We do more jack replacements than all other repairs combined. Our turnaround is also very quick, most DC Jack replacement is done in 1-3 days, most other repairs are done within a week.
Todd Everard, Owner, NotebookWorks

NotebookWorks (www.notebookworks.net), a company specializing in notebook computer repair and restoration, announced a new program for rent-to-own companies. NotebookWorks now has the ability to recondition motherboards.

Todd Everard, owner of NotebookWorks, has also been involved in Rent to Own industry for over 15 years and is familiar with the specific challenges that rental customer place on equipment. "Rental computers, especially laptops, can be mistreated and are often returned damaged," said Everard. "At NotebookWorks, we are capable of circuit board level repair. If your customer spills a drink into the notebook, many shops will want to do a total motherboard replacement at a cost that is near that of replacing the notebook. We are capable of reconditioning the motherboard at a substantial savings to RTO dealers."

Quick Turnaroundd on DC Jack Replacement
NotebookWorks also specializes in the replacement of DC power jacks, which is the most frequent repair needed to notebooks. "We do more jack replacements than all other repairs combined," Everard noted. "Our turnaround is also very quick, most DC Jack replacement is done in 1-3 days, most other repairs are done within a week."

NotebookWorks also repairs LCD screens. "Unless the LCD screen is cracked, most problems can be repaired without the total replacement of the screen." If a screen does need to be replaced, NotebookWorks stocks reconditioned screens at a substantial savings over new.

NotebookWorks pricing is among the most aggressive in the industry. "Our DC Jack replacement is only $89, parts and labor included," said Everard. "On all other repairs, we offer free guaranteed estimates. Meaning that when we give you an estimate, that is what you pay. There will be no additional surprises at the end. If you do not want it repaired, you pay nothing except return shipping."

NotebookWorks, formerly Computers Here!, has been in continuous operation since 1996. Beginning in 2006, the company has expanded its notebook restoration facilities. The company is certified to repair all brands of PCs including Dell, Compaq, Toshiba, Sony, IBM, Gateway, Lenovo, Averatec, Fujitsu, Acer, Alienware, ASUS, Sharp and Panasonic. NotebookWorks also buys broken notebooks.

Contact Todd Everard at economycs@aol.com or call 864-404-8070 for more information.