Supertech Computers

I looked on their official website and it stated they were open Sundays. (They’re really not.) Called the number and explained to them that my laptop is running reallllyyyyyyy slooooowwwww and I might have a couple viruses on there. Basically it needs a good clean up. The owner, Lem, was such a sweetheart. He personally drove to the shop so he can meet me up. On his day off. What great customer service!!! He felt bad since his website wasn’t updated. NOTE: they’re still closed Sundays. Remember that.
I was able to get my laptop back next day (Monday) by the end of business day. He charged $ 90 to clean up any viruses, adware, cookies + data… and all these other I.T. tech terminologies. He added two virus protection softwares to my laptop too. Now I gotta make sure I run it on a consistent base.
Thanks Lem for such great customer service! =)

Lem is the owner of Supertek computers. I know him very well, and he has helped me numerous times rescuing computers when I did not think I would be able to keep using them. If you have a computer problem he is the person to turn to!

Being that I’m new in town from California I had no idea who to turn to when my laptop needed repaired. I stubbled upon this shop because it’s right around the corner from where I work.
I received good service at a fair price.

This place is awesome. Don’t let the small store front fool you. They replaced my whole hard drive in a few hours and were very fair priced. Really nice people. Go here!

I was trying to get an upgraded computer for my church (PCLV). The owner said one thing one day and when I came the next day with the intent to purchase he changed his story. Then when I called him on the carpet he started cussing at me. Is the the way you talk to a customer? He knows I am a minster as well and I have sent other people to him… NEVER getting my business again. He is RUDE and a ripoff

They removed a virus from my
laptop fast and for a decent price

Your computer is running SLLLLLOOOOOWWWW. Lots of lag time with pages downloading, and when you compose messages and emails of any kind, it only allows you to type o n e l e t t e r a t a t i m e… Anyone who has owned a PC long enough recognizes the symptoms, and what they mean. Corruption. Infection. VIRUSES. About two weeks ago, mine started doing it, and I knew that if I didn’t do something about it, I was in for some serious trouble. I have had my laptop for less than a year, although I tend to do a lot of Unilocaling, Facebooking, ‘Tumblr’-ing, shopping, and uhm…“shopping” on it. (Yeah…let’s call that «shopping»…)
Anyway, my partner, Bear, had found this little shop off West Sahara called Supertech, when his Mac went out on him. The owner/​head tech, Lem Aligaen, not only found there was nothing wrong, but didn’t even charge him more than the basic $ 25 just to do an overall check. (It turned out to be a browser bug, not a hardware glitch.)
But you know me, folks… I gotta do stuff «the HARD way». So before I finally took my ‘baby’ in to see Lem at Bear’s recommendation, first I tried to use one of those services that’s advertised on TV all the time, for ‘cleaning your PC.’ I got the runaround, got to waste time talking to people whose first language was definitely NOT English, to put it delicately, and then I was subjected to PowerPoint-​based «scare tactics», which outlined that it would cost at LEAST $ 399 to cleanse my hard drive of electronic diseases, PLUS I would have to send my PC to GEORGIA, on my own dime, where the repairs would take a MINIMUM of twelve days to perform. I hung up on those suckers, tout suite!
And when Bear mentioned Lem and Supertech, I didn’t have to think about it more than two seconds.
If’s quite a jaunt by bus if you have no wheels, and it sits back off the road, in the middle of a bunch of other shops where you wouldn’t think to find a computer repair place. But Lem was friendly and knowledgable. And FAST! When he asked me when I needed it back, I said I wouldn’t mind picking it up on the following Monday or Tuesday (I dropped it off on a Wednesday), which Lem agreed was enough time.
He called me to let me know it was ready that FRIDAY. And did it cost me $ 399? Nope.
Ninety bucks. And yes, you’re reading that right.
So if you have PC troubles, bypass the hassles I went through — and that includes going to see «the ‘GEEK SQUAD’». Go see Lem first. You’ll probably be able to pat yourself on the back for being that smart…

This little place is tucked in between all the little lingerie stores on Sahara, in between Arville & Valley View. It’s not far from our neighborhood.
We had a couple problems (crash) with our computer a while ago, so we went here for repairs and both times they were able to recover our data (pictures, documents, etc.) for us. It was relatively pretty quick, on both occasions, and not outrageous price– wise, either. We didn’t have any issues at all. We didn’t get the run-​around. It was pretty straight-​forward and professional. We brought over the hard drive, spoke to a rep and explained what happened, got a quote, returned when it was ready a few days later, and paid for the service– an easy process. The manager is Lem.