Claremore is in our Owasso and north Tulsa market. From downtown and Route 66 to the houses out by Claremore Lake, a Local Nerd comes to the house.
Claremore is about 13 miles from downtown Owasso, inside the 25-mile band: $110/hr. More about our Owasso market.
$39 books the visit, and the rest is charged when the work is done. Remote help is $39 for 30 minutes. Card only.
In Claremore we help with laptops belonging to Rogers State students, desktops holding decades of family records, smart TVs that need sorting out, and Wi-Fi that won't reach across a long house on a big lot. We're also glad to help anyone get comfortable with a new phone or tablet at their own pace.
Claremore has an older core of brick houses near downtown and acreage spreading out in every direction, where one router is asked to cover a long house and sometimes a shop too.
The drive is east out of Owasso and across the Verdigris River. Claremore's main ZIP is about 13 miles from downtown Owasso in a straight line, inside the 25-mile band, so a visit is $110 an hour. Downtown Tulsa is farther away, which is why Claremore is served from the Owasso side.
| Distance from downtown Owasso | Where | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| About 13 miles (within 25 miles) | Claremore, in person at your house | $110/hr |
| Any distance | Remote help, 30-minute session | $39 |
Want the answer for your own street? Check your ZIP before you book anything, or have a Local Nerd call you first, free.
We come to Claremore. It's part of our Owasso and north Tulsa market, and a Local Nerd drives over to your house.
Because a town is served by the market whose downtown is nearest, and Claremore is closer to downtown Owasso than to downtown Tulsa. That's what keeps the rate down.
$39 online books the visit. The rest is billed at $110 an hour and charged once the work is done and you've signed off. Remote help is $39 for 30 minutes if that's quicker.
Yes. We set it up, get it on the network, turn on backups and make sure it prints. If something belongs to the school's own systems, we'll tell you which part is the campus help desk's job.
Often, yes. We look at the distance and what's in the way first, then tell you whether an outdoor access point will reach or the job takes a cable.
They almost never are. Those pop-ups are scams trying to get her to call a number. We clean up the computer, check that nobody has been given remote access to it, and show her what the fake ones look like.