C.E. Computer Repair

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We’re really thankful to be back in business here in Seattle and to welcome you into our new Seattle location. Reopening our doors has been a journey, and we’re grateful to be here serving our customers again.

Alongside our repair services, Chiapas Education Project, sponsored by CE Computer Repair, is offering free basic computer repair training for low-income individuals who are interested in learning how to repair and maintain computers.

Over the past few years, one of our biggest challenges was not having the funds for replacement parts to refurbish donated laptops. Thanks to the support of Washington Conservation Action, we are now stocked with the parts we need to continue refurbishing computers and donating them to people who need reliable access to technology.

💻 Free Computer Repair Training (Seattle Location)

Training includes:
• One-on-one, hands-on instruction
• A basic computer repair toolkit
• A Windows 11 bootable USB

🕚 Hours
• Monday–Saturday
• 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM

This training is free.
Donations help us continue the program, but they are completely optional.

📧 Interested or know someone who may benefit?
• Email us at [email protected]

Every computer repaired is one less device ending up in the landfill. We’re grateful to be back, grateful for your continued support, and grateful to keep this work moving forward.

Thank you for being here with us.

We are deeply grateful to Seattle Tool Library for donating four computers today. Because of the ongoing support from our community, we had already cleared out our storage of donated computers—every device had been refurbished and distributed to low-income community members and individuals in need.

This donation helps us restock and continue offering computers to those who need access the most through Chiapas Education Project. 💻✨

Thank you to everyone who has shared our call for electronic recycling. Every computer donated is one less item in the landfill and one more resource in our community.

📍 Seattle Drop-Off Location
1818 East Yesler Way, Seattle

🕘 Open Hours
Tuesday–Saturday • 11am–6pm

We are grateful to be surrounded by a community that shows up and helps us keep this work going.
All Our Relations. 🌎

💻♻️ Grateful for the electronic recycling that came into the shop today.

As we’ve just opened our doors, we’re thankful for the electronic donation that came in today—especially the battery packs. These go a long way for families in Chiapas who lose power due to strong winds and storms and may have no access to charging their phones for days at a time. All electronics that come into the shop are used as donations for Chiapas Education Project, supporting communities in Chiapas, the poorest state of Mexico, where access to technology and reliable electricity is very limited. Each drop-off helps keep electronics out of the landfill and puts them back into service where they’re truly needed. Thank you for supporting this work from the very beginning. 🌱