Mustang is part of our Oklahoma City market, and a Local Nerd comes out SH-152 to your house, so the laptop never has to ride along into the city.
Mustang is about 13 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 Mustang, and $39 books it; the rest is charged when the work is done. Remote help is $39 for 30 minutes. Card only.
Mustang is full of newer houses and busy families, and the calls follow: Wi-Fi that will not reach the upstairs bonus room, kids' tablets that need sensible limits, a work laptop that has to be ready for Monday, and a TV with too many apps. We also fix slow computers and set up new phones without losing anything.
Mustang has grown from a small town into one of the busier suburbs west of Oklahoma City, and Mustang Public Schools is a big part of why. Most houses are newer, many with two stories and an open plan, which sounds easy for Wi-Fi until the router ends up in a corner office downstairs. Wild Horse Park is where the town gathers, and the stretch of SH-152 through town is where the errands get run.
From downtown Oklahoma City it is southwest to SH-152 and out past Will Rogers World Airport. Mustang's ZIP is about 13 miles from downtown Oklahoma City in a straight line, inside the 25-mile band, so a visit is $110 an hour.
| Distance from downtown Oklahoma City | Where | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| About 13 miles (within 25 miles) | Mustang, in person at your house | $110/hr |
| Any distance | Remote help, 30-minute session | $39 |
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Yes. Mustang is in our Oklahoma City market, about 13 miles from downtown Oklahoma City, which is well inside the distance we drive at our base rate.
$110 an hour, because Mustang is inside the 25-mile band. $39 books the visit online and the rest is charged when the work is done and you have signed off. You always see the price before anything starts.
Usually not. Moving the router out of the corner, or adding one access point near the stairs, is often enough. If a mesh system really is the answer, we will tell you which one and why, and set it up.
Yes. We set limits that fit your family, on the devices and on the router where that helps, and show you how to change them yourself without calling us.
Yes. We get it on the network, set up email, the printer and whatever video-call apps you need, and check the camera and microphone work before your first meeting.
Yes. That usually means it is set up properly on one machine and half set up on the rest. We fix the others and make sure the phones can print to it too.
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