Google Business Profile
The one most people look at, and the most useful place to leave one.
Leave a Google review
And where to check for yourself, rather than taking a website's word for it.
Reviews on your own site are worth something, but not much on their own. The ones that count are the ones you cannot edit, so they are all linked below.
Four places, none of them controlled by me.
The one most people look at, and the most useful place to leave one.
Leave a Google reviewThe listing carries the address, hours and services as well as reviews.
Regan IT on YellTrade reviews, and useful if you are comparing local firms side by side.
Regan IT on FreeIndexRecommendations, plus whatever is going on locally that week.
Regan IT on FacebookIf I have done work for you and it went well, a review genuinely helps a one-person business more than any advertising does. If it did not go well, say so to me first and I will put it right.
Quick and friendly help! They fixed my computer problems fast, and I actually understood what they were doing. So grateful for easy and reliable IT support!
Seriously a lifesaver! My small business was in a unbranded mess, and they made it all better. Super nice people who explained everything. My go-to for IT help!
Amazing support! They saved my files and made sure my little office was safe. Really relaxed and explained things without any tech jargon. Total trust in them!
Down-to-earth IT help! My home office runs smoothly now, thanks to them. They didn't confuse me with tech stuff and fixed everything at a fair price. Highly recommend!
No contract, no minimum term and no per-seat licence. You own your domain and your website and they get handed over to whoever you like, whenever you like. A business that keeps clients by making leaving difficult has already told you something.
If a machine is not worth repairing, or the fix is something you can do yourself in five minutes, that is the answer you get. It earns nothing and it is the whole reason people ring back.
There is no rota and no handover, so nothing gets explained twice and nobody can blame the last engineer. The upside and the limit of that are both on the response times page.
Tell me what is playing up, or send me your web address. You get back one page: what is slow, what is insecure, and what Google cannot see. If the answer is that you do not need me, I will say so.