SERVING IOWA CITY
IT support in Iowa City, for homes and small businesses
House calls across Iowa City for Wi-Fi, printers and slow computers, plus managed IT, backup and security for small offices. Plain language, price before the work, no long contract.
What we do in Iowa City
Most of what we get called about falls into a short list: Wi-Fi that dies in the back bedroom of an older house, a printer that has quietly stopped talking to the laptop, a computer that takes four minutes to reach the desktop, or a small office where IT has become the job of whoever happens to be best with computers.
We come to you anywhere in Iowa City, look at the whole picture rather than the symptom, and explain what we did in words you could repeat to someone else.
For homes
Wi-Fi that reaches the whole house, printers that print, new computers set up and the old one’s files moved across, and a password manager so you are not resetting logins every month. A lot of Iowa City housing stock is old, with plaster and brick that wireless does not travel through politely. That is a solvable problem, and it is usually not the one the box store told you it was.
For small businesses
Day-to-day support for your team, email and shared files on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, networks that hold up in a real building, tested backups, and the security controls your customers and contracts increasingly ask about. We work with businesses from a couple of people up to a few dozen.
How it works
You hear the price before any work starts, and it does not change afterward without your say-so. There is no long-term contract, and no subscription attached to a one-off visit. Moonlark runs alongside a full-time job, so visits run evenings from 5 to 9 on weekdays and 9 to 5 at weekends, usually booked a few days out. If you need someone on site within the hour on a weekday morning, we will say so honestly rather than take the booking.
Nearby towns we cover
Coralville, North Liberty, Tiffin, Solon, Riverside, West Branch and Mount Pleasant, plus Cedar Rapids to the north. If you are just outside that list, ask anyway.
Tell us what is going on in Iowa City.
Describe the problem in your own words. You do not need the technical terms, and there is no charge for the conversation.