Home Tech Health Check: what a practical family review should cover
A plain-English guide to what should be checked in a modern household: Wi-Fi, devices, accounts, backups, photos and recovery.
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HOME & CONSUMER / HORSHAM
For households that want to understand their everyday technology, not just fix one fault. If your Wi-Fi is unreliable, your photos depend on one device, or account recovery feels uncertain, this review helps you decide what to tackle first.
From £249
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We select the useful checks together. The quote names the devices and accounts covered, rather than promising to inspect every device or account.
Your fixed quote confirms the devices and accounts covered, deliverables and any travel costs before work begins. Additional work is agreed separately, with no unexpected charges. Separately agreed additional work is £75/hour.
Review packages use a 20% deposit, followed by an invoice for the balance on 14-day payment terms. Your quote confirms the amounts, payment dates and cancellation arrangements before you book. No payment is collected through this website.
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Scoping calls are available by phone or video. We will agree a date and time that works for you.
Tell me what you want to improve and your town if a visit may be needed. We arrange a call by email.
For review packages, an initial 30-minute call to understand your priorities, the likely scope and whether remote work or a local visit makes sense.
A short questionnaire gathers the device counts, providers and practical constraints needed to understand the job. No passwords or sensitive account content.
You receive a fixed quote covering the agreed devices, accounts, deliverables, timing and any travel costs. You approve it before work or a visit is booked.
The agreed work happens remotely or during a local visit where needed. You stay in control of your accounts; changes outside scope need your approval.
Review packages include a plain English written report within 5 working days of the review and a follow-up call to work through priorities.
After the scoping call, I send a short questionnaire about your priorities, devices and providers. Unknown answers are fine. Never send passwords, recovery codes, children's personal details or private account content.
An account owner or authorised adult needs to be available to sign in themselves. We agree access and any changes before proceeding.
Your report separates what was observed from what could not be verified. Recommendations are prioritised so you can decide what to do now, what can wait and what needs specialist help.
The written report is provided within 5 working days of the review, with a follow-up call included. Neither a checklist nor a successful sign-in proves complete protection or that every backup can be restored.
See the report format: a fictional small-business exampleBased in Horsham, West Sussex. Remote reviews are available UK-wide; local travel is available where a visit is needed, with suitability and any travel costs agreed in your quote.
No. Approximate counts and provider names are enough to start, and you can mark anything unknown. The scoping call identifies what is useful to gather before the quote.
Based in Horsham, West Sussex. Remote reviews are available UK-wide; local travel is available where a visit is needed, with suitability and any travel costs agreed in your quote.
There is no unlimited-device promise or standard visit length. The questionnaire and scoping call establish the devices, accounts and checks that matter; your fixed quote records the limits and expected timing before you book.
Do not send passwords, recovery codes or private account content. You sign in yourself during the agreed session. Any settings changes are explained and agreed with you before they are made.
You receive a plain English summary of the agreed checks, what was observed, anything that could not be verified, and prioritised next steps. It is a practical review, not a security certification.
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Mention the Home Tech Health Check, your main concern and your town if a visit may be needed. I will reply by email to arrange the scoping call. This is an enquiry, not an automatic booking.
Scoping calls are available by phone or video. We will agree a date and time that works for you.
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