BadgerLayer(262) 220-7884BadgerLayer(262) 220-7884The fastest way to reach us is the phone. But if you prefer email, walk-ins, or ship-in repair, those all work. Every channel gets to the same two humans.
If we don't pick up live, we return calls within a few hours during shop hours. Email gets a same-business-day response. Walk-ins during hours are always welcome.
Pick whichever fits your situation. There's no "preferred" channel that secretly goes faster. Every channel lands with the same two people.
The shop line. Goes to Riley during shop hours, voicemail after hours with same-day callback guarantee. Fastest way to get a real answer to something.
(262) 220-7884 →For quotes, written documentation, attachments, or just because you prefer typing to talking. We respond same business day, usually within a few hours.
hello@badgerlayer.com →The shop on 4th Street. Drop off a repair, pick up equipment, or stop in to talk through a project. No appointment needed during shop hours.
Get directions →Ship consoles, PCs, or other devices from anywhere in the US. Include a note with name, phone, and the symptom. We confirm receipt on arrival.
Shipping instructions →Route yourself to the right page or conversation. If none of these fit, just call the shop and we'll figure it out together.
Insurance, dental, medical, legal, or government. Monthly managed services.
PC, laptop, Xbox, PS5, or something else. Drop off or ship in.
New site or redesign. Project + optional maintenance retainer.
WiFi coverage, wired networks, site surveys. In-home on-site work.
Lutron Caseta, Sonos, cameras, lighting. On-site design and install.
Not sure which category. Just call and we'll sort it out.
Our shop is in the heart of downtown Whitewater, a block from Main Street. Parking is available on 4th Street and in the lot behind the building. If you're coming from Madison, Milwaukee, or the Chicago metro, we're about 45 minutes from all three.
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