Cabs' Technical Services
Cabs' Technical Services

Cabs' Technical Services

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Introduction
Our philosophy at Cabs' Technical Services is simple - treat customers fairly and show the same care to their equipment as if it was our own. With us, you are not just a customer number and your computer is not just an asset number - we pride ourselves on personalized, individual service and take time with each computer that comes to us to make sure that everything is working as it should. At Cabs' Technical Services, our primary goal is to help our customers - that is our priority and where we gain the most satisfaction. Helping customers understand their computers, how to protect them, and what they can do in the event something goes wrong both demonstrates our commitment to customer satisfaction and educates and empowers the customer with respect to their computing needs.
Overview

Hired 10 times

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17 years in business

Payment methods

This pro accepts payments via Apple Pay, Cash, and Credit card.

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Reviews
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Alfred J.
Jan 24, 2014
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Thanks for your help. As of now I am doing fine. You did a great job. A.J. Mitchell
Computer Repair
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Meredith B.
Apr 11, 2014
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Great prices and free pickup/drop off is awesome!! Our laptop was fixed in a day!
Computer Repair
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Brett Cabradillia

FAQs

  • What types of customers have you worked with?

    Our typical workload consists of malware removal, data recovery, and hardware replacement. If you accidentally delete a file or format a hard drive, we can, in most cases, recover files for you. If you crack your LCD on your laptop, or if the power jack is damaged, we can fix that for you. If your hard drive fails and you need a new one, we can replace that for you.

  • What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?

    There are many options available when looking for a service provider. Many of them will tout their years or breadth of experience as a selling point. As a customer, you should be able to verify their claims easily. If the provider or company is certified, ask for a digital transcript of their certifications (people that are certified by Microsoft or CompTIA have the ability to send you a transcript electronically). If a company is licensed to do business, you should be able to visit your local city hall to vertify this. If there are claims of association membership or accreditation (BBB, for example), you should be able to independently verify this by visiting their websites. Your computer is an investment. Don't trust just anyone that claims to have experience or has a fancy website. Do a little bit of research before you send your investment to them.