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I met Kev about a year ago through networking, and had always been impressed by how knowledgeable and approachable he is. So when my laptop failed and I needed help, he was the first person I thought of. He swiftly diagnosed the issue and sourced me a new laptop, going over and above to get it to me as soon as possible. I have now signed up to his Sole Trader IT support package. Thoroughly recommend!
I contacted Kev's IT and they couldn't been more helpful. Sourced excellent refurbished IT equipment quickly and helped with a last minute IT issue. Would highly recommend! Thank you Kev and team.
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