of the McClellan-Kerr navigation channel, the Hard Rock is out at the I-44 exit, and the Blue Whale still sits in its pond on Route 66. The town itself is quieter than that list suggests: older houses near the center, newer ones on bigger lots around it, and plenty of people who would rather not drive into Tulsa to get a computer looked at.
From downtown Owasso it is a short drive south to Catoosa. The town's ZIP is about 9 miles from downtown Owasso in a straight line, inside the 25-mile band, so a visit here is $110 an hour. Catoosa is closer to downtown Owasso than to downtown Tulsa, which is why it sits on the Owasso side of our map.
| Distance from downtown Owasso | Where | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| About 9 miles (within 25 miles) | Catoosa, in person at your house | $110/hr |
| Any distance | Remote help, 30-minute session | $39 |
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Yes. Catoosa is in our Owasso and north Tulsa market, about 9 miles from downtown Owasso, and a Local Nerd comes to the house.
$110 an hour, since Catoosa is inside the 25-mile band measured from downtown Owasso. $39 books the visit; the rest is charged when the work is done and you have approved it.
Yes. We sign the apps back in, bring the box up to date, and set it up so the next update does not undo everything. If the box is too old to keep up, we will tell you plainly.
Usually. An outdoor-rated access point or a better-placed mesh unit tends to do it, and we walk the property with you before suggesting anything.
No. We never cold-call anybody about a problem on their computer, and neither does any honest company. If a call or a pop-up has you unsure, ask us and we will tell you whether it is real.
Yes. We set up the new one, move your files, photos and bookmarks across, get the printer working from it, and check nothing is left on the old one before you retire it.
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