Jenks is one of the closest towns in our Tulsa market, and a Local Nerd comes straight to your house, from a few blocks off Main Street to the neighborhoods out along the Creek Turnpike.
Jenks is about 10 miles from downtown Tulsa, inside the 25-mile band: $110/hr. More about our Tulsa market.
$39 books the visit, and the rest is charged when the work is done. Remote help is $39 for 30 minutes. Card only.
In Jenks we help with homework and home offices: Wi-Fi that can't keep up once everyone is home after school, laptops that need a good cleanup, and printers that vanish from the network the night before something is due. We also set up new phones and move everything off the old one so nothing gets left behind.
Jenks Public Schools is a big part of why families move here, which means houses with several kids, several devices and one router. The older blocks near Main Street have smaller houses, where the trouble is more likely a crowded channel than distance.
Jenks is a short run south from downtown Tulsa on Riverside Drive or US-75, about 10 miles from downtown Tulsa in a straight line. That puts it inside the 25-mile band, so a visit here is $110 an hour.
| Distance from downtown Tulsa | Where | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| About 10 miles (within 25 miles) | Jenks, in person at your house | $110/hr |
| Any distance | Remote help, 30-minute session | $39 |
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Jenks is part of our Tulsa market and we come to you. The work happens at your house, with you there to ask questions.
$110 an hour. You pay $39 to book, and the rest is charged after the work is done and you've signed off.
We can usually make it a lot better. Wireless printers drop off a network for a handful of known reasons, and we fix the cause instead of re-adding it for the tenth time, then show you what to do if it ever wanders off again.
Yes. We set it up, get it on the home Wi-Fi, make sure it prints, and turn on backups so schoolwork is saved somewhere besides the laptop.
A mesh system is only as good as where its pieces sit, and a unit placed too far from the main one passes along a weak signal. Moving one or two units, or wiring one of them, often fixes it without buying anything.
Yes. We go at your pace, explain what we're doing as we do it, and write the steps out if you want them on paper.