Computers
Slow PCs and Macs, updates, software, new-device setup, email, files, and general troubleshooting.
Local tech help for Eureka Springs & Carroll County
Friendly, in-home and small-business tech support without judgment, pressure, or confusing jargon. Computers, phones, Wi-Fi, printers, photos, security, and more.
How I can help
From one stubborn printer to a whole house full of connected devices, we’ll work through it together.
Slow PCs and Macs, updates, software, new-device setup, email, files, and general troubleshooting.
iPhone, iPad, and Android setup, account help, photos, apps, accessibility, and device-to-device moves.
Weak signals, dead zones, new routers, mesh systems, device connections, and safer home networks.
Printer setup, scanning, webcams, monitors, external drives, and the cables that make it all work.
Move, organize, and protect important photos and files with practical local or cloud backups.
Account security, password help, malware checks, safer settings, and an honest second opinion on suspicious messages.
Simple, upfront pricing
Many typical quick fixes cost about $50. More advanced or time-consuming assistance costs more.
Typical quick fix
For straightforward problems that can be diagnosed and resolved quickly.
I’ll ask a few questions, explain the likely cost, and get your approval before doing work that would cost more.
Learn without feeling rushed
Bring your questions. Classes are designed for normal people—not computer experts.
$20 per session
Recurring, approachable lessons covering computer basics, the internet, email, files, and everyday tasks.
$50 per person
Scams, passwords, multi-factor authentication, safer browsing, account recovery, and practical protection.
$100 per hour
One-on-one help for Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android, photos, online services, or a specific goal.
Small-business support
I help local businesses keep computers, Wi-Fi, printers, point-of-sale equipment, backups, and staff technology working reliably.
Meet your Nerdy Neighbor
I’m John Ross—a Eureka Springs technology professional (nerd), certified GISP (map nerd), and Marine Corps veteran. I grew up here, graduated here, and met my wife here. As soon as we were able, we brought our family home to Eureka Springs.
I started Nerdy Neighbor because too many people are left feeling embarrassed, overwhelmed, or pressured when they need technology help. My goal is to give my neighbors patient answers, clear choices, and practical help without judgment or confusing jargon.
Ready to get unstuck?