Computer Repairs

Sackville

Computer Repairs

Sackville

If your computer, laptop, iMac or Macbook isn’t working like it used to, give Mobile Geeks a call. Our computer repair technicians can come straight to your home or business in Sackville without any call out fees.

With regular computer maintenance, we can detect issues early on before they become big and start impacting on the lifespan and performance of your device. Our Sackville Geeks not only deal with PC maintenance but can also help with data recovery, offsite data backups, hardware upgrades, internet security & firewall configuration, email setups on mobile phones, Windows upgrades and many more repairs. No matter what brand computer or laptop you have whether that be an Acer, HP, Asus or Dell, our technicians can help repair it and get it running again.

Computer repairs and IT managed services Mobile Geeks provides include:

Mobile Geeks offer mobile computer repairs and managed IT services to Sackville 7 days a week.

For all bookings and enquiries, contact our team on 1300 883 021 or book online!

A geeky historical note on this suburb +

Sackville North is a suburb of Sydney located 80 kilometres north-west of Sydney’s CBD.

Sackville North is an extension of Sackville, a fairly isolated rural area, surrounded on the north, west and south by the Hawkesbury River. There are no shops or service stations in the suburb. The nearest commercial centres are to the west across the river. Crossing the Hawkesbury by the Sackville Ferry (and so leaving Sydney) is Ebenezer, then some of the “Five Macquarie Towns” Wilberforce, Windsor, Richmond, which were established by Governor Lachlan Macquarie in 1811. The main road to Sydney is via Windsor.

Brewongle Environmental Education Centre on Chapel Hill Road is a NSW government run school. It is on the site of the old Sackville North Public School, a NSW Heritage listed site, which has an 1878 sandstone classroom and residence. It is set in sclerophyll forest, which is part of the Hawkesbury Valley system. This setting offers unique opportunity for children to study many different ecosystems and how humans have interacted with them, from the Dreamtime to the present.