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Pricing & Availability: On-Site Service

Quick PC Repair services the Greater San Diego area. Its coverage area extends south to Chula Vista, east to La Mesa, and North to Oceanside. The pricing rate for on-site service is as follows:
  • $60/hour for clients that qualify for academic rate.
  • $80/hour for clients that qualify for home/individual rate.
  • $95/hour for clients that require regular business-quality services and support.
  • For premium enterprise services (such as web development, database manipulation, enterprise server migration, etc.), please call to schedule a free consultation.
  • No mileage fees to anywhere within the coverage area
  • No hidden fees, including no charges for different payment options
  • Cash, check, Visa®, and MasterCard® are accepted.
Hours of operation are from 9am to 6pm, M-F, and 11am to 3pm Saturday & Sunday. Scheduled on-site appointments may be available outside normal operating hours upon request, subject to emergency-rate pricing.
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San Diego, CA
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