NERDiT NOW repairs phones in Wilmington and accepts devices for repair through the mail. Customers can also schedule its mobile repair service for an event or an appearance at their location. The shop conducts repairs at local events, shopping centers and businesses. Its mobile repair vehicle is a converted ambulance called the Motherboard. The shop says the Motherboard was featured on Shark Tank.
Beyond repairs, the business buys old devices and sells phones and computers. People can bring old electronics for recycling, and the business also accepts electronics from companies. NERDiT NOW describes itself as a certified R2 Recycler. The shop offers data destruction for old devices, along with training and support for people who need help getting set up.
Device donations and IT apprenticeship programs are also part of the business. The shop says it has donated over 7500 devices to families who need them. Its programs include opportunities for apprentices and people preparing for an apprenticeship. The business says these programs help participants get certified, get started in IT and get paid.
Written from nerditnow.com, the shop's own website.
