The shop
Artisan Technical Computer Services, LLC exists because a computer is still a made object. Someone chose the parts. Someone should stand behind the choice.
We are a small technical shop that treats builds and repairs the way a cabinetmaker treats a door: square, quiet, and finished on the edges you cannot see from the sidewalk.
The name is not a flourish. Artisan means we will tell you when a $40 part solves the week and when a new machine is the cheaper honesty. Computer science, on this bench, is still a craft — voltage, heat, firmware, and the person who has to live with the result.
You describe the job. We ask the boring questions: desk depth, noise tolerance, which ports you actually use, whether the machine travels. Then we build or repair against that list, not against a holiday SKU.
A+ certified technicians handle diagnostics. Linux installs are first-class, not an afterthought taped to the side of a Windows image. Web work lives in the same building because a business that can boot should also be able to explain itself online.