Repair and maintenance of IT equipment is expensive for businesses of all sizes.  Where repair is not readily available on reasonable terms, that equipment loses its value in the secondary market, and may become obsolete in the marketplace long before being technologically obsolete.   
Many organizations buy equipment with the expectation of long use and residual value even after years of use.  The value of these assets is retained only when repair and resale is practical in a free market.  The same unfair terms and conditions that seek to limit independent repair also block the used market.   
Technology-enhanced assets are still assets when purchased, then become less than assets once an End User License Agreement is accepted.  Most EULA are never negotiable, are often presented post-purchase, and rarely require a counter-signature despite making devastating changes to the original purchase and notion of ownership.  Every business will have more bargaining power, more options, and lower costs of operations once Right to Repair is law. 

What we do?
Repairs of all makes and all models of laptop
Repairs of all makes and all models of LCD MONITOR
Repairs of all makes and all models of PROJECTORS
Repair of all makes and all models of desktop MOTHERBOARDs