Company History
Sanity Loss PC was started in September 2003 by Kaleb Tuimala, the founder of Sanity Loss Network in November 2002. To adequately tell the tale of how Sanity Loss PC came to be we must first fill you in on some details.
Kaleb started to repair computers as a hobby while he was in middle school. When he graduated and went to college at Concordia University Ann Arbor he worked at the financial aid office. While working there he became their web master. Since Concordia had a limited IT staff, Kaleb started to repair the financial aid computers when ever they broke down. Soon the students and faculty members at Concordia started to ask Kaleb to repair their computers based on his reputation in the financial aid office. In September 2003 he coined his computer repair hobby the name of Sanity Loss PC in honor of his web site Sanity Loss.
Originally Kaleb had no intention of turning his hobby into an actual business. At the encouragement of his boss in financial aid and his wife, Hannah Tuimala, he decided to go ahead with the idea of starting a business. After moving back to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to attend NMU Kaleb started the process of giving his business life.
In 2005 Kaleb Tuimala put Sanity Loss PC under the control of his organization. Now Sanity Loss PC helps to fund the ministry efforts of Abba's House Ministries. 100% of all of the profits received by Sanity Loss PC go to this organization.
The goal of Sanity Loss PC is to offer the people of the Upper Peninsula a cheap and effective means of computer repair and high quality, cost effective computing solutions for schools, businesses, and homes.
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