Computer Repairs

Welcome to the Computer Repairs Network

The website for computer owners looking for a professional computer repairs, and the website for computer repairers seeking to join a free, modern, progressive international and professional computer repairs network with its own code of professional practice.

Computer Repairs Net Code of Practice

Computer Repair Companies are included on the Computer Repairs Network provided they comply with the Computer Repairs Network Code of Practice.

  1. Computer Repairers will be competent to perform the repairs and services they undertake.
  2. Any information seen on a computer being repaired or serviced will remain completely confidential unless a court orders its disclosure or unless it would be illegal not to disclose it.
  3. Computer Repairers will only charge for work actually carried out.
  4. If computer repairs or services are undertaken within business or residential premises, all reasonable steps will be taken to ensure that the users of those premises are not put at risk by anything a Repairer or Service Engineer may do.
  5. Computer repairers disposing of computer drives or recordable material, shall dispose of them in such a manner that all personal information previously contained on the drive or material is completely destroyed.

Computer Repairs Membership

Want to join a free modern, progressive and modern network of computer repair companies?
If you are a computer repairer, you can become a member free of charge provided you agree to comply with the Computer Repairs Net Code of Practice.

Conditions of membership

  • You must agree to comply with our Code of Practice
  • You must be providing a professional computer repair service.
  • You can be based anywhere in the world, but you must have an English language website.
  • You must have a physical address published on your website

Free Membership - How to join

  • Register on the site.
  • As a registered user, you will see a 'Create Content' link in the left hand margin. Click on that link, then on the 'Computer Repair Member Page' link.
  • Complete the Member Page form, and click the 'save' button at the bottom of the page. This page will be publicly published on the site.
  • Registration is available only for Computer Repairers.

Safe Computer repairs

When you invite someone to examine your computer to undertake computer repairs you are giving them access to all the personal or company information stored within it, so it is important that you only allow access to those you would trust with that information.

Computer Repairs Plus

Many computer repair companies do far more than simply repair computers, many build computers too.

As well as repairing your desktop computer, most companies also undertake laptop repairs, net-book repairs, tablet repairs and Apple Mac Repairs.

No-Fix No-Fee Computer Repairs

Many computer repairers work on a no-fix no-fee basis, but you should expect them all to provide a quote prior to working on your computer.

Whatever your needs, you should be able to find a computer repair company near to where you live that will meet your needs.

Starting a Computer Repair Business

In order to start a computer repairs business, you need to consider different things, so we've provided this checklist.

  • Are you going to provide computer repairs to private individuals, to companies and businesses, or to both?
  • Are you going to provide a 24/7 service, or confine yourself to set times?
  • Are you going to confine yourself to Windows, or will your business also repair Linux and Apple Macs?
  • Are you going to confine yourself to desktops, or will your business also repair laptops and netbooks?
  • Are you going to service small home based networks, large office networks, or both?
  • Are you going to rebuild, backup and service servers?
  • Are you going to work from home or from a workshop?
  • Are you going to replace faulty hardware or faulty software, and if so, where are you going to get them from and how much are you going to charge.
  • Do you have the ability to fix everything, or will there be times when you have to call on another more experienced person? If so, have you costed this in?