Practical troubleshooting
Automotive software diagnostics, home and office technology, network hardware, and everyday device issues.
Southeast Michigan home and small business support
Friendly in-home and remote support for computers, network issues, printers, phones, email, backups, and the tech chores that never quite make it off the list.

About the service
Everyday Technology Help is built for people who want clear answers, careful troubleshooting, and calm support for the technology they use at home, at work, and in small organizations.
The work draws on business technology, process automation, technical operations, client-side diagnostics, and cybersecurity support, with an emphasis on explaining problems clearly and keeping fixes practical for how your devices are actually used.
Working style
Automotive software diagnostics, home and office technology, network hardware, and everyday device issues.
Workflow automation, documentation, inventory tracking, migrations, and clear follow-through.
Volunteer and nonprofit tech work supporting on-site events, hybrid streaming, and participant experiences.
What I can help with
Hands-on help at your home or office
Router trouble, weak signal, mesh Wi-Fi setup, printer connection problems, and everyday network troubleshooting.
Solar-powered cameras mounted, connected, and aimed for porches, driveways, side doors, sheds, and other spots you want to keep an eye on. Cloud backups, or local setup including on-prem NAS
Quick help for email, settings, software questions, cloud files, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and small fixes.
Clear the closet
Have old computers, cables, printers, phones, or dusty electronics sitting around? Set aside up to one carload during an on-site visit, and I will haul it away for responsible recycling.
Straightforward pricing
Prices are labor-only unless noted. On-site visits have a one-hour minimum. Travel surcharge may apply outside the core service area.
How it works
Ready when you are
Start with the calendar booking intake so I can understand the device, the problem, and whether remote or on-site help is the better fit.