Welcome to DaveTech!
“there are a lot of older folks out there paying WAY too much money for basic tech support for their consumer electronics.”
New Tech Support Company from Wayland, MA
I am very proud to launch DaveTech!
Headquartered in Wayland, Massachusetts, this local business serves MetroWest Boston for all your personal, in-home tech support needs. Whether you need help setting up a new iPhone or computer or just troubleshooting your wireless printer, I am your guy.
My name, by the way, is David Zylber, and while I have already started helping local families with their TVs, internet connections, and other gadgets, I am very excited to launch this site— it feels very official and I welcome you to explore the services I have to offer.
Why I started DaveTech
I launched DaveTech because I really enjoy helping others and I have seen, from helping my parents and in-laws, that there are a lot of older folks out there paying WAY too much money for basic tech support for their consumer electronics.
I couldn’t believe it when my aunt told me she had paid more than the cost of her new iMac that she just purchased this past holiday season to get remote technical support for this brand new computer. “Call me next time, please and I can help you,” I told her emphatically. She was being taken advantage of and the more I spoke to friends of my parents, it became clear there are tech support companies out there that pray on the fears of less technically savvy people. Well, hopefully, those days are now over for you as you have found DaveTech! Friendly, affordable, and honest.
Tech Blog and more media content to come…
I hope to blog on a regular basis and look forward to sharing posts regarding DaveTech’s services, my takes on consumer electronics and gadgets, and the world of customer support. Since I have a background in video production in addition to tech support, you may also see some useful videos down the road.
Oomph…I do still need a headshot for this website so I better not get ahead of myself by promising video content ;)
Anyways, hopefully this photo of young me on a Brother word processor around 1989 should be a good placeholder for now.