10/31/2026
19 Years of Techwarrior Technologies
It’s hard to believe, but Techwarrior Technologies is celebrating **19 years in business**.
We started in **2007 in Richfield, Minnesota**, with a simple idea: people needed a place they could bring their technology problems and get an honest answer from someone who actually cared about solving the problem.
A lot has changed since then.
Computers have changed.
The internet has changed.
Security threats have changed.
Businesses depend on technology more than ever.
And Techwarrior has changed right along with it.
What started primarily as computer repair grew into data recovery, virus and malware removal, upgrades, networking, remote support, managed IT, business technology services, and much more.
Over the years, Techwarrior has operated from **four different locations**, eventually growing into the full technology shop we operate today.
There have been a lot of long days along the way.
There have been computers that looked completely dead and somehow came back to life.
There have been failed hard drives holding irreplaceable family photos.
There have been businesses calling because something stopped working at the worst possible time.
There have been viruses, ransomware, broken screens, dead power supplies, failed updates, damaged laptops, mysterious network problems, printers that seemed personally offended by their owners, and just about every other technology problem you can imagine.
And after 19 years, we’re still here solving them.
That means more to me than any statistic ever could.
Techwarrior was never meant to become a giant corporate repair chain where customers become ticket numbers.
One of the things I’ve always valued most is actually **knowing the people we work with**.
Knowing the families.
Knowing the businesses.
Knowing the people behind the computers.
Some customers have been coming to us for almost **two decades** now.
We’ve watched families upgrade through generations of computers — and in some cases, those younger generations have grown up and become customers themselves.
We’ve had parents bring in computers, then years later their kids come in with their own systems.
And on the other side of that, Techwarrior has been a family business too.
Many of you even have computers that were **built by our kids** over the years.
They’ve grown up around the shop, around the technology, and around the same customers we’ve been helping for years.
That’s one of those things that really puts 19 years into perspective.
We’ve supported businesses as they grew, changed offices, added employees, upgraded equipment, and relied more and more on technology.
We’ve had customers come back with machines we worked on years earlier and say, “You worked on this one last time.”
That kind of continuity is rare now.
And it matters.
We don’t want people to feel like they’re talking to a call center or getting shuffled through a system.
We want people to know who they’re working with — and for us to know them too.
That’s part of what being local means to us.
It’s also why **free diagnostics** have remained such an important part of what we do.
We’ll take a look, figure out what is happening, explain your options, and let you decide what makes sense.
No pressure.
No unnecessary repairs.
No big-box runaround.
Just answers.
Being a veteran-owned business has also shaped the way Techwarrior operates. I believe in accountability, doing the job right, and standing behind the work we do.
But none of this would have lasted 19 years without the people who trusted us.
Customers who came back.
Customers who sent their friends.
Families who sent other family members.
Businesses that kept calling us when they needed help.
People who left reviews, shared posts, recommended us, or simply told someone:
**“Call Techwarrior.”**
That kind of trust isn’t something you can manufacture.
You earn it over time.
And we don’t take it for granted.
Technology moves incredibly fast, and the next few years will probably bring changes we can barely predict today.
AI is changing how people use computers.
Cybersecurity threats continue to evolve.
Cloud services, automation, remote work, and connected devices are becoming part of everyday life.
But the reason Techwarrior exists is still basically the same as it was in 2007:
**Technology should make your life easier — not become another battle you have to fight alone.**
So as we celebrate **19 years of Techwarrior Technologies**, I want to say thank you.
Thank you to every customer who trusted us with a computer.
Thank you to every business that trusted us with its systems.
Thank you to every family that kept coming back through generations of technology.
Thank you to those who have been with us for years — and to those who have been with us for nearly two decades.
Thank you to everyone who left a review, shared one of our posts, recommended us to someone, followed our page, or simply mentioned our name when someone needed help.
You are the reason a small technology business started in 2007 is still going strong 19 years later.
And we’re not finished.
We’re still learning.
Still building.
Still solving problems.
Still fighting technology battles.
And heading toward year **20**.
Thank you for being part of the journey.
**Rod**
Techwarrior Technologies
**Established 2007**
📞 763-634-1480
🌐 techwarrior.com
