Computer 911 repairs, modernizes, and builds business technology.

We repair computers and technology, modernize websites, improve business processes, organize systems and access, and develop practical custom applications and tools for local businesses.

Original Ser Fixalot artwork: the Computer 911 monitor-headed repair mascot carrying a sword and medical-cross shield

Technical skill without the jargon, ego, or runaround.

Plain-English help for business owners, staff, and residential users. Comfortable in offices, shops, hands-on workplaces, and homes, Computer 911 explains the options without talking down to people—and adapts to how the client actually works.

Serving clients since 2005.

Downriver roots. Real-world reach.

Based in Downriver Michigan and serving Taylor, Southgate, and surrounding communities, Computer 911 has been making technology easier to live and work with since 2005. That experience also reaches clients across the country—from rural properties and local shops to home offices and high-rise workspaces.

Repair, Modernize, Build

Repair

Restore the working parts.

Computers, access, backups, networks, and websites.

Modernize

Rework what no longer fits.

Websites, workflows, accounts, and documentation.

Build

Make the missing tool.

Trackers, dashboards, billing tools, and custom applications.

Home computer help, without the runaround.

Repair over replace. Start with a free initial diagnostic and clear repair-versus-replace guidance.

Common computer-help requests

Slow computers · Won’t start · Malware concerns · Data recovery · Upgrades · New computer setup · Wi-Fi and printers · Remote help

Have a written big-box competitor quote? In most cases, we can match it for comparable work.

Inside Scoop

What’s being built behind the scenes.

A closer look at the systems, websites, tools, and business technology projects being built behind the scenes.

Coming Soon

Real projects. Real problems. Practical solutions.

Field Notes

Useful, plain-English advice for business owners and residential computer users. No filler—just questions people actually ask and practical next steps.

Does your business actually control its website?

When should a spreadsheet become an application?

Is this computer worth repairing?

Tell us what is getting in the way.

Plain English is perfect. Scope, schedule, availability, and fees are confirmed before work begins.