I would like to thank all of our customers and friends who supported us for more than a decade here in Western Washington, Mumbai, London and elsewhere around the country and around the world. Thank you so very much for your business and your friendship.

As of December 15th, 2008 Professional Computer Services is no longer accepting new clients. We have been unable to secure new sources of funding and are closing down. Some of you have already offered positions to many of our staff to continue supporting your needs and I thank you. Hopefully this financial crisis that threatens our country will pass soon, but PCS will likely never reform.

Many of you have been customers since Samuel Varnes first founded the company back in 1997. It was my pleasure to have known Sam for more than 20 years and in a sad way I am glad he was not here to see its demise.

The lights (meaning this website) will remain on till at least 2013. I may repost some of the pictures and comments many of you have left over the years.

As the Director of IT and Senior partner I wish all of you the best of luck, god bless.

Allyn Llyr
Director and Senior Partner
Professional Computer Services of Seattle

Professional Computer Services of Seattle was a local company offering local service for more than ten years, serving Seattle, the Eastside, and Everett.

We offered onsite consultations and professional services at reasonable rates, to fortune 500 companies, start-ups and many small businesses offering a complete range of services; Enterprise Networking, Project Management, VoIP & PBX installations and sales, Clean-room installations, on & off site Datacenter and IT Departmental Management, Anti-Virus, Disaster Recovery, and Business to Business Hardware & Software Sales

 

Customer service was our priority and our pride. Regardless if your company had two computers or two-hundred, we offered years of experience, competative pricing, and highly qualified personnel to meet your needs

 

Unfortunately Professional Computer Services has had to close their doors. Economic conditions and the loss of our lines of credit meant we had to lay off and shut our doors. Through the years Western Washington has been very good to us and we thank all of you for your support.