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State DirectoryAll Tech Rx
The Prescription for All of your Technology Aliments.
- Hours
- Mon - Sat 8:00 am - 8:00 pm, Sun Closed
- Phone:
Main - 765-977-7777
- Address:
- 3753 National Rd E Richmond, IN 47374
- Email:
- Link:
- Categories
- Computer Network Design & Systems, Cellular Telephone Service, Computer & Equipment Dealers, Computer Service & Repair-Business, Home Theater Systems
- Services / Products
- Computer repair: we repair all of the normal computer repairs. And also the things that others Can't like DC charging jack repair on laptops. iPhone repair: we stock all of the replacement parts to repair iPhones with same day service. Android repair: have a damaged android device? we can work on those as well. But we must see the device before giving an estimate. Other services:iPod, iPad, Android, Droid, Home Theater install, small business consulting, wireless network. Products:We carry a full line of cable for most projects at a much lower rate than our competition, with a life time in-store warranty. We also have wall mounts in stock that also have a much lower price than the local competition. Need a case for you Cell Phone or tablet, but the local stores can't get it in? We are a re-seller for most major brands of cases, let us know what one you want and we will order it in for you.
- Payment Options
- Brands
- Apple, Dell, HP, Intellinet, Otter Box
- Location
- Located behind the Sprint Cell Phone store, in the Kroger plaza.
General Info
We only hire techs with years of proven experience so we can provide you with the best knowledge, without the risk of an unskilled tech damaging your device. Our staff currently has over 25 years experience working on Computers, Small Business Consulting, Cell Phone repair, wireless networks and home theater installs. Don't cut yourself short using the next door neighbors to help you repair your device. We have seen so many devices that someone tried to save a few dollars doing the repair themselves, and have damaged the device beyond repair. Did you have your wireless network setup by someone with little to no real knowledge? I have seen some of the largest big box service company's make a simple "rule" on how to setup a wireless network, that in turn made every single network that they setup less than secure. Go look at your wireless key, is it your phone number? Even better is the name of your network your name or address? Did they even configure security at all? Did you take your device into one of the big box stores for repair only to be told it would cost the same to repair it as to replace it, more times than not, we cant repair the device for a third of that cost.