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"Mike was very capable and quick for the reason I hired him. I was very satisfied, and felt he completed the job well. He knew his craft well."

"My technician was absolutely wonderful...he even stayed cool when I was getting frustrated with my cell phone. Stayed with me the whole time. Issue was resolved and the computer is running great and the phone can now download photos to the computer for editing. "

"Extremely knowledgeable in all areas of electronics and TV installations... Additionally installed Ring doorbell and patiently gave lessons on it's use... I would trust him with any electronics task..."

"We hired Keith’s Renovations to do various handyman jobs in and out of our house. To say the least, we were very impressed with Keith’s work; he was very thorough, careful in his work and the results on all of the tasks we asked him to complete were done to perfection! We also hired him an additional time to complete some more complex jobs; again with excellent results! We recommend Keith highly for any handyman jobs!"

"Skill, professionalism"

"I have used Voth Electric several times and every time, they do a very thorough job. They are courteous, reliable and good at what they do. I would recommend them for any job that requires an electrician."

"Very few things impress me these days, but Asheville Computer Company has just made the list. I'm a small business owner who just celebrated our 20th anniversary selling motorcycle parts over the internet. Our 12 year old HP computer (still running Windows Vista) has been mostly a dependable workhorse. That being said, even this closet Luddite knew it's days were numbered. Part of my reluctance to upgrade centered around the fact that many of my essential programs are not compatible with Windows 10, meaning the move would be a both painful and expensive. The question on my mind for the last few years has always been.. "How long can I put off an upgrade?" Recently, my computer started shutting down at random times of the day.. Every day..The proverbial writing on the wall. I called my usual computer guy to coordinate an upgrade strategy before it had a total meltdown and was sucker punched with the news that he'd recently left Asheville and moved out to the coast.. He referred me to Asheville Computer Services. Great.. I have to put my faith.. my life.. and my business in the hands of strangers. I checked them out and they had great street creds so I called Aaron (the owner) and spoke in depth with him about what I needed done.. He hit me with an idea that I didn't even know was possible.. Rather than trying to adapt my ancient programs to function in Win10.. he suggested a "virtual" computer.. That's a software program that basically makes a copy of my current computer.. My Vista operating system, all my old programs, files, pics, folders, etc and drops them inside the Windows 10 operating system. Basically.. he said I could open Win 10, click on a single icon, and a mirror image of my Vista system would pop up..Even the same screensaver.. Everything would look the same and work the same... Bam.. This sounded like the dream upgrade.. He quoted a 4 day turnaround for the procedure at reasonable price so I set up the appointment for a few days later. In the meantime I went out and bought a new computer. I know very little about modern computers so Aaron provided some invaluable advice and I took it.. While I could have opted for an adequate machine.. I opted for one of the best on the market.. An HP EliteDesk 800 G4 Tower PC..with a blazingly fast Intel Core i7 processor..SSD (solid state) hard drive, and enough memory to house the entire Vatican archives.. It's what Jesus would buy. I bought the machine direct from HP and it was in my hands in 2 days. The day I was to drop off the computer, my worst fears were realized.. It refused to turn on. Then when it did fire up, I got the dreaded blue screen of death. After 1/2 a dozen cold starts I got it running enough to finish my morning work before shutting it down for the drop off at Asheville Computer Co.. It was as if God said.. " you think I'm gonna make this transition easy on you, yee procrastinator?...Watch this!".. My anxiety level increased exponentially.. I sheepishly dropped the unit off with them, explained what had happened, and hoped for the best. The look on their faces once I mentioned "blue screen" was not comforting. In my mind I could already hear Mozart's Requiem playing in the background for my old HP.. What was supposed to take 4 days turned into 5...then 6.. then 7.. I was told the crash had caused a cascade of problems. They'd solve one then another would crop up.. then another. and another.. I don't think I had a good nights sleep that entire week, then on the 8th day Paul called me and said the work was done.. They'd solved every problem and all was working perfectly.. I drove down and sat with Paul (one of their tech guys) for about 30 minutes while he walked me through the new rig.. Working with Windows 10... Switching between my virtual VISTA machine and Win 10.. He answered every question I could throw at him effortlessly.. As promised.. everything worked like a charm and the icing on the cake.. my VISTA operating system was much faster. Amazing. When I was ready to leave I pulled out my credit card expecting financial armageddon due to all the extra time and brain drain they had invested in delivering a fully operational machine and was shocked to find that the bill was the original quote.. Not a penny more. If I hadn't just blown my entire budget on the new computer I'd have given them more.. They certainly deserved it.. Instead, I'll just give them this positive endorsement..From now on..Asheville Computer Company will be my go-to guys.. It's been a long time since I was this impressed and I'll not soon forget."

"Online repair. He has helped me in the past and I cannot say enough nice things about him. The next day I had a tiny issue and he responded immediately. Thorough. Thank you!"