Honest, professional and reliable service with a focus on the customer is what Computer Technical Centre is all about. Specializing in sales and repair of computers and related electronics, Computer Technical Centre offers an extensive menu of services – everything from network installation to data backups to custom-built systems – always with the emphasis on the customer’s needs.
It is this unwavering commitment to customer service and dependable service that separates Computer Technical Centre from other computer businesses. Unlike most computer service stores, which can charge a diagnostic fee of $60 or more for repairs, Computer Technical Centre provides free estimates and will waive the charge entirely if its experienced staff is unable to fix the problem. As well, Computer Technical Centre charges a $60 flat fee for any service, in lieu of an hourly rate, and offers unlimited service protection for one year, for a flat fee of less than $100.
From the moment you visit Computer Technical Centre or speak with a member of its knowledgeable staff, you’ll see that it goes above and beyond traditional computer sales and repair. The staff members genuinely love what they do – a fact that’s evident in the care they put into their customer service and by the high quality of work they provide.
Contact Computer Technical Centre to solve all of your computer needs. Whether it’s something as small as a new mouse or as large as an entire desktop, Computer Technical Centre will ensure you receive the best service possible.
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Location:
448 Holland Street West, Unit 1
Bradford, ON
L3Z 0G1
Contact:
www.computertc.ca
Phone: 1-855-551-1899
Fax: 905-551-1879
Hours:
Open 7 days/week.
Monday – Saturday: 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
Sunday: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
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