Personal Computer Support From Marc Fowler

How I can help

I’m able to offer a large number of services, supporting all kinds of devices.

I solve most computer-related issues in the following three ways:

Please see some examples below of ways I can help with the devices you use in your home or business.

Computer Repair

When computers stop working, I can fix them. I can replace faulty parts and solve software issues.

Problem solving

From minor nuisances to business halting failures, I can get your technology working for you again.

Computer tuition

Call me for a one off lesson or a series of sessions to equip you with the computer skills you need.

Tablets & smartphones

I can set up a new phone or tablet for you, or help you get the most out of one you already own.

Virus removal

I can remove stubborn infections and malware, thoroughly clean your computer and ensure it has adequate protection.

Installation

New computers, tablets, and phones set up to be secure and easy to use. I can even transfer content from your old device.

I started trading as FowlerWeb in May 2005, making myself available to people in need of help with their computers or websites.

When a customer contacts me with a problem or question, I listen to what they have to say and if appropriate, give advice in response. More often than not, the person asks me to come out to help. Some customers prefer me to take their computers away to repair which can sometimes work out a little cheaper. If the person has not called before, I make sure I clearly explain my fees.

When going to a customer I always make a point of appearing presentable and arriving on time. Of course, when going from one customer to another, it is inevitable that I am sometimes delayed. When this happens I give as much advance warning as possible.

I recognise the job I do is a very personal thing; going into people’s homes, working on their computers, and often being around their children or grandchildren. Because of this I make a real point of being friendly and approachable. Teaching somebody new skills on their computer can often require a lot of patience as well; something I am often told I have a great deal of. If I have to explain problems or new procedures, I do so clearly, making sure I am understood and welcoming any questions.

Some of the problems people call me out to fix can take quite a long time and potentially prove expensive. When this is the case I make a point of explaining what is required and what options are available. I give as accurate an idea of cost as possible and will only do the work if the customer agrees to it.

When I have finished the work I have been called out for, I usually write out an invoice there and then. Most people prefer to pay before I leave – I can accept cheques or cash – but some prefer to post a cheque or pay via online banking. I only invoice when I feel a job is completed and the benefits are clear.

I have found that once people have used me, they tend to come back in future. Some might only need me once a year, others need me much more often. One of the things they all benefit from is the relationship which is built up and the reassurance that they know who to turn to next time they need help.

If you have any questions about what I do or how I do it, please do contact me.