Repair knowledge that goes deeper.
From a battery replacement to a fault on the board, the work needs the right skills. We bring repair and refurbishment capability into the same conversation.
That changes how we look at a faulty device. We understand the work at the bench and the commercial reason for getting it right.
Talk to WJDRepair is not an abstract idea here. It is the difference between a device waiting for a decision and one ready for its next life.
For your operation, the outcome matters: the right work, clear communication and devices ready for their next step.
From a battery replacement to a fault on the board, the work needs the right skills. We bring repair and refurbishment capability into the same conversation.
Agree the work, the approval points and the reporting you need. Completed repairs and unresolved faults should never be confused.
We buy, repair and sell devices ourselves. Talk to a team that understands the difference between a device sitting in a pile and one ready to sell.
WJD brings repair, refurbishment and device trading into one business conversation. Our aim is to make the next step practical, not complicated.
We need to know the device mix, faults, volumes and outcome you are looking for.
Scope, pricing, approval rules, reporting and shipping arrangements should be clear before the work begins.
The relevant question is not simply whether work was done, but what condition the device is in and what happens next.
A UK repair operation and an Irish business serving the European device market. Speak to us about where your devices are and what needs to happen next.
More about WJDRegistered-office addresses are for company correspondence. Contact us before sending devices; we will confirm the correct receiving location. Visits by appointment.
Unit 26, Grattan Business Park, Clonshaugh, Dublin, D17 CR44, Ireland.
This is separate from our Irish registered office. Repairs and returns must be arranged with WJD before dispatch; do not send devices to Botanic Avenue without our confirmation.
Tell us the models, the faults and the volumes. We’ll take it from there.