Clear Scope Before Work

Straightforward Pricing for Home Technology Support

Diagnostic service calls start from $149. Larger installations receive a written, site-specific estimate before equipment is ordered or project work begins.

Diagnostic Service Call

A practical starting point for one reported problem or a clearly defined diagnostic visit.

From $149confirmed before scheduling
  • Brief intake before the appointment
  • On-site assessment within the agreed scope
  • Findings and practical next-step options
  • Parts and additional work quoted separately
Common Starting Point

Scoped In-Home Support

For several related devices, setup tasks, or household technology issues handled in one visit.

Written visit estimatebased on the requested tasks
  • Devices and requested outcomes listed in advance
  • Visit assumptions and time allowance explained
  • No equipment included unless stated in writing
  • Changes require approval before extra work

Installation & Integration Project

For Wi-Fi, cameras, home theater, smart-home, cabling, or multi-room work that requires a defined project scope.

Quoted after assessmentscope, equipment, and site conditions
  • Site conditions and compatibility reviewed
  • Equipment and labor itemized in the proposal
  • Cable routes and finish expectations documented
  • Licensed trade work identified when required

Pricing FAQs

What Is Included — and What Is Quoted Separately

What does the diagnostic visit from $149 include?

It covers the intake-confirmed diagnostic scope and a review of findings and next steps. Parts, extended labor, equipment, specialist services, and follow-up work are quoted separately before proceeding.

Will I receive a price before project work begins?

Yes. Projects receive a written scope and estimate after the layout, equipment, access, cable routes, and any licensed trade requirements are reviewed. Work outside that scope requires approval.

Are equipment and hidden wiring included in a service-call price?

No. Equipment, mounting hardware, materials, concealed cable routes, wall repairs, and electrical work are included only when they appear in the written proposal. Line-voltage work is assigned to an appropriately licensed professional.