Decades of Technology Experience. One Company Built Around Service.

Computer House Calls traces its roots to Washington, DC in 1987. The business originally combined technical consulting with work for clients in the political and public-affairs world, where reliability, confidentiality and trust mattered as much as technical ability.

Founder Nathaniel Lack had already been involved with personal computing for a decade. His interest began in the 1970s, continued through an early high-school computer club, and expanded during college at the University of Texas as personal computers were moving from hobbyist equipment into homes and businesses.

In 1983, while at the University of Texas, Nathaniel worked alongside his next-door neighbor Michael Dell in the early PC resale operation that became Dell. The experience came during the formative years of the personal-computer industry and helped establish the hands-on, practical approach to technology that still defines the company.

In the mid-1990s, the business moved to the Atlanta area and shifted away from political consulting to focus on technology service. Since then, Computer House Calls has served more than 10,000 customers, with the business built overwhelmingly through repeat clients and referrals.