Elevated IT

By FBN on October 21, 2014 in Business, FBN Spotlight

Mobile computer repair and services

Affordable, convenient, reliable

Extended hours – until 10PM 7 days a week

We come to you!

AzElevatedIT.com

520-820-5340

ElevateditLLC@gmail.com

We offer military discounts for veterans and active duty service members

Synopsis:

Elevated IT, LLC is a completely mobile computer repair and services company

serving the greater Flagstaff area. We offer a wide range of services including virus

removals, custom PC building, instructional classes, and much more. Being a

completely mobile company allows us to keep our prices low, and provide the

convenience of going directly to our clients. Elevated IT offers in house repairs as

well as pick-up services for laptops and desktops. Book an appointment on our

website or feel free to call us 7 days a week 9am-10pm.

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