Computer Repair & IT Support in Leduc

Why Leduc is easy for us

Most Edmonton computer shops sit north or central, which makes anywhere south of the city an awkward trip. We're the other way round. Our location is in the far south-west of Edmonton, near the south leg of the Henday, so getting to Leduc is a straight run down the highway rather than a crawl across the whole city.

Practically, that means on-site visits to Leduc are genuinely worth booking rather than something we grudgingly agree to. If your problem is a network, a server, or equipment that can't move, we can be there without the trip itself becoming the expensive part.

Businesses in Nisku and around the airport

The Nisku industrial park and the businesses clustered around Edmonton International sit right in this corridor. That's a lot of small operations running on a handful of workstations, a server in a back room, and whatever network the last person set up, which is exactly the situation where things quietly stop being reliable.

For businesses at that scale, managed IT from $100 per user per month usually works out cheaper than calling for help several times a year, because most of the emergencies stop happening. Assessment and quote are free.

Your options from Leduc

• Remote support: $85/hr. No travel for anybody. Best for email, malware, software faults and setup help. Book it and it's often sorted the same day.
• Drop-off: $50/hr diagnostic. Worth the drive for anything physical: a machine that won't start, a failed drive, an SSD upgrade. It's a short run up the QEII.
• On-site: $130/hr. Right when the network is the problem, when there's a server, or when equipment can't leave the building.

Data recovery without the drive

If a drive has failed and the data matters, you don't have to bring it anywhere. For a $50 flat fee we'll collect the device and return it when the recovery is done. Recovery itself is $400 flat per drive, and if we can't get your files back there's no recovery fee at all.

If the drive is clicking or grinding, power it off now and don't run recovery software on it: that's the most common way a recoverable drive becomes an unrecoverable one.

Not sure what you need?

Run the free troubleshooter and it'll narrow down what's wrong, or call and describe it. We'll point you at the cheapest option that will actually fix it, including telling you when that's a remote session rather than a visit.

Tell us what it’s doing.

Quotes are free, and we’ll point you at the cheapest thing that actually solves it.