Infinity Computer Services Inc

Specialties

We offer a variety of computer repair services including virus and malware removal, Windows troubleshooting, hardware installation and replacement, and reinstallation of Windows (with data backup if necessary). For our personal clients, all computer repair services are provided in our store and our labor is a flat fee in most cases (flat fee does not include hardware).

For our business clients, we will come to your office within a 35 mile radius of Lawton (service call charges may apply). In addition to the computer repair services listed above, we offer network design, network installation and network maintenance. We also offer web site hosting. Our business clients can pay by the hour or we can design a maintenance contract to suit your needs and budget.

History

Established in 1996.

Infinity Computer Services was started in May 1996 by Ken and Kim Isaac. We started the company in the third bedroom of our house and moved into our current retail location in February 1997. Ken has been working on computers since he was 12 years old. The Army brought us to Lawton and when Ken’s military career was over, we decided to stay in Lawton and open this company. Kim learned to work on computers through «on the job» training and is a technician as well as president of the company. She runs the company on a daily basis and works with personal clients, while Ken mainly focuses on business clients.

Meet the Business Owner

Kim and Ken I.

Business Owner

Kim graduated from Mary Washington College (now the University of Mary Washington) in Fredericksburg, Virginia with a degree in History and International Relations. A native of Richmond, Virginia, she moved to Lawton, Oklahoma in 1993. She has spent her career in customer service positions with several companies before starting Infinity Computer Services. In her spare time, Kim enjoys yoga, gardening, photography and is an avid St. Louis Cardinals’ fan.

Ken is a native of Rolla, Missouri. He moved to Lawton, Oklahoma in 1992 when the Army transferred him to Fort Sill. Upon the completion of his military career, he had the idea to stay in Lawton and open a computer services company. He is also president of the local radio control flying club. In his spare time, he flies radio control airplanes, enjoys photography and is an avid St. Louis Cardinals’ fan.