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Computer Repairs Kings Beach

Do you live or work in Kings Beach?

Do you need a geek to solve your computer network issues?

Not a problem. Geeks2U provides specialist mobile computer repairs and network services to homes and businesses in the Kings Beach and wider Sunshine Coast region.

Whether you need help with your computer training, computer gremlins, wireless networking or internet security and firewalls, an appropriately trained and likeable Geeks2U computer repair whiz can be there quick smart.

Established in 2005, Geeks2U is one of Australia’s fastest growing computer and IT support businesses for the home or office. Plus, we’re proudly Australian owned and operated.

For reliable on-site computer support, call 1300 769 448 or complete our enquiry form.

Fast and convenient computer repairs in Kings Beach – nice one Geeks!

 

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