Yukon is part of our Oklahoma City market, and a Local Nerd comes out west to your house. From the old mill on Main Street to the subdivisions off Garth Brooks Boulevard and the Kilpatrick Turnpike, we come to you.
Yukon is about 12 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 Yukon, and $39 books it; the rest is charged when the work is done. Remote help is $39 for 30 minutes. Card only.
Yukon has a lot of family houses with a lot of devices: game consoles, school laptops, smart TVs in three rooms and a doorbell camera that only alerts one phone. We sort out the network so all of it works together, clean up slow computers, and set up new phones without losing anything.
Yukon still has the Yukon's Best Flour sign on the mill along Main Street, which is also Route 66, and the Czech Festival parade down Main every October. Yukon Public Schools draws a lot of families to the newer neighborhoods north and south of I-40, and those houses are often big enough that one router in the living room does not reach the bedrooms. Closer to downtown the houses are older and smaller, and the fix is usually simpler.
The drive from downtown Oklahoma City is west on I-40, or out old Route 66 past Lake Overholser. Yukon's main ZIP is about 12 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 12 miles (within 25 miles) | Yukon, in person at your house | $110/hr |
| Any distance | Remote help, 30-minute session | $39 |
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We come to Yukon. It is part of our Oklahoma City market and a Local Nerd drives out to the house.
No. Yukon sits about 12 miles from downtown Oklahoma City, inside the 25-mile band, so it is our base in-person rate of $110 an hour. $39 books it and the rest is charged when the work is done.
Yes. We add the second phone to the doorbell's app properly, with its own login rather than a shared password, and check that both phones get the alert.
Usually too many devices crowded onto one band, or a router in the wrong spot. We look at what is connected, separate what should be separated, and move or add equipment only if it is actually needed.
Yes. We go at their pace, set the phones up the way they will actually use them, make the text bigger if they like, and leave the steps written out.
If the laptop still turns on, yes. We copy the photos and documents to the new computer or a backup, check they open, and then help you wipe the old one before it leaves the house.
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