FROMETECH, Frome’s award-winning IT support and repairs company, has moved to new larger premises and now offers more services than ever before.
Frometech can now be found at 43/44 Vallis Way in Frome, with free parking for up to an hour and disabled access – making the business accessible to all.
The move has allowed Frometech to increase the amount of products it stocks and allows for its repair and training services to expand.
Founding director of Frometech, Jamie Seviour said, “We have tripled the amount of stock available in our refurbished units range, which has always been our best-sellers. Customers can find refurbished PCs, laptops, iMacs, iPads, tablets – something to suit everyone’s needs.
“We’ve also increased our range of brand new items, including removable harddrives, keyboards, mice – everything you might need for your computer set-up.
“The new premises has meant that we have an increased capacity and facilities for repairs. We’ve hired one extra person so there is now four of us on the team, ready to support all of our customers.
“We now have a dedicated training area that offers one-to-one and group training for both residential or business needs. Training sessions can cover anything from how to use and get the best from Microsoft Office, through to our iPads for over 50s sessions, which will be coming back at Christmas.”
Frometech, at 43/44 Vallis Way, is open 8.30am-5pm Monday to Friday and 9am-1pm on Saturday.
For more information about Frometech and the services they provide, visit their website www.frome tech.co.uk or call 01373 470170.
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