Carolina Computer Solutions owner Jesse Kuebler said the business has outgrown its current location and he has decided to move. Effective Aug. 1, the business will be located in the Columbus Commons building at 155 Mills Street in Columbus, unit 103.
“One of the keys to success for any small business in today’s economy is, of course, service,” Kuebler said. “I want my customers to have the best experience possible every time they walk through my door. I stand behind my slogan: Stop paying more for less. I can’t control the cost of materials in today’s market, but I can control the quality and cost of the service performed in my shop.”
Carolina Computer Solutions opened for business in 2005 in a small, one-room office located in the basement of the Feagan building in Columbus. Within two years, Kuebler said, the combination of high-tech computer solutions and quality, hometown service created the need for a larger location. In 2007, Carolina Computer Solutions moved into 40 E. Mills Street, unit 3, next to Paul’s Barber Shop, where the business continued to grow.
“This next phase for Carolina Computer Solutions is by far the most exciting to date,” said Kuebler. “We will now have the space, location and resources to offer new products and services that seemed at one time to be slightly out of reach. At the same time, we can streamline our current operation to achieve an even faster turnaround on repairs.
“Now, more than ever, we all use our computers to help run our everyday life. It has almost become a necessity – people can’t afford to be without their computers for very long, whether for home or business. This is why, over and above anything else, speed on repairs is our first priority.”
In addition to the products and services that Carolina Computer Solutions has offered for years, the company plans to expand its offerings in the area of website hosting, design and development. Kuebler said additional products and services in the areas of information management will include: data conversions, database development and management, archiving and document management, as well as full-service graphic arts, publishing and multimedia services.
Carolina Computer Solutions also plans to utilize the conference facility of the Columbus Commons building to host a variety of workshops for individuals and businesses.
“Our customers have indicated a need for such programs,” Kuebler said.
– article submitted
by Ken Raymond