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Local IT Experts, family business going for 30+ years, We give guarantee on anything we fix, and guaranteed price we fix any electronics from Mac , PC, Windows, IOS, Android, Phone, Tablets, Office 365.
Rainford IT, SY132BN, Whitchurch, United Kingdom
Highly recommended. Friendly, efficient, cost-effective. They kept me informed throughout, discussed the options with me, kept to the timetable they set. I am thrilled to bits with the result - MacBook working as good as new!
Thank you, Thank You, Thank You. Big shout-out to John and his team at Rainford IT.
Took Laptop that was slow and clunky and ready for throwing in bin, and made it a Flying machine. Saved all my data to new Hard Drive. Now better than it was when new.
Very profesional, helpful and understanding.
Would I recommend? 100% YES
Would I use again? 100% YES
Thank You again
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