Everyday home users
For the things that have stopped working and the jobs you've been putting off because technology is irritating.
Friendly, patient help with PCs, laptops, Wi‑Fi, printers, email, phones and other everyday technology — in your home or remotely where suitable.
I'm patient, happy to go at your pace, and I won't make you feel daft for not knowing the technical name. If you want me to show you how something works while I fix it, I'm very happy to.
This is practical home technology support rather than a narrow repair-shop service. If the problem involves your computer, Wi‑Fi, printer, accounts or connected devices, it is worth asking.
Slow performance, software issues, setup, updates and general Windows or Mac troubleshooting.
Work out whether a problem is software, settings, hardware or something that needs a specialist repair.
Devices not connecting, router setup, weak signal and basic home network issues.
Wireless setup, drivers, scanning and computers that suddenly stop seeing the printer.
Sign-in issues, adding accounts to devices, syncing and Microsoft or Google account setup.
New device setup, apps, syncing, photos, backups and basic device help.
Streaming, webcams, speakers and connected gadgets that won't cooperate.
Moving files to a new computer, cloud storage and simple backup setup.
One-to-one help using your devices more confidently, with explanations at your pace.
Small plastic replacement parts, hobby items and printing from supplied 3D files.
See 3D printing →Get a new computer, printer or tablet configured sensibly from the start.
Many settings, software and account issues can be solved without a home visit.
Home visits are intentionally centred around Burgess Hill, West Sussex. Keeping the service local means smaller appointments remain practical and you know who is actually turning up.
If you're just outside Burgess Hill, ask anyway — nearby appointments may be possible by arrangement. Remote support is available more widely for suitable problems.
Explain what the device is doing in normal language. A photo or screenshot can help.
I'll suggest remote support or a home visit and give you the likely cost.
We work through the issue carefully and I'll explain anything useful afterwards.
For the things that have stopped working and the jobs you've been putting off because technology is irritating.
Patient explanations, no rushing and no assumption that you already know how everything works.
Wi‑Fi, printers, webcams, email and computer setup when your home technology affects your working day.
For suitable software, email, setup and account issues.
Introductory onsite rate for Burgess Hill. Standard first-hour rate will be £45.
For multi-device setups, larger transfers or jobs clearly likely to run beyond a normal appointment.
If a job looks likely to need specialist hardware repair, data recovery or other high-risk work, I'll tell you before going further.
I handle a wide range of software, setup, performance and everyday computer problems and can diagnose many hardware issues. If a job needs component-level repair or specialist equipment, I'll recommend the right next step rather than experimenting with your device.
Yes. Home visits are the main local service and are focused on Burgess Hill. The introductory first-hour rate is £40 with no separate Burgess Hill call-out fee.
Yes. Printer setup, wireless printing, routers, Wi‑Fi connections and home network problems are some of the most common reasons people need home IT support.
Yes. If you want to understand what changed or learn how to do something yourself, I can explain it at your pace.
Stop using the affected drive or device if possible and mention this before the appointment. Specialist data recovery is a separate field and continuing to use a failing drive can make recovery harder.
Call for a quick initial chat, or send a short description of the problem. You don't need to diagnose it first.