Garretts Green

We provide computer repairs, laptop repairs and imac repairs in Garretts Green.
Contact us now for your local Garretts Green Engineer and remember Free Call Out !
We do not have a call out charge and we do not charge by the hour so the price we quote is the price you pay. There are no hidden charges and all of our engineers are fully insured and qualified to deal with any computer or laptop issue.
Call our Garretts Green engineer today on: 0121 629 0466
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We Specialise in the following services: Computer repair, laptop repair, imac repair, Virus removal, malware removal, spyware removal, windows 7, windows 10, wireless problems and many many more.
We also concentrate on Removing computer viruses, Data recovery/backing up, and replacing Windows operating systems. We have a large stock of parts so most repairs and hardware upgrades can be completed quickly onsite and at a very reasonable price so before you give up on your computer please ask us for a quote.

This common pasture of medieval Sheldon lay north of Downsfield Road and Kenmure Road and was named after the Garrett family. William Garrette is documented here in 1525. A rural hamlet was focussed on the junction of Garretts Green Lane and Sheldon Heath Road by 1834, but it was not until just before the Second World War that urban development began here.
The area was completely urbanised by 1960 at which time St Thomas’ Church was built to serve the extensive municipal estates which had been built as a result of a concerted effort after World War 2 to move people out of inner-city slum dwellings. This spacious church building near the junction of Garretts Green Lane and Sheldon Heath Road is built in a contemporary utilitarian style. It was designed by S T Walker and built in brick around a reinforced-concrete frame which is visible on the inside. The large mural of Christ on the east wall is by Mervyn Wright. Also here as a focus of the estate was built The Chestnut Tree public house (now an Indian restaurant), the police station and Garretts Green Technical College, now part of the City College.