Something not working? I'll come fix it.
Computers, wifi, printers, phones, TVs, cameras — at your home or small business in Crossville and nearby communities. No call center, no ticket number. Just Luke.
Practical help for your home or small business.
Most calls start with a printer. Some of them end with a barn that texts you.
Fix it
House calls for the stuff that's supposed to just work.
- Computers & laptops
- Wifi that reaches the back bedroom
- Printers, phones, tablets
- Email setup and account-security guidance
- TVs, streaming, cameras & doorbells
Connect it
Plan a sensor or device project around the information you need.
- Camera setup and device integration
- Gates & doors that tell you they're open
- Greenhouse, coop & barn climate alerts
- Well, tank & pump monitoring
- Generator & power-out alerts
Build it
Software for one person or one business — the thing nobody sells off the shelf.
- Custom apps that do exactly one job
- Automations that run while you sleep
- A daily brief that reads the news for you
- Dashboards for the farm, the shop, the house
- AI, where it actually helps
How a call goes
No ticket number. No hold music.
Text me.
Tell me what's acting up — a photo helps. I'll confirm whether I can help and explain the initial visit and price.
I come out.
Kitchen table, barn, or shop — I bring the parts I'm likely to need. The first two hours are the house call.
Test it together.
We test the result together. I'll explain what changed and any next steps. Follow-up work and ongoing support are agreed separately.
Things I'd build out here
Project ideas to explore together. Scope, connectivity, hardware, and testing depend on the site; these are concepts, not finished products.
Sunset roundup
The door closes itself at dusk. A beam counts who came in. One hen short, your phone says so while there's still light to look.
Electric fence alerts
Voltage drops — a limb, a short, a bull with opinions — and you get a text that says which run — usually before the herd notices.
Stock tank watch
Float's low, or the water's an hour from ice — text. You hear about it before the cows do.
The 2 a.m. frost call
Inside temp trending toward 34°F in the middle of the night? Your phone rings. Rings — not a notification you'll see at breakfast.
Pump that tattles
Pressure logged every minute. A pump that's cycling too often gets flagged before it burns out on a holiday weekend.
Hot bale alarm
A hot bale is a barn fire you haven't had yet. Probes in the stack, a text when one starts climbing.
Got a different one? Text me the idea — that's the fun part.
AI-assisted work. Hands-on responsibility.
I use AI tools to research, write code, and explore solutions. I handle the scope, integration, and testing, and explain what has been verified. We agree on access, costs, handoff, and any ongoing support before work begins.
A house call is $180 and covers the first two hours; $90/hr after that. Parts, travel outside the local area, and additional time are agreed in advance. Custom projects get a written scope and quote. Ongoing support is arranged separately.
My background includes four years of training through an electric co-op and two degrees in electrical linework. Today I build with AI, software, and physical equipment, and fly drones under FAA Part 107. I moved to Crossville in 2026 with my wife, two kids, and a rescue named Vega.