History... Computer House Calls, LLC was founded in 1987 in Washington, DC. At the time, CHC provided political and computer-related services for a wide range of clients in and around the political arena. It is hard enough advising a political campaign, but add the element of raising money and maintaining that information on computers that no one knows how to run or repair, and you have an issue that only someone like Nathaniel can handle. Let's face it, this information was highly sensitive and really not something to trust with just anybody. These campaigns - both Republican and Democratic - needed someone who could be trusted to keep their data safe, secure, and secret. Nathaniel was the first and only person they trusted for this.

Nathaniel Lack has been involved in the computer industry going back to 1977 when he got his first email account with CompuServe. In high school, Nathaniel created and led the school's very first computer club. He gained fame there by creating and implementing one of the earliest computer dating services in which all students in the school were allowed to participate. The club also also inspired future billionaire Michel Dell (although he was also the first to get kicked out of the club).

In 1983, as a student at the University of Texas, he teamed up with Michael Dell, his next-door neighbor at the high-rise Dobie Dorm in Austin, Texas, to buy, upgrade, and resell computers. The company was called PCs, Ltd. and after Michael dropped out of school, it was renamed Dell. Nathaniel went on to get a degree in Political Science and History. He became the Senior Legislative Assistant at AIPAC and then the Political Director for the National PAC - the largest independent PAC in the country at the time. He also created his consulting firm to provide political and computer-related services to the DC political community. Clients spanned the political spectrum from conservative columnist George F. Will and President Ronald Reagan's Communications Director Mari Maseng on the right to President Bill Clinton and the late Texas Governor Ann Richards on the left. If ever there was concensus in Washington around anything, it was in regards to Nathaniel being trustworthy, competant and brilliant!

In the mid-90s, Nathaniel brought the business to the Atlanta area and took the politics out of it. Renamed Computer House Calls, Nathaniel sought to provide the quality of service that was missing in the community. With over 5,000 clients and nearly 90% repeat and referral rate, Computer House Calls has proven to be the best value for the money a customer can get... anywhere!

Nathaniel has been featured as an expert in the field on CNN and its affiliate networks, and over 100 network affiliates throughout the US. He has been quoted in local papers as well as national periodicals. His experience is second to none. The company partners with Ring, Nest, Hello Tech, Home Advisor, and many more - all with 5-star ratings and glowing reviews

Nathaniel Lack, CEO

Nathaniel Lack, CEO

Nathaniel Lack on CNN