It was a Sunday afternoon and I was mid project on a video documentary for a local organization when my edit station, a Mac Book Pro crashed. I tried all of the troubleshooting angles that I knew of, all to no avail. I reached out to Randy by way of a referral from a trusted friend. Randy agreed to see me Monday morning and went right to work on trying to resurrect my machine. I knew that in order to deliver this video documentary on time, I had to get up and running quickly. Randy proceeded through multiple diagnostics and workarounds to get me going again. Nothing worked. RAM chip swaps, clean OS boot, external drive boot, thorough cleaning of the board. Nothing helped. He was able to conclude that if we were to progress further with diagnostics and repairs, it would cost more than the machine was worth. Being a 2011 model machine, I understood. Here is where Randy surpassed all other tech wizards - he offered to provide me short term rental on a machine that could put me back to work. Equipment rental is not what Randy’s business is about. However, he reached above and beyond to help a fellow Mac enthusiast. I am extremely grateful to Randy - first for his perseverance to get my machine back up again, but also for extending a helping hand that is not part of his normal business. If your Apple computer needs work, go see Randy at RMACS. He is straight up and honest, without the high pressure sales pitch that some companies push.