Wi-Fi & internet
Dead zones, slow speeds, mesh systems, router setup, and figuring out what you're actually paying your provider for.
ERR_BACK_BEDROOM_UNREACHABLEWi-Fi that actually reaches the back bedroom. Smart home gear that talks to each other. A TV on the wall, level. Friendly help from a neighbor who does this for a living.
Quick fixes, full setups and the "I don't even know what to call this" stuff. Not sure it fits? Send it anyway.
Dead zones, slow speeds, mesh systems, router setup, and figuring out what you're actually paying your provider for.
ERR_BACK_BEDROOM_UNREACHABLEVideo doorbells, cameras, thermostats, smart locks and lights, all working together with Alexa, Google or Apple Home.
“Hey Google, why?”New device setup, slowdowns, backups, moving everything to the new laptop, and the eternal printer standoff.
PRINTER_STATUS: SPITEFULWall mounting, soundbars, streaming boxes, and one remote that actually controls everything.
REMOTES_FOUND: 7 → 1Shelves, curtain rods, light fixtures, small installs and the honey-do list that's been on the fridge since spring.
HONEY_DO.length--Home offices, wired networks, network racks, home automations and other projects for people who like the nerdy stuff.
sudo make it_awesomeFill out the short form below. A sentence or two is plenty. "The Wi-Fi hates my office" counts.
I'll email or text you, usually the same day, to ask a few questions and give you a straight quote.
I come by, get it working, and show you how it works so you're not stuck next time.
For 15+ years I've built and fixed the systems that companies run on: CRMs, integrations, automations, the whole tangle. I'm the person teams call when the tech isn't talking to each other.
Cul-de-Sac Geek is the neighborhood version. Same problem-solving, smaller scale, and nobody has to file a ticket. When you send a request, it comes straight to me. No call center, no upsell, just a neighbor who likes making things work.
— Rocco
The glowing cities are where I work today. Don't see yours lit up? Tap it and send a request anyway. Where neighbors ask is where I grow next.
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Tell me a little about it and how to reach you. I'll get back to you with questions and a quote. There's no obligation.
It depends on the job, so I'll give you a clear quote after we chat, before any work starts. No surprise bills.
Not necessarily. If you already have it, great. If not, I'll recommend what's worth buying for your home and budget. I don't mark up or sell equipment.
Both. It's me, Rocco, a local tech pro who wanted a simpler way to help people nearby. You get a professional who also lives around here.
Small jobs: mounting, shelves, fixtures, simple installs. For big projects like remodels, electrical panels or plumbing, I'll point you to a licensed pro.
I will try. Printers and I have an understanding. Most of the time I win.
Often, yes. Some computer and account issues can be handled over a quick video call. I'll tell you which option makes sense.