Our Story
Keystone Heights Tech Help is run by Chris Vanzo, a neighbor who has spent his career working with technology.
How it started
After Chris moved to the Keystone Heights area, he kept seeing the same thing: people needed local, approachable help with technology, and many had no one they trusted to call.
It began with word of mouth and conversations in local Facebook groups. It grew into a service built around one idea, giving people in the community someone they can call when technology stops working, gets confusing, or when they just need help working out what to do next.
His background
Chris has spent his career working with technology, software, websites, and digital systems. His work has included software development, design, technical consulting, and leading projects and products, along with years of helping businesses and organizations solve technology problems.
Keystone Heights Tech Help brings that experience home, to practical, everyday help and clear advice. The business is owner-operated, so customers work directly with Chris.
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Chris helping a customer at their kitchen table, with the customer’s permission.
Wide, 3:2, natural light.
What the business believes
Technology should help people, not overwhelm them.
People deserve someone they can trust to explain their options, help them make informed decisions, and tell them when they don’t need to spend money. Being useful to the community matters more than finding something to sell. And if a customer considers it technology, Keystone Heights Tech Help will help figure it out.
In the local news
Keystone Heights Tech Help has been featured by local Clay County publications, and Chris has been invited to speak with local civic and business organizations about the business and its community work.
Reach Chris directly
Call or text, and you’ll be talking with Chris himself.