John was extremely helpful as I had several items needed attention. He was patient, explaining new technology to me and was able to solve my issues. Highly recommend.
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Hi , after 3 visits , some minor problems were fixed , but still have serious issues , sent message to contact me , but still no reply.
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John is able to explain and remedy PC problems with language that most semi illiterate computer users can understand. John has always fixed problems at home visit. And always a phone call away if we h... See more
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John did a terrific job fixing our email problem today. It was so bad that I had been missing emails for a while as it turned out. It is now all fixed up and working excellently and difficult fix to m... See more
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Company details
- Computer Support and Service Company
- Computer Repair Service
- Computer Security Service
- Computer Service
- Website Designer
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Lewis Computech is a registered Australian IT and Computer Support company servicing Brisbane and Melbourne Metro Region. We provide reliable and expert onsite and remote IT services on a variety of technology platforms for Home and Business clients. Our local IT specialist are highly qualified and professionally trained. Our onsite technical services comes with a 14-day work guarantee.
Contact info
7 Spencer Way, 4125, Park Ridge, Australia
- 07 3040 1619
- helpdesk@lewiscomputech.com
- lewiscomputech.com
Great and prompt service and communications
Having made the awful mistake of water spillage, 'killing' my computer I searched for 'laptop repairs' stating my problem and the first to reply and follow up was Lewis Computech which I regarded as a good sign, especially as I was also contacted by phone. My computer was looked at and properly assessed by Ola who came around the next day and I was given choices such as getting a new and expensive motherboard. I decided on a new computer, one was in my price range and did exactly what I wanted, was ordered, delivered by Ola and set up to my usage already having briefed Ola who had listened. The service, the advice, and the immediately responded to contact after my first contact was an unusually good experience and I at no stage felt pressured into anything, but rather given given choices. A company I would highly recommend.
9 June 2023
Reply from Lewis Computech
Thank you very much Jane for your feedback. We appreciate your time to put up this great review and for the opportunity to be of service. We will strive to keep up the good work and professionalism.
Sound honestly and professional
22 May 2023
Reply from Lewis Computech
Thank you very much Tony for your feedback. We appreciate your kind words. We will strive to keep up the good work and professional services.
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