The company announced that the new store will operate from 427 Church Street, which used to be home to Tres Jolie. The news was announced in a press release where Nate Minor, who is the store’s owner, said:
“Decatur is an amazing, vibrant, and historic location with great small town vibes, much like we enjoy our East Atlanta Village community. ScreenFixing is a business that focuses energy on honest and fair service with a commitment to community involvement.”
Minor believes that expanding into the Decatur area is a great way for the business to grow. He also feels that Decatur’s community is passionate about helping small and local businesses succeed. Flyer printing is sometimes used to promote the opening of a new store.
The new store will concentrate on fixing computers, tablets, phones and other types of electronics. A retail section will be included for people looking to buy new devices. The store will also offer services relating to e-waste recycling and the refurbishment of used electronics. More information about the store can be found on its Facebook page.
The press release mentioned that high-quality repairs are a specialty. They can fix a wide range of issues that may plague electronics. ScreenFixing can help with both software and hardware issues, including recovering data from water-damaged phones.