CONTACT TECH EXPRESS

If you have any questions or you'd like to set up an appointment, please reach out to us:

Phone: 304-900-0093
Email: techexpress@highrocks.org
Facebook @TechExpressLewisburgWV

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232 Lee St Building C

Lewisburg, WV 24901

(304) 900-0093

COMPUTER REPAIR AND SUPPORT

Is your computer glitchy, broken, or slow? Do you wish you were better at using technology? Need help with those photos?

TECH EXPRESS CAN HELP!

We fix desktop and laptop computers. We can resolve your hardware, software, or networking problems. We also help people who are frustrated with their technology, or want to learn to use a new device, program, or digital medium, whether it's a phone, a computer, or a website you want to navigate.

OUR REPAIR AND SUPPORT SERVICES INCLUDE:

- COMPUTER HARDWARE REPAIR -

- ONE-ON-ONE SUPPORT FOR TROUBLESHOOTING OR LEARNING TO USE YOUR DEVICES -

- SOCIAL MEDIA SET-UP AND USAGE -

- NEW COMPUTER OR PHONE SET-UP -

- HOME NETWORK AND WI-FI SET-UP -

- PRINTERS AND PERIPHERALS SET-UP -

HOW DOES THIS WORK?

Drop off your broken tech at Tech Express in Lewisburg, WV (located in building C at the back of the Lee Street Complex at 232 N. Lee Street). Drop-off repair service is available Tuesday-Saturday from 10:00am-6:00pm. No appointment is necessary.

Then, submit a service request by visiting our front desk or completing the online form below.

After we receive your computer, a technician will diagnose the problem and contact you to discuss repair and coaching options and cost estimates.

We charge $50/hour for technician time + the cost of any replacement parts. There is a minimum 1/2 hour charge for the diagnostic time.

SUMBIT A SERVICE REQUEST:

QUESTIONS?

The total cost of the Growing Renewed Opportunities for Workers in Appalachia (G.R.O.W Appalachia) program is $5M, and includes Farm (Ruby Grow and Grow Appalachia), Tech Express, and Workforce Trainee programming. $1.5M (30%) is funded through the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration Grant, and the remaining $3.5M (70%) of the program is funded by allowable federal and non-federal funding.