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Device Pro Solutions is a technology repair services and training company based in Olathe. The company specializes in board-level electronics repair, microsoldering services, repair industry consulting, and technical training programs for device repair professionals. The company operates a mail-in repair service and provides training in areas such as board repair, microsoldering, and LCD refurbishing.

Device Pro Solutions was founded in 2016 and is incorporated as a limited liability company (LLC). The company has operated within the electronics repair industry, providing repair services and business consulting for repair shops and technology service providers.^[1]

Device Pro Solutions offers several services related to electronics repair and repair-business operations, including:

• Board-level and microsoldering repairs
• Gaming console repairs
• Mail-in repair services for mobile devices and computers
• Technical training programs for repair technicians
• LCD refurbishing and glass-only repair training
• Repair shop consulting and business support services
• Process improvement and operational consulting for repair businesses

The company states that it focuses on supporting independent repair businesses through training, consulting, and specialized repair services.

The company is headquartered in Olathe, Kansas, and serves customers through mail-in repair programs and training courses. According to company materials, many repair services are completed with a stated turnaround time of approximately 48 hours, and repairs are backed by a warranty.

Device Pro Solutions is led by veteran founder and chief executive officer Nick Crosby, who also owns the tech-repair company iResQ. The company identifies board-level repair and research-and-development specialist Alex Buis as a technical team leader.

https://deviceprosolutions.com/?

https://www.bbb.org/us/mo/saint-louis/profile/computer-repair/device-pro-solutions-llc-0734-310611975?