Computer Repair in Newton, MA

Where is the computer repair shop in Newton?

Our shop is at 335 Auburn Street in Auburndale, on the first floor next to The Village Bank and a dry cleaner.

Auburndale is the village on Newton’s western side, close to where the Mass Pike meets Route 128. Auburn Street links Washington Street (Route 16) with Commonwealth Avenue (Route 30) near the Charles River, so it’s easy to reach from anywhere in the city.

We’ve been part of Newton since 1978. You can read what people say on our testimonials page.

Which Newton villages do you serve?

All of them. Newton is made up of villages, and we help homes and businesses in every one:

• Auburndale, West Newton and Newton Lower Falls on the west side
• Newtonville, Newton Corner and Nonantum to the north
• Newton Centre, Newton Highlands, Newton Upper Falls and Waban in the middle and south
• Chestnut Hill, Oak Hill and Thompsonville toward the Boston and Brookline line

From Newton Corner, Newtonville or West Newton, Washington Street (Route 16) west brings you to Auburn Street. From Chestnut Hill and the south side of the city, Commonwealth Avenue runs west to Auburndale. Auburndale also has a stop on the MBTA commuter rail, and the Green Line’s Riverside station is nearby.

What do Newton homes and offices usually need help with?

Mostly the everyday problems: laptops that won’t start, slow desktops, scam pop-ups and Wi-Fi that won’t reach the far end of the house.

Newton has a lot of older, multi-floor homes with plaster walls, and one router in the basement rarely covers them. That’s one of the most common reasons we get a home Wi-Fi and network setup call. For students and families, laptop repair and virus and malware removal top the list.

Newton also has plenty of home offices and small professional practices. For them we handle business computer repair and, when they want someone on call, ongoing IT support.

Can I get help without leaving my house in Newton?

Often, yes. Call first, because many software problems can be fixed with same-day remote support while you stay at home.

When the problem is hardware, you have two choices. You can drop the computer at the shop on Auburn Street, or we can arrange an on-site visit. For Newton customers, a visit makes the most sense for desktops, printers and routers that are a pain to unplug and carry.

Either way, we diagnose first and explain your options and the cost before any work begins.