Connecting the World
Celebrating 20 Years In Business!
A2Z Computing Services, Inc. specializes in web design and mobile app development for small to medium sized businesses and municipalities. Founded in 1995 we have been providing website design, mobile apps, computer and network support, aerial photography, event photography and video services to several hundred clients throughout the United States. Please take a moment and browse through some of the many websites we have created over the years using the menu at the top of this site.
We are a veteran owned company located in Oakland, Maine.
With over 30 years of experience we can build it, design it or fix it.
Some of Our Own Sites!
Company Profile
After accumulating 13 years of electronic and computer experience, Matthew Hunt started A2Z Computing Services, Inc. in December of 1995. As an independent contractor for MaineStreet Communications, Inc. he supported their clients with Internet connectivity issues, hardware and software support, network services and web site design consultation.
In August of 1997 he formed a partnership with Brian McKenna of PBA Communications, Inc. of Portland. This partnership, named WebMaine, was created to develop a series of web sites aimed at bringing the communities of the United States onto the World Wide Web.
In April of 1999 Matthew purchased his partner's share of the business. This project was then divided into two phases with the first one being the creation of the main site http://www.HometownUSA.com that provides a series of smaller pages for each state and community. Currently there are over 2,000,000 web pages, images and documents on the site representing over 33,000 communities throughout the United States.
The second phase of the project is to develop expanded web sites for each community wishing to participate. The expanded web sites are developed into true community sites providing information pertaining to all aspects of the town or city. We work with each municipal government to ensure that the proper "image" is portrayed for the community. (See: OaklandMaine.com as an example)
