Computer & Tech Help
Remote or local help for everyday tech problems and setup.
- Slow PCs, errors, drivers
- Software and device setup
- Basic connectivity and troubleshooting
Computer trouble, a broken plastic piece, a weird bracket you cannot buy, electronics acting up, LED or device setup, arcade equipment, 3D printing, code fixes — Technicade handles the small and unusual jobs that often fall between traditional repair shops and contractors.
You do not need to know the technical name for what you need.
Remote or local help for everyday tech problems and setup.
Recreate many simple broken or discontinued plastic pieces.
Print your file or design a simple functional solution.
Hands-on troubleshooting for wiring, connectors, power and repairability.
Consumer technology, low-voltage and plug-in device setup.
Specialized arcade diagnostics, redemption, custom game and integration work.
Simple enough that you can start with a photo and one sentence.
Describe it. Add model numbers, photos, measurements, links or error messages when useful.
I tell you whether it is a Technicade job and what I need next.
You get a package price or quote before expanded work, special parts or unusual travel.
Remote session, local visit, repair, print, prototype or project work depending on the job.
Many service businesses do not want a 20-minute problem. Those are exactly the kinds of jobs this business is designed to accept when they make sense.
If a connector, bracket, printed part or simple repair can save the larger item, I will explore that before automatically recommending replacement.
If a project requires a licensed trade, specialized certification, OEM safety-critical component, or a different expert, I may decline it and point you toward the right type of service.
Not sure which package fits? Choose “Not sure” and describe the problem.
Yes. Small jobs are part of the point of Technicade. If a visit would cost more than the problem is worth, I will tell you and suggest a cheaper route when I can.
Yes. Submit a request or email technicadegaming@gmail.com. Clear photos, where the part installs, what it came from, and one known measurement are a great start.
They are starting prices for the stated scope. Anything requiring additional time, parts, material, shipping or travel is discussed before that extra work begins.
Choose “Other / weird problem” and send it anyway. If I can solve it, I will quote it. If not, I will say so.