Mitchell's Tech Repair
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We fix Phones, Laptops, Desktops, and Game Systems! We can even save your Data and Remove Viruses to get your device back up and running - FAST! Call/Text Us Today!
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26 Sherry Drive, 14043, Depew, United States
- (716) 425-9725
- support@mitchellstechrepair.com
- mitchellstechrepair.com
Highly recommend
Highly recommend! James has been fixing and keeping my business laptop up to par for over 5 years now every time I need. Fast, friendly, and literally the best tech out there! Also had him fix my Samsung Note 9 screen was badly cracked and he restored it back to brand new.
19 March 2024
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