Dan St. John Consulting

Specialties

Specializing in computer repair, networking, security and technology consulting.

Let us take over and handle the situation. We offer affordable solutions to tricky and complicated problems through our expertise. We handle everything from malware/​virus removal, new computer setup, data backup and recovery, system optimization, networking and much more.

We are very security minded and can perform security audits, external firewall protection, penetration testing (white or black box) and ensure you are running the correct up to date real time malware protection for your home or business.

Want to get more out of technology? There is so much technology out there it can be overwhelming. We can evaluate your needs and provide the best course of action to create the most efficient technology environment for your home or office.

History

Established in 2011.

With over 20 years of computer and technology related experience it started out as a hobby and quickly became a passion. The emergence of new technology and computers always interested me. Since discovering my first desktop computer in the early eighties to installing my first piece of hardware when I was 12 years old.

I am fascinated at the pace of the computer/​technology field. I keep up to date on the latest technology on a daily basis. I try to educate my clients on proper web surfing habits, overall computer maintenance and security practices. I will break down complex problems in a meticulous manner and then relay the information to you regarding your issue in a way that you will be able to understand.

Meet the Business Owner

Dan S.

Business Owner

The emergence of new technology and computers always interested me. It all started with an Apple IIe in the early eighties that my Dad got the family for Christmas. I was young at the time but I remember watching my brothers play games from the floppy drive and it was surely a step up from the Atari that we had. I would sit there in amazement and had no clue what the future would hold for computers.

My mother spent over $ 3,000 on our Acer Desktop PC and as soon as we got home and unboxed it I promptly cracked open the case to see what was inside. A few months went by and I convinced my mom to upgrade the RAM, I assured her that I could install it myself after doing some research. She reluctantly obliged and as I secured the chip in the correct slot I couldn’t help but wonder what would happen next. Sure enough it was a success! I was hooked at that point forward.