Choctaw is in our Oklahoma City market, and a Local Nerd comes out east to your house, whether that is near NE 23rd in the middle of town or down a gravel drive on a few wooded acres.
Choctaw is about 14 miles from downtown Oklahoma City, inside the 25-mile band: $110/hr. The Oklahoma City page lists every town that market reaches.
$110 an hour in Choctaw, and $39 books it; the rest is charged when the work is done. Remote help is $39 for 30 minutes. Card only.
Choctaw has more acreage than most of the metro, so a lot of what we do here is getting the internet from the house to where it is needed: a shop, a barn, a camera on the gate. Inside the house it is the familiar list of slow computers, confusing TVs and phones that need setting up.
Choctaw goes back to the 1890s and has kept a small-town feel even as the metro has grown out to meet it. Choctaw-Nicoma Park Public Schools serves the area, NE 23rd Street runs through the middle of town, and a lot of families live on wooded lots with the house set well back from the road. Trees and distance are hard on Wi-Fi, and so is a router left in a front room when everyone spends their evenings at the back of the house.
From downtown Oklahoma City it is east on I-40, or straight out NE 23rd. Choctaw's ZIP is about 14 miles from downtown Oklahoma City, inside the 25-mile band, so a visit is $110 an hour.
| Distance from downtown Oklahoma City | Where | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| About 14 miles (within 25 miles) | Choctaw, in person at your house | $110/hr |
| Any distance | Remote help, 30-minute session | $39 |
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Yes. Choctaw is part of our Oklahoma City market and a Local Nerd drives out to your place, acreage included.
No. Choctaw is about 14 miles from downtown Oklahoma City, inside the 25-mile band, which is our base rate of $110 an hour. $39 books it.
Often, yes. It depends on the distance and whether there is power at the gate. We look first, then tell you honestly whether a wireless link will hold up or whether it needs a cable run.
Sometimes a lot. Leaves and branches soak up Wi-Fi, so an access point placed with a clearer path can make a real difference. We test before and after so you can see whether it helped.
We cannot change what the provider sends to your house, but we can make sure none of it is wasted: the right router in the right place, nothing hogging the connection, and a straight answer about whether a different kind of service would serve you better.
Yes. We set it up with him, make sure the password is kept somewhere safe, and show him how to spot the fake emails that pretend to come from his bank.
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