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Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service has provided the best mobile computer repair in Salt Lake City, UT and the greater Salt Lake City Metro Area since 1999. The term "mobile computer repair" means we come to you to resolve all your computer problems.

We repair laptops, desktops, PCs and Apple computers. One of our highly qualified staff will come to you, often the same day, to take care of all your repair needs.

Why not use the #1 rated company for computer repair in Salt Lake City, UT?

Computer Repair 4.9 / 5 stars from 289 reviews
Why use a computer tech when you can have a Salt Lake City based Computer Engineer? Mon-Sun 8:00am - 8:00pm

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"Jason was courteous, knowledgeable and efficient in his work. He resolved problems with both of my laptops. The work was completed in a timely manner and charges were quite reasonable."
Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service 5 / 5 stars
"Matt did a great job, solved a number of my issues , would recommend him and the company."
Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service 5 / 5 stars
"Ben is great at what he does. He was able to find out my problem within minutes. Great service and highly recommended!!!!"
Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service 5 / 5 stars
"Taylor was most helpful. Thorough and knowledgeable, 5 stars all the way."
Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service 5 / 5 stars
"I had the greatest experience with the technician. My computer is running better than it ever has. I had to get a new hard drive and he was able to ensure all my files came over and I did not lose anything. I am 1000% satisfied. He was awesome. He was very knowledgeable and personable. I would give him 100 stars."
Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service 5 / 5 stars

Who is Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service?

Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service is owned by Matt Karls, an Electrical Engineer and a Computer Systems Engineer. We are a team of computer professionals focused on service and quality, all our work is guaranteed.

If you have any computer, technology or IT problem in Salt Lake City, UT we can fix it. We have been performing computer repair in Salt Lake City full time since 1999. Feel free to give us a call or text us at (801) 679-2640.

Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service's Computer Engineer

What is your Service Area for on-site Computer Repair?

Our primary on-site mobile service areas include the greater Salt Lake City metropolitan area and the Phoenix, Tucson, Las Vegas and San Diego metro areas.

We provide remote and mobile computer repair in Salt Lake City, Bluffdale, Bountiful, Centerville, Cottonwood Heights, Draper, Farmington, Herriman, Holladay, Kearns, Magna, Midvale, Millcreek, Murray, North Salt Lake, Ogden, Provo, Riverton, Sandy, South Jordan, South Salt Lake, Taylorsville, West Jordan, West Valley City and Woods Cross.

Our on-site Computer Service Area

What should someone expect that hires you for Computer Service?

Our mission is to fully resolve your computer problems quickly and affordably. If you want a Computer Engineer that can fix all of your computer problems instead of a computer tech, a computer geek, a technician or a computer guy that can only fix some of your problems; call us at (801) 679-2640.  

What types of Computer Services do you perform?

We service businesses and business clients in their homes, including:
 
  • Diagnose / repair hardware or software problems
  • Spyware, malware, trojan and virus removal
  • Setup wireless and small business networks
  • Laptop repair, PC repair and Apple repair
  • Hard drive data recovery

Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service Contact Information

Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service
Salt Lake City, UT 84118
(801) 679-2640

Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service is a Karls Technology company

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4.9 / 5 stars from 289 reviews

"I had a major computer failure that I couldn't resolve. As it might have been a hardware conflict, I wanted a tech to check out the system at home with everything connected. Taylor came out actually ahead of schedule, ran the diagnostics and the issue was resolved. I couldn't be happier with the service and professionalism. Thank you."

Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service 5 / 5 stars

"Matt was excellent. He explained my problems in a way I could understand and fixed them all! I would highly recommend this computer company."

Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service 5 / 5 stars

"Excellent, all is working, thank you."

Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service 5 / 5 stars

"Ben came out to help us with our laptop after we had an issue with a virus and he was very helpful and informative on the matter. He was very respectful and kind in our home. Glad we put our trust in him, would recommend to friends and family!"

Salt Lake City Computer Repair Service 5 / 5 stars
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