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Austin’s Tech Repair Group

How it works

No shop. No waiting room. No hassle.

Pick your device, tell us what's wrong, and get an instant estimate. If the problem can be confirmed from your description and photos, we give you your estimated repair price up front, order the part ourselves, and fix it in one visit when it lands. If it can't be confirmed remotely, the first visit is a diagnostic visit — we find out what's actually wrong before anyone orders a part.

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Our promise

Fixed right, backed for a full year.

Every repair leaves with a 1-year warranty on parts and labor.

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Technician at work

Why mobile

Your time is worth more than a waiting room.

Mail-in repair means days without your phone. Shop drop-off means two trips across town. We bring the bench and the expertise to your driveway. Once your part is in hand, most repairs are finished in a single visit.

Smartphone in hand

Services We Offer

Expert repair for every device

From cracked screens to hard-to-find problems — handled at your location.

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One honest note: we’re not an internet service provider. But we can recommend a provider and plan, help you get set up, and make everything on your side of the connection work.

From the bench

Real work, done by hand

Our own repairs, photographed while the work happens.

Phone opened up with its new screen being fitted
Phone Screen ReplacementA new display going in — opened, fitted, and tested by hand.
Phone with its back open, showing the battery and cameras during repair
Inside a Phone RepairBack open for battery and board work — every screw accounted for.

Guest reviews

What local guests are saying

"My iPhone screen repair was great — quick, fast, and easy."

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Patrick
iPhone Screen Repair

"My iPad looks awesome and works great — perfect."

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Janae
iPad Repair

"Austin was extremely professional from start to finish. He took the time to properly repair my Xbox One X while explaining everything along the way."

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Tiant
Console Repair Guest

"Excellent service. Took care of all my printer needs — repaired the old one and set up the new. Very friendly and informed on IT issues."

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Annie
IT & Peripheral Guest

"Austin hooked up my Bluetooth stereo, TV, printer, iPad — got all of my technology back on the network."

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Kristy
Home Network Guest

"Austin provides great services at his phone repair place!"

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Jessica
Phone Repair

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Services We Offer

Guest Services

We come to you. Phones, tablets, computers, and everything else you live on — repaired at your door, with a written estimate first and a 1-year warranty on parts and labor.

We come to you

You never haul a dead device across town. We come to your home and do the repair and the setup there, on your schedule, with a written estimate first and a 1-year warranty on parts and labor.

We set it right up

Phones, tablets, computers, and Wi-Fi set up and working at your home: routers, switches, and Wi-Fi access points hooked up and configured — verified working end to end.

Repairs that keep you connected

Phones, tablets, computers, and everything else you live on, repaired with a written estimate first and a 1-year warranty on parts and labor — so a broken device never leaves you cut off.

Technicians you can trust

The same local technicians, at your door, testing the screen, touch, charging, camera, and speakers before we leave — and the repair carries a 1-year warranty on parts we supply and on our labor.

For every guest

Built for every guest

Every guest starts on ATR One Free automatically — nothing to join and nothing to pay. You earn 1 point for every $1 on every completed repair or service — 100 points is $5 toward repairs, accessories, and vouchers.

Paid members pay no visit fee or diagnostics on covered devices, earn points faster, and save more on repairs and accessories.

ATR One Individual — $9.99/mo. 20% off repairs and 25% off accessories on covered devices, and no visit fee on covered devices. Covers 1 device. Earns 5 points for every $1 spent.

ATR One Family — $19.99/mo. 20% off repairs and 25% off accessories on covered devices, and no visit fee on covered devices. Covers 5 devices. Earns 5 points for every $1 spent.

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Pricing

What it costs *

Dispatch fee is $15.99. That is just to get us to your house, and it is non-refundable.

Diagnostics $35.99

One-on-one is $25 an hour, plus a $15.99 visit fee.

Common repairs starting at $37.99 for phones, $52.99 for tablets, $50.99 for computers, $58.99 for game consoles, $66.99 for smartwatches.

Custom repairs are $50 an hour, plus parts.

Within 25 miles, the dispatch fee is the price listed above. Over 25 miles, add $1 per mile.

* See note 3 in the footer below.

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Service Request

Start your service

Pick your device, make and model, see your exact price — then send it straight to us.

You’re in good hands — we come to you, and every repair is backed by our 1-year warranty.

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The devices we service

What type of device?

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Make, model & repair

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Your instant estimate

Estimated price range

$50 – $150

Final pricing is confirmed once we've inspected the device. Estimates are always free. A non-refundable visit fee secures your mobile appointment — $15 when your repair is already known, or $35 if your device needs diagnostics first. It covers the trip to you, plus the diagnosis when one is needed, and it’s due when you book. ATR One Plus (paid) members pay no visit fee for devices covered under their plan.

Estimate only: the prices shown here are estimates — not the final repair price. Your exact price is confirmed after diagnostics, and the final price may be smaller or larger than the estimate shown.

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Your visit & contact details

Enter the exact model of your phone, computer, tablet, smart watch, or other device.

ATR One is our membership. ATR One Plus (paid) members pay no visit fee on covered devices — ATR One Free is pay per visit.

Read the Repair Authorization & Service Agreement and sign it right here. Your signature is your authorization for the work, and a signed copy is filed on your repair ticket. The form sends once you have signed.

Not signed yet.

Sends your request directly to Austin — no account needed.

Want your estimate by phone?

Book a 30-minute phone call for your estimate — a great option if you prefer to talk it through. Repair appointments are booked through the repair request form and set in a 2-hour arrival window.

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Straight answers

Repair or Replace?

Sometimes a repair costs so much of what a device is worth that replacing it is the smarter money — and we would rather tell you that up front than sell you a repair that does not make sense. Pick your device and repair below, tell us what a replacement would cost you, and see the same math we use.

1. Device type

Our rule of thumb, in the open

If your estimated repair price is 40% or less of what a replacement would cost you, fixing it is usually worth it. Over 40% and up to 65% is borderline — the device’s age and shape decide it, and we will tell you straight after diagnostics. Over 65%, our honest advice is to put the money toward a replacement.

ATR One members get a discount on repairs, which can change this math — the percentages here use our standard prices.

Already know you want the repair? Schedule a repair, or check the Services flow for starting prices on their own.

Free help, in plain words

Help Guides

Short, honest walk-throughs for the problems people ask us about most — written the way we would explain them at your kitchen table. Tap a guide to open it. And if a guide does not fix it, every one of them ends with the same offer: we will come do it with you.

How to spot a scam

Phone and computer scams all follow the same scripts. Learn the shapes once and they lose their power — including the scary pop-up that swears your device is infected.

  1. Spot the biggest tell: urgency. A pop-up, text, or call says your computer is infected, your account is locked, or money is about to leave your account unless you act right now. Real companies do not warn you this way. Slow down — that pressure is the scam.
  2. Never call the number on a warning. A phone number shown on a pop-up, or in a “security alert” text or email, rings the scammer — not the company it pretends to be.
  3. Never pay with gift cards. No real company, bank, or government office accepts gift cards, wire transfers, or cryptocurrency as payment. If someone demands gift cards, it is a scam — every single time.
  4. Never hand over your screen or your codes. Do not install remote-access software for a stranger, do not let a caller direct you around your own device, and never type a password or a bank code into a page that a pop-up, text, or caller sent you to.
  5. If a warning window will not close: on Windows, press Ctrl + Alt + Delete, open Task Manager, and end your browser. On a Mac, press Command + Option + Esc and Force Quit the browser. On a phone, close the browser app completely. It was only a web page — closing it ends it.
  6. Got a “your account is locked” text or email? Do not tap its link. Open the company’s real app, type the real website address in yourself, or call the number printed on the back of your bank card.
  7. If you already paid or gave out information: call your bank right away using the number on your card, change the password from a device you trust, and file a report at reportfraud.ftc.gov.

When in doubt, stop. Hang up, close the tab, and talk it over with someone you trust — a family member, your bank on its real number, or us — before you send anyone anything.

Still stuck? We will come do it with you for $25 an hour.

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When your phone says storage is full

That “storage almost full” warning makes a phone slow, blocks updates, and can stop new photos from saving. Here is how to see what is taking the room and clear it out safely.

  1. Look before you delete. iPhone: Settings → General → iPhone Storage. Samsung and most Android phones: Settings → Battery and device care → Storage. The list ranks exactly what is eating the space — usually photos and videos first, then the biggest apps.
  2. Back up photos and videos before removing any of them. The photo backup guide on this page walks through it. Only delete what you know also exists somewhere else.
  3. Start with videos. One long video can take more room than hundreds of photos. Delete duplicates, blurry shots, and screen recordings you do not need.
  4. Empty the trash. Deleted photos sit in a Recently Deleted folder for about 30 days before the space actually frees up. iPhone: Photos → Albums → Recently Deleted → Delete All. Android: open the trash in the Gallery or Google Photos app and empty it.
  5. Check your messages. Years of shared videos pile up inside text threads. On the iPhone storage screen, look under Messages for large attachments you can review and remove.
  6. Remove apps you never open. iPhone: turn on Offload Unused Apps on the storage screen — it removes the app but keeps its data and its icon. Android: Settings → Apps, pick one, and Uninstall.
  7. Know what is safe. Safe to clear: downloaded shows and podcasts inside streaming apps, files in your Downloads folder you no longer need, duplicate downloads. Not safe to delete: your authenticator app and your password manager — they hold the keys to your accounts.
  8. Leave breathing room. Keep about 10% of the storage free. A completely full phone cannot install security updates and will keep nagging you.

Still stuck? We will come do it with you for $25 an hour.

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Wi-Fi dead spots at home

One slow room is usually a signal problem, not an internet problem. Work through these in order before you spend a dime on new gear.

  1. Restart in the right order. Unplug both the modem and the router. Wait 30 seconds. Plug the modem back in first and let its lights settle — give it a few minutes — then plug the router back in.
  2. Give the router a better seat. Central in the home, up on a shelf, and out in the open beats a corner floor spot every time. Keep it out of closed cabinets, off the floor, and away from thick brick, big metal objects, and the kitchen microwave, which interferes with Wi-Fi.
  3. Use the right band. 5 GHz is faster but travels a shorter distance — best in the same room as the router or the next one over. 2.4 GHz is slower but reaches much farther and passes through walls better — better for far bedrooms. If a far room keeps buffering, the device may be hanging onto the weak 5 GHz signal: tell it to forget the network and rejoin, or connect it to the 2.4 GHz name if your router lists both.
  4. Test before you buy. Stand next to the router and run a speed test (search “speed test” in your browser). Then run it in the dead room. Slow everywhere means the problem is your internet service or your plan — call your provider. Fast near the router and slow far away means a coverage problem, which the next steps fix.
  5. Know when mesh helps. One well-placed router covers most single-story homes. For a big home, two stories, or brick and plaster walls, a mesh system (two or three matching units) works far better than a cheap plug-in extender: an extender creates a second, slower network, while mesh keeps one network name and hands your device off as you move from room to room.
  6. Place mesh units halfway. Put each unit halfway between the router and the dead zone — not inside the dead zone itself, where there is no signal for it to pass along.

Still stuck? We will come do it with you for $25 an hour.

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Printer won’t print? Work this list in order

Most “broken” printers are just disconnected, or stuck behind one bad job. This list fixes the large majority of them — in the order we check them.

  1. The basics. Power on, paper loaded flat, no blinking error light. Open the paper-path covers and check for a jam — pull stuck paper out slowly with both hands. Do not yank.
  2. Same network check. Your phone or computer and the printer must be on the same Wi-Fi. A printer that stopped working right after a router change has usually just lost its connection: reconnect it from the printer’s own screen — Settings or Network → Wireless or Wi-Fi Setup — pick your network, and enter the password.
  3. Restart in order. Turn the printer off for 30 seconds, then restart the computer or phone you are printing from. Many stuck jobs clear right here.
  4. Clear the print queue. Windows: Settings → Bluetooth & devices → Printers & scanners → your printer → Open print queue, then cancel the stuck jobs (right-click a job and Cancel, or the Printer menu → Cancel All Documents). Mac: System Settings → Printers & Scanners → your printer → Print Queue, and delete the stuck jobs.
  5. Make it the default. Windows: on the same Printers & scanners screen, open your printer → Manage → Set as default printer (and if jobs keep going to a printer you do not own, turn off “Let Windows manage my default printer”). Mac: System Settings → Printers & Scanners → set Default printer to yours.
  6. Re-add it fresh. Still nothing? Remove the printer and add it again — this reloads the driver cleanly. Windows: Remove device, then Add device. Mac: the minus button, then plus. For most home printers, the maker’s own app (HP Smart, Epson Smart Panel, Brother’s app) sets it up more reliably than a generic driver.
  7. Confirm with a test page from the printer settings screen. If the test page prints, the printer is fine and the problem is the app you are printing from — try printing the same thing from a different app.

Still stuck? We will come do it with you for $25 an hour.

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Moving to a new phone — do it yourself

You do not need to hand your phone — and every password on it — to a stranger to move to a new one. The phone makers built the mover right into the setup. You make the move; this guide walks you through it, and your accounts stay in your hands the whole time.

  1. Prep the old phone. Charge both phones, connect both to Wi-Fi, and run the software update if one is waiting (iPhone: Settings → General → Software Update; Android: Settings → Software update). Moves go smoother when the old phone is current.
  2. Back up the old phone first, no matter what. iPhone: Settings → your name at the top → iCloud → iCloud Backup → Back Up Now. Android: Settings → Google → Backup → Back up now (Samsung: Settings → Accounts and backup → Back up data).
  3. Start the new phone and say yes to copying. iPhone to iPhone: turn the new one on next to the old one and Quick Start appears on the old phone — follow it and choose “Transfer from iPhone”. Android to Android: setup offers to copy from your old phone, and a cable is the fastest way. Samsung phones include Smart Switch, which also moves from an iPhone. Switching sides: on a new iPhone, choose “Move Data from Android” with the free Move to iOS app on the old phone; on a new Android, choose to copy from an iPhone when setup asks.
  4. Switching from iPhone to Android? First turn off iMessage on the old iPhone (Settings → Messages → switch iMessage off) so your text messages keep arriving on the new phone.
  5. Do not erase the old phone yet. Keep it charged and untouched for a week or two, until you are certain everything arrived.
  6. Check the essentials on the new phone: the photo count matches, your messages are there, contacts are complete, and you can sign in to your email and your banking apps.
  7. Move your two-factor codes with care. Authenticator apps (Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, and the like) do not always move by themselves, and skipping this step can lock you out of your accounts. While you still have the old phone: in Google Authenticator, use Transfer accounts → Export on the old phone and Import on the new one. For other apps, use their transfer option, or re-add each account from that account’s security settings. Test one code before you retire the old phone.
  8. Last step, only when everything checks out: sign out of your Apple or Google account on the old phone, then factory-reset it before it is sold, traded in, or given away.

Rather have company while you do it? That is exactly what our one-on-ones are: we sit with you at your home while you make the move on your own phones — nobody takes your accounts or your passwords.

Still stuck? We will come do it with you for $25 an hour.

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Back up your photos so they’re never lost

If the only copy of your photos lives on your phone, one lost, stolen, or broken phone takes them with it. A backup is simply a second copy somewhere else — here is how to set one up and prove it is working.

  1. iPhone — turn on iCloud Photos. Settings → your name at the top → iCloud → Photos → turn on Sync this iPhone (iCloud Photos). Free iCloud storage is only 5 GB, which fills fast — most people need iCloud+ (50 GB runs about a dollar a month). If phone space is tight, also turn on Optimize iPhone Storage: full-size originals live in iCloud and smaller copies stay on the phone.
  2. Android — turn on Google Photos backup. Open the Google Photos app → tap your profile picture → Photos settings → Backup → turn it on. Free Google storage is 15 GB, shared across Photos, Gmail, and Drive; Google One adds more when you need it.
  3. Prove it is running — do not just trust the switch. iPhone: open Photos, go to the Library, and scroll to the very bottom; it should say your photos are synced with iCloud (or show “Just Updated”). Android: the Backup screen in Google Photos settings should say “Backup complete”. On any computer, sign in to the iCloud website or the Google Photos website and look at the Photos there — seeing your newest pictures on a second screen is the real proof.
  4. The 3-2-1 idea, in one plain sentence: keep 3 copies of what matters, on 2 different kinds of storage, with 1 copy kept outside your home — your phone plus a cloud backup already gets you most of the way there.
  5. Add a cheap second copy now and then. Plug the phone into a computer and copy the photos over (the Photos app on a Mac; on Windows, File Explorer → the phone → the DCIM folder), or save them to a USB drive. Once or twice a year is plenty for most families.
  6. Check twice a year. Open the cloud website, scroll to your newest photos, and confirm they are there. A backup nobody checks is a hope, not a backup.

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About us

A repair shop that comes to you

Meet Austin

Hi, I'm Austin. I'm the one who shows up.

I'm Austin Caudill. I started fixing phones back in 2010, at a desk in my bedroom, for classmates at school — and Austin's Tech Repair Group grew out of that desk. It's still just me. When you call, I answer. When you get a quote, I wrote it. And when someone knocks on your door to fix your device, it's me standing there, not a stranger.

A repair runs on trust, so here is how I work: you get a written estimate before anything starts, you sign off before I open your device, and every repair I do is backed by a 1-year warranty. If I wouldn't put my name on it, I don't hand it back.

Austin Caudill, founder of Austin's Tech Repair Group

Our values

What this business stands on

Austin's Tech Repair Group has run on the same values since the first phone was fixed in 2010. They decide how we quote, how we repair, and how we treat the people — and the community — who trust us with their devices.

The original workbench: a tidy bench with a large work mat, a magnifier lamp, a September calendar whiteboard, and a hand-printed Quality Control sign

Trust

Earned on every repair

People hand us the devices their lives run on — family photos, work files, the phone a family business takes its calls on. That trust has been earned one repair at a time since 2010, back when the bench was a desk in a bedroom and the guests were classmates.

Every job runs on paper the guest can keep: a written estimate first, a signed repair authorization before work begins, and a receipt with the guest's own signature when the job is done. Repairs are backed by a 1-year warranty on parts and labor, and the whole file stays with the guest's record, ready to pull up any time.

The original shop door: welcome sign, posted processing-area rules, opening times, and the signed company notice

Transparency

The same numbers, on the table

A repair price should be explainable in one breath. Estimates come as itemized numbers before any work starts — parts, labor, and the visit fee in the open — so the price agreed at the door is the price on the receipt.

When a part needs ordering, the guest receives the order number and the tracking link, and both are filed with their repair. The quote is built from the same supplier figures we see ourselves: one set of numbers, shared with the person paying the bill.

The original parts wall: cables, phone parts and music-player parts sorted into hand-labeled sections, every part accounted for

Environment

Repair is the original recycling

Every device repaired is a device kept in service — and one fewer device in a landfill, one fewer new device manufactured to replace it. Fixing what already exists is the most practical environmental choice there is, and it is the whole point of a repair shop.

Parts removed during a repair come back with us and are recycled through proper channels, so batteries and circuit boards stay out of the household trash. Some original parts return to their manufacturer under core and return programs. Either way, every take-off part is accounted for and handled responsibly.

Shattered phones and spare parts, kept, bagged and labeled for repair and reuse instead of the trash

Education

Skills grow when somebody shares them

This business started with Austin teaching himself iPhone repair — by 2010 he was fixing phones for fellow students, learning the trade the hands-on way, one opened device at a time. In 2013 he went to Diamond Oaks here in Ohio to perfect it, and that is where he learned to solder.

That is why we champion students learning to code and to repair. The next technician, programmer, or shop owner is sitting in a classroom today, and a skill picked up young can turn into a livelihood. A skill picked up young can turn into a livelihood — that is exactly what happened here.

Learning the trade at the bench: a phone open mid-repair beside the printed guide and precision drivers

Right to repair

Your device. Your choice.

Buying a device means owning it — the whole thing, inside and out. The freedom to open it, repair it, and choose who does the work is part of what ownership means, and independent repair shops keep that freedom real for everyday owners.

We support the right to repair: parts, manuals, and diagnostic information available to owners and independent shops alike. When people can fix what they own, devices last longer, local skills run deeper, and money stays in the owner's pocket. Your device — your choice of who fixes it.

The original parts wall under the flag: devices and parts kept ready to be repaired, not replaced

Small business

Small business, standing with small business

Austin's Tech Repair Group is a small business in the truest sense: owner-run, with the same person answering the phone, giving the estimate, and doing the repair. We know exactly what a dead shop computer, a silent register, or a down network costs, because a business this size feels every hour of it.

So we keep local businesses running: commercial IT support, network installs, and websites built for the shops, crews, and offices around us. Doing business locally keeps the money, the skills, and the trust circulating right here in Spring Valley and across the Miami Valley.

The original stockroom shelves, hand-labeled Boxes and Parts — one small business keeping what other small businesses need on hand
The flag that hung over the original parts wall

That flag hung over the first parts wall. It still stands for how this business runs: proudly American owned and operated in the United States. No outsourcing.

We support the American dream for all.

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Accessories & gear

Quality accessories at fair prices — screen protectors, cases, chargers and cables, delivered to you during your repair visit. Add items to your bag, then check out — we'll bring everything when we fix your device.

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No shipping fees — we hand-deliver your accessories during your repair appointment.

Straight with you: we’re not a reseller or an authorized reseller of any device or product — we just offer these as accessories. Changed your mind? You have 14 days to return them. Every accessory carries its manufacturer’s warranty, and we add 90 days on top of it.

More than accessories

We also sell pre-owned and refurbished devices — phones, tablets, laptops, and consoles, tested and backed by our 1-year warranty. Ask us what's in stock.

We source quality parts and accessories from trusted suppliers — so you get reliable gear at fair prices.

Looking for something specific? Contact us and we'll find it for you.

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Business Services

We come to your business. Built for shops, offices, and crews — the tech a small business runs on, repaired and set up on site, with a written estimate first and a 1-year warranty on parts and labor.

Repairs that keep you open — so a broken device never becomes a closed sign.

We come to you

Your team never hauls a dead register or a cracked laptop across town. We do the repair and the setup right at your business, on your schedule.

We set it right up

Point-of-sale systems, set up and working: we set up Square, cash drawers, receipt printers, and the computers they run on. One honest note — we are not a payment processing company. We help you set it up, and we do not process payments.

Repairs that keep you open

Phones, tablets, computers, and printers repaired with a written estimate first and a 1-year warranty on parts and labor — so a broken device never becomes a closed sign.

Techs you can trust

On site at your business, keeping you open — so a broken device never becomes a closed sign.

For every business

Built for shops, offices, and crews

The tech a small business runs on — staff phones and tablets, office computers, printers, Wi-Fi and networks, and the register by the door — repaired and set up on site, without an IT department on payroll.

For larger offices and device fleets, it is the same on-site service, scaled to the whole building: full IT management, including server setup, scheduled maintenance, and priority dispatch — one local number to call instead of a call center and a ticket queue.

ATR One Business — $49.99/mo. 45% off repairs and 55% off accessories on covered devices, wholesale parts pricing, and no visit fee on covered devices.

ATR One Business Pro — $99.99/mo. 50% off repairs and 65% off accessories on covered devices, with full IT management for the business.

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Business computer repair

Business pricing

What it costs for your business *

Dispatch fee is $35.99.

Diagnostics $65.99

One-on-one is $49.99 an hour, plus a $35.99 visit fee.

Common repairs starting at $69.99.

Custom repairs are $100 an hour, plus parts.

Within 25 miles, the dispatch fee is the price listed above. Over 25 miles, add $1 per mile.

ATRG Business Plus and Business Pro members pay no visit fee on covered devices.

To schedule, show us your EIN.

* See note 3 in the footer below.

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ATR One Membership

One membership. Every perk.

ATR One is our membership for people who want their tech handled — priority service, real discounts, and free remote support whenever you need it.2

Every guest starts on ATR One Free: earn 1 point for every $1 of a completed repair — 100 points = $5 toward repairs, accessories, and vouchers. ATR One Plus plans earn faster — 5 points per $1 on Individual and Family — and add every perk below, including wholesale pricing on parts.

ATR One Free costs nothing. You earn points on every completed repair or service, and you pay the visit fee when we come out.

ATR One Plus is the paid membership. Members pay no visit fee on covered devices, earn points faster, and save more on repairs and accessories.

How it works

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Start free, upgrade anytime

Every guest is on ATR One Free automatically — nothing to join and nothing to pay. Upgrade to ATR One Plus in under a minute with our secure checkout whenever you’re ready.

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Your member QR code

Your ATR One member QR code lives in your My Account — nothing to carry and nothing to wait on. It is there the moment your membership is active.

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Show & save

At your visit, tap the member QR code in My Account to make it big and hold it up, or mention you're a member on the phone. Discounts apply automatically. Your technician can help you pull it up when we arrive.

What you get

Free Screen Protector With Every Repair

Every time we repair your device, ATR One Plus members get a screen protector installed free — cut to fit your exact device on the spot.

Repair Discounts on Every Plan

Every repair, every time: 20% off on Individual and Family.

Accessory Discounts on Every Plan

Cases, chargers, cables, and more: 25% off on Individual and Family.

Wholesale Parts Pricing

Paid members get parts at cost — wholesale pricing on the parts your repair needs.

Priority Queue Access

Jump to the front of the line. ATR One Plus members get scheduled first, every time.

Same-Day Diagnostics

When schedule allows, ATR One Plus members get priority same-day diagnostics. We come to you, fast. Repairs follow once parts arrive.

Free Diagnostics — No Visit Fee

ATR One Plus members pay no visit fee on covered devices — the visit and the full diagnosis are included with the paid membership.

Compare the plans

IndividualFamily
IndividualFamily
Price$9.99/mo$19.99/mo
Covered devices1 deviceUp to 5 devices
Reward points on completed repairs or services5 points per $15 points per $1
Repair discounts 20% off 20% off
Accessory discounts 25% off 25% off
Visit fee on covered devices Free Free
Free screen protector with every repair
Priority shipping on parts Free Free
Wholesale parts pricing Parts at cost Parts at cost
Wholesale accessory pricing
Priority scheduling
Same-day diagnostics Priority Priority
Remote guest service Free Free

Pick your plan

Every ATR One Plus plan includes all the paid benefits. Cancel anytime.

Individual — 1 Device

$9.99/mo

ATR One Plus · Earn 5 points per $1 on completed repairs

Covers 1 device. Perfect if you've got one phone or laptop you depend on. 20% off repairs and 25% off accessories.

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Family — 5 Devices

$19.99/mo

ATR One Plus · Earn 5 points per $1 on completed repairs

Covers 5 devices. The whole family — phones, tablets, laptops, all of it. 20% off repairs and 25% off accessories.

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Pick your plan above to join — secure checkout through Square. Cancel anytime. Your member QR code appears in My Account as soon as your membership is active.

ATR One Business Membership

One membership. Every perk.

ATR One is our membership for people who want their tech handled — priority service, real discounts, and free remote support whenever you need it.2

Every business starts on ATR One Free: earn 1 point for every $1 of a completed repair — 100 points = $5 toward repairs, accessories, and vouchers. ATR One Plus plans earn faster — 10 points per $1 on Business and Business Pro — and add every perk below, including wholesale pricing on parts.

ATR One Free costs nothing. You earn points on every completed repair or service, and you pay the visit fee when we come out.

ATR One Plus is the paid membership. Members pay no visit fee on covered devices, earn points faster, and save more on repairs and accessories.

How it works

1

Start free, upgrade anytime

Every guest is on ATR One Free automatically — nothing to join and nothing to pay. Upgrade to ATR One Plus in under a minute with our secure checkout whenever you’re ready.

2

Your member QR code

Your ATR One member QR code lives in your My Account — nothing to carry and nothing to wait on. It is there the moment your membership is active.

3

Show & save

At your visit, tap the member QR code in My Account to make it big and hold it up, or mention you're a member on the phone. Discounts apply automatically. Your technician can help you pull it up when we arrive.

What you get

Free Screen Protector With Every Repair

Every time we repair your device, ATR One Plus members get a screen protector installed free — cut to fit your exact device on the spot.

Repair Discounts on Every Plan

Every repair, every time: 45% off on Business, and 50% off on Business Pro.

Accessory Discounts on Every Plan

Cases, chargers, cables, and more: 55% off on Business, and 65% off on Business Pro.

Wholesale Parts Pricing

Paid members get parts at cost — wholesale pricing on the parts your repair needs.

Priority Queue Access

Jump to the front of the line. ATR One Plus members get scheduled first, every time.

Same-Day Diagnostics

When schedule allows, ATR One Plus members get priority same-day diagnostics. We come to you, fast. Repairs follow once parts arrive.

Free Diagnostics — No Visit Fee

ATR One Plus members pay no visit fee on covered devices — the visit and the full diagnosis are included with the paid membership.

Compare the plans

BusinessBusiness Pro
Price$49.99/mo$99.99/mo
Covered devicesUp to 10 devicesUp to 25 devices
Reward points on completed repairs or services10 points per $110 points per $1
Repair discounts 45% off 50% off
Accessory discounts 55% off 65% off
Visit fee on covered devices Free Free
Free screen protector with every repair
Priority shipping on parts Free Free
Wholesale parts pricing Parts at cost Parts at cost
Wholesale accessory pricing
Priority scheduling
Same-day diagnostics Priority Priority
Remote guest service Free Free
Point-of-sale setup at your business
Full IT management, including server setup
Business EIN requiredRequiredRequired

Pick your plan

Every ATR One Plus plan includes all the paid benefits. Cancel anytime.

Business — 10 Devices

$49.99/mo

ATR One Plus · Earn 10 points per $1 on completed repairs

Covers up to 10 devices. All your business hardware covered — computers, printers, receipt printers, cash drawers, and more. 45% off repairs and 55% off accessories. We come out and set up your point of sale — Square, cash drawers, and your systems. We help with the setup; we do not process payments. Requires your business EIN at signup.

Join Business

Business Pro — 25 Devices

$99.99/mo

ATR One Plus · Earn 10 points per $1 on completed repairs

Covers up to 25 devices. We handle all of your IT. Full tech management for your business, including server setup — you focus on running it. 50% off repairs and 65% off accessories. We come out and set up your point of sale — Square, cash drawers, and your systems. We help with the setup; we do not process payments. Requires your business EIN at signup.

Join Business Pro

Pick your plan above to join — secure checkout through Square. Cancel anytime. Your member QR code appears in My Account as soon as your membership is active.

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Careers at Austin's Tech Repair Group

Love fixing things? Tell us about yourself below.

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Rather email us? Reach HR at hr@austinstechrepairgroup.com or call (937) 280-6243.

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Get in touch

We come to you.

Call 937-280-6243 or send a message below — we typically reply within the hour during business hours.

Hours: Mon–Fri 5:30 AM–10:00 PM · Sat 8:30 AM–9:00 PM · Sun 9:00 AM–5:00 PM

Got a repair? Start your repair request — that form gets us every detail we need for your estimate.

Email us

Reach the right inbox

Guest Service — repairs, questions & scheduling — service@austinstechrepairgroup.com

Warranty & Replacements — warranty@austinstechrepairgroup.com

Careers & Human Resources — hr@austinstechrepairgroup.com

Owner — Austin Caudill — major matters & investors — austin.caudill@austinstechrepairgroup.com

Automated Notifications — no-reply@austinstechrepairgroup.com — receipts & updates come from this address; it is not monitored, so for a reply please use Guest Service.

Coverage map

See if we cover your area

We’re a mobile shop — this map shows where we travel — roughly 25 miles around Spring Valley and the Dayton area. Type in your address and we’ll tell you right away if you’re in our area. Every visit carries one flat visit fee: $15 for a known repair, or $35 when your device needs a full diagnosis.

The visit fee is the same anywhere in our service area — $15 for a known repair, $35 with a full diagnosis — no mileage math, no surprises.

Send a quick message

Just a question, not a repair? Send it here.

Give us a phone number or an email so we can reply.

Support

Service and Repair

Let's get your device working the way it should. Tell us what's wrong, and we'll help you find the best way to get it fixed.

Choose a product to get service on.

Find out about service options and repairs, and see what you expect to pay.

Questions? Answers.

Where can I track the existing repair with Austin's Tech Repair Group?

To track the status of an existing repair, sign into your account and see the status.

Your repair moves through Request received, Diagnosed, Part ordered, Part on the way, On the way to you, Quality check, Complete, and Warranty active once it is covered.

Where can I check if my device is covered by Austin's Tech Repair Group warranty, or ATR One?

You can check your coverage status in your account.

How long does the warranty last, and what does it cover?

One year (365 days) from the date the repair was completed, for the original guest and the device listed on the repair invoice. The invoice or receipt is the proof of coverage.

It covers replacement parts we installed that fail because the part itself was defective, and the labor and workmanship of the specific repair on the invoice.

How do I claim warranty service?

Tap Submit a Warranty Request on the Warranty page and fill out the form — tell us the device, the part or service under warranty, and what went wrong, and include the ticket number from your receipt if you have it. If the form will not load, call or text (937) 280-6243.

What does ATR One cover?

ATR One covers the devices on your plan — Individual 1, Family 5, Business 10, Business Pro 25. Members pay no visit fee or diagnostics on covered devices.

What does a visit cost?

Guests: dispatch $15.99 just to get us there, non-refundable; diagnostics $35.99. Businesses: dispatch $35.99, diagnostics $65.99. ATR One members pay no visit fee or diagnostics on covered devices.

Do you come to me, or do I bring my device to you?

We come to you — no drop-off. Visits within 25 miles are covered by the dispatch fee; over 25 miles is an extra $1 per mile.

Are estimates free?

Yes — estimates are always free. Diagnostics is separate: $35.99 for guests, $65.99 for business.

Support

How can we help?

Everything after the repair lives here — reach us, warranty, reviews, and your account.

Prefer to read the terms first? Read the warranty terms

Call or text (937) 280-6243 — or send a text

Hours: Mon–Fri 5:30 AM–10:00 PM · Sat 8:30 AM–9:00 PM · Sun 9:00 AM–5:00 PM

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Warranty

Warranty Request

Something we repaired not working the way it should? Every repair we do carries our 1-year warranty on the parts we supplied and the labor we performed. Fill out this form and we will reach out — no need to call or text. Have your receipt handy if you can; the ticket number on it helps us pull up your repair fast.

Every part we install is covered by our 1-year warranty. Read the full warranty terms

You will find it on the receipt from your original repair.

An approximate date is fine — the closest you can remember.

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Services We Offer

Phones

Phone repair work

Phones are the device most people live on, so a phone repair is about getting you back to normal without losing your photos, your apps, or your day. We come to you, diagnose the phone in person, and tell you plainly what is wrong before any part is ordered. Most phone work is screens, batteries, and charging ports, but we also handle cameras, speakers, buttons, back glass, and board-level faults that a screen swap will not fix.

Services

  • Cracked and dead screens, including touch and display problems
  • Batteries that drain fast, shut off early, or swell
  • Charging ports that only work at an angle or not at all
  • Cameras, speakers, microphones, and buttons
  • Back glass and water damage checks
  • Circuit board faults — the deeper problems a part swap will not fix

Why we should fix it

A phone is glued together, with thin cables and a battery that has to be handled right. A rushed home repair can tear a cable, damage a connector, or leave a phone that looks fixed but loses touch or Face ID calibration. We test the screen, touch, charging, camera, and speakers before we leave, and the repair carries a 1-year warranty on parts we supply and on our labor.

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Services We Offer

Tablets

Tablet opened for repair on a work mat

Tablets get used hard at home, at school, and at work, and they break in a different way than phones. The glass is bigger, the adhesive holds more, and a tablet screen job takes real time, about 3 hours for a tablet screen. We tape cracked glass first so it does not spread, check whether the tablet powers on and is backed up, and confirm the fault before ordering anything.

Services

  • Cracked glass and touch-screen replacement
  • Display replacement and touch problems
  • Batteries and charging port repair
  • Buttons and speakers
  • Diagnosis when a tablet will not power on or charge

Why we should fix it

Big glass and strong adhesive are where home tablet repairs go wrong. Prying a tablet open without heat and patience cracks the display underneath, and a tablet that is not tested after the repair can leave you with dead touch in one corner. We take the time the job actually needs, test touch across the whole screen, and make sure it charges before we leave.

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Services We Offer

Computers

Laptop on a repair bench

Computers are where a slow machine, a dead screen, or a lost file turns into a work problem. We fix laptops and desktops of all kinds, at your place. We start by finding whether the fault is hardware, software, or both, because replacing a part will not fix a software problem, and reinstalling software will not fix a failing drive.

Services

  • Laptop and desktop screen replacement
  • SSD upgrades and RAM installs for slow machines
  • Battery and keyboard replacement
  • Virus cleanup and software problems
  • Data rescue when a drive is failing or a machine will not boot
  • Circuit board repair when the fault is on the board itself

Why we should fix it

A computer repair is only worth doing if the machine is actually better when we leave. That means testing after the upgrade, checking that your files and programs are still there, and telling you honestly when a manufacturer repair is the better option for the same price. We do not guess at parts, and we do not leave a machine half working.

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Services We Offer

Game Consoles

Game console opened for service

Game consoles fail in ways that look like a software problem but are usually hardware: overheating, a disc drive that will not read, or an HDMI port that has been knocked loose. We diagnose the console properly first, because a console that overheats needs a fan and cleaning, not a new hard drive, and a console that will not read discs needs the drive checked, not a reset.

Services

  • HDMI port repair
  • Disc drive repair and replacement
  • Cooling fans, cleaning, and overheating fixes
  • Storage upgrades
  • Controller repair
  • Circuit board faults on consoles that will not power on

Why we should fix it

Consoles are packed tight, with small connectors and heat that builds up fast. Opening one without the right tools can damage the board or the drive, and a console that is put back together without testing will fail again the first time it gets hot. We test the console under load before we leave, so it plays, reads discs, and stays cool.

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Services We Offer

Smartwatches

Cracked smartwatch on a wrist

Smartwatches are small, and every repair on one is fiddly. Screens crack, batteries stop holding a charge, and charging stops working when the contacts wear. We handle smartwatches of all kinds, and we are honest up front when a watch is too small or too sealed to repair well, instead of taking it apart and hoping.

Services

  • Cracked watch screens
  • Batteries that will not hold a charge
  • Charging problems
  • Buttons and bands
  • Pairing and software checks

Why we should fix it

The size is the whole problem with watches. Tiny screws, glued parts, and seals that are hard to restore once opened mean a home repair can easily lose a part or crack a small screen. We work on a bench with the right tools, test the screen, touch, charging, and pairing with your phone, and tell you before we start if the repair is not worth doing.

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Services We Offer

Websites for Businesses

The workbench where websites are built and handled

A website for a business is not a brochure, it is how guests find you, call you, and book you. We build small business websites, from a simple site up to a site with booking and contact forms and an online store, and we handle design, setup, and launch for you. You do not have to learn a builder, chase a domain, or figure out why a form is not sending.

Services

  • Small business websites, up to 5 pages and up
  • Booking and contact forms that actually reach you
  • Online store setup
  • Fixes and updates to an existing site

Why we should fix it

A half-finished website costs real guests, and a site with a broken form or a wrong phone number is worse than no site at all. We build it end to end, check that the phone number, the forms, and the booking all work, and show you how to update it. It is built for your business, not an agency template with an agency price tag.

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Services We Offer

Network Installs

Cable tester used to verify network wiring

Network installs are about making Wi-Fi and wired internet work everywhere in a home or small business, not just next to the router. We hook up and configure routers, switches, and Wi-Fi access points, and we verify everything working end to end before we leave. If a room has no signal, a device keeps dropping, or a new office needs a full setup, that is the job.

Services

  • Routers, hooked up and configured
  • Switches, hooked up and configured
  • Wi-Fi access points, including whole-home Wi-Fi
  • Verification that every room and device works

Why we should fix it

Network gear fights itself when it is guessed at. Two routers, a bad setting, or an access point in the wrong spot can leave one room dead while the rest works fine. We configure it as one system and test every room, so you are not left restarting a router every day. We are not an internet service provider, but we can recommend a provider and plan and make everything on your side of the connection work.

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Services We Offer

Internet Cabling

Cables and parts organized on the shop wall

Internet cabling is the physical work behind a reliable connection: running Ethernet cable through a home or small business, terminating it properly, and testing it. Wired connections do not drop the way Wi-Fi does, which is why offices, gaming setups, and home offices still need them. We run clean, finished cable, not loose wire across a floor.

Services

  • Ethernet cable runs to a room, terminated and tested
  • Wall plates, installed and terminated
  • Attic and crawl space runs
  • Homes and small businesses

Why we should fix it

Cabling fails quietly when it is not tested. A bad termination looks finished but drops the connection, and finding it later means opening walls again. We test every run before we leave, finish the wall plate, and confirm the connection works at the device, not just at the router.

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Services We Offer

One-on-One Classes

Learning a repair from the printed guide at the bench

Some technology does not need fixing — it needs explaining. Our one-on-one classes happen right at your home, on your own devices. We sit down with you, hands on, and show you how your tech works, one question at a time. We don’t just fix — we are also a walking, talking user guide.

What we can help with

  • Learning to code, step by step, at your pace
  • Making a website of your own
  • Using your phone — calls, apps, settings, and photos
  • Using your tablet
  • Using your computer
  • Using your game console
  • The tech questions you have been trying to learn on your own, with someone right there to help

How a class works

A class is one on one, at your home, on the device you actually use every day — not a classroom and not a video call. You bring the questions you have been saving up, we work through them together until they make sense, and you practice while we are there so it sticks. Classes are booked like any other visit, in a 2-hour arrival window.

What it costs

One-on-one help is $25 per hour — the whole hour, right at your home. That covers setup help, troubleshooting guidance, and teaching: we set your electronics up, turn them on, show you how to use them, and stay as long as you need, booked by the hour. A $15 visit fee covers the trip to you, charged separately from the hourly time.

Book a One-on-One

Too far for a visit, or need help sooner? Book the same one-on-one as a Virtual One-on-One — we meet on your screen instead of at your door. Pick Virtual when you book, and when your session time comes, open your Virtual One-on-One page and type the code your associate gives you.

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Ready-made help packages

Pick a package and book it like any one-on-one visit — at your home, on your own device. Time is $25 an hour, booked by the hour, and every package starts at $25 for the first hour. The $15 visit fee covers the trip to you; it is charged once, separately, when you book — it is never added into the hourly price. ATR One Plus (paid) members pay no visit fee on covered devices.

New Device Setup

Phone, tablet, computer or console out of the box and set up right — accounts signed in, ready to use.

From $25 · $25 an hour

Book

Home Wi-Fi Check

We find the dead spots, check your router, and get the whole home covered.

From $25 · $25 an hour

Book

Computer Tune-Up

A slow computer cleaned up: junk off, updates on, start-up trimmed.

From $25 · $25 an hour

Book

Senior Tech Help

Patient one-on-one help with a phone or tablet — video calls, photos, passwords — at your pace.

From $25 · $25 an hour

Book

Small Business Setup

Point of sale, printers, Wi-Fi and the rest of your devices, set up for your shop or office.

From $25 · $25 an hour

Book

Try it yourself first

Some help does not need a visit at all. Our free Help Guides walk through the problems people ask us about most — spotting scams, a phone that says storage is full, Wi-Fi dead spots, a printer that won’t print, moving to a new phone, and backing up photos — in plain words, step by step. And every guide ends with the same offer, if you would rather have company while you do it.

Read the Help Guides

One-on-One, from anywhere

Virtual One-on-One

The same one-on-one help, over the internet. Your associate can see your screen and help you right on your own device — while you watch, on your device, the whole time.

What happens on your device

Computer

Windows or Mac — we can see your screen and work on it with you, like sitting right beside you.

Android phone or tablet

We can see your screen and work on it with you, the same as a computer.

iPhone or iPad

It works here too — you just tap one Share button and we can see your screen. Apple keeps touch control with you (no company’s tool can take over an iPhone), so we watch, talk, and guide you through every tap.

How it works

  1. Book a One-on-One and pick Virtual — or use your ATR One member key.
  2. When your session time comes, open this page from the link in your booking email.
  3. Your associate gives you a short code. Type it below, agree, and we connect — for this one session only.

A session works like a phone call, on your screen. We can talk, type messages, see your screen, and see your camera only if you turn it on. Your mic and camera start off — nothing is live until you allow it, and you can mute or stop either one at any time.

Nothing is installed on your device: on a computer or Android, a small helper runs just for the session and is gone when the session ends — no program is left behind.

A session code is 6 numbers. ATR One members: your member key works too — it is yours alone, tied to your account, and virtual sessions are free with it.

Virtual sessions are booked like any One-on-One, at $25 an hour — the first hour is paid when you connect, and there is no visit fee. ATR One members use their key and pay nothing.

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For education

ATRG for Education

Device repair and tech support for schools, teachers, and students across the Miami Valley — we come to you, so a broken device never eats a school day.

Repairs for school devices

Chromebooks, laptops, and tablets repaired with a written estimate first, a signed authorization before work begins, and a 1-year warranty on parts and labor.

Support for teachers & staff

The computers, printers, and networks a school office runs on — repaired, set up, and kept working on site, so the front office never stops.

Students & families

A student’s phone, tablet, or laptop repaired like anyone else’s — and one-on-one classes that teach the tech instead of just fixing it.

Learning, not just fixing

Our one-on-one classes happen on the device you actually use, one question at a time: learning to code step by step, making a website of your own, or getting comfortable with a phone, tablet, or computer. For a classroom, a teacher, or a student who wants to go further, it is the same patient teaching we bring to every visit.

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Learning a repair from the printed guide at the bench

Pricing for your school

Priced for your school, in the open

Every job is quoted in the open before anything starts — tell us what your school runs on and we will put a price on it.

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For healthcare

ATRG for Healthcare

The office technology around care, kept running: front-desk and check-in computers, office workstations, printers, networks, and payment stations — repaired and set up at your office.

Front-desk & check-in tech

The computers your front desk greets patients on — repaired and configured on site, in a 2-hour arrival window, so check-in never backs up.

Printers, networks & payments

Office printers, Wi-Fi and networks, and card-payment stations — the everyday machines an office cannot run without, set up and kept working.

We come to you

Every job starts with a written, itemized estimate on paper before work begins, and every repair carries our 1-year warranty on parts and labor.

One boundary, stated plainly

We handle the office technology — the computers, printers, and networks around the care. We do not repair medical devices or medical equipment.

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Laptop computer on a repair bench

Pricing for your office

Priced for your office, in the open

Every job starts with a written, itemized estimate on paper before work begins — tell us what your office runs on and we will put a price on it.

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For government

ATRG for Government

Device repair, office technology, and IT support that local government offices can outsource to a local business — one call, on site, no runaround.

Repairs for office devices

Computers, phones, tablets, and printers repaired with a written estimate first and a 1-year warranty on parts and labor — the price agreed up front is the price on the receipt.

Office tech & IT support

Networks, workstations, and office setups handled on site — the support a small office needs, without an IT department on staff.

Straightforward to work with

Work is quoted job by job, in the open, before anything starts — no long-term contract required to call us, and the same local team every time.

One call, on site, no runaround

Call or text (937) 280-6243.

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Network installed and cabled at a business — router, switch, and Wi-Fi access point on the shelf

Pricing for your office

Priced for your office, in the open

Work is quoted job by job, in the open, before anything starts — tell us what your office runs on and we will put a price on it. No long-term contract required to call us.

Talk to us about pricing for your office