In 2009, Justin Wetherill cofounded uBreakiFix, a cell phone repair service, out of his bedroom in Orlando, FLA. Trained as an accountant, he taught himself to fix phones after he dropped his ...

Justin Wetherill had just taken the plastic cover off his new smartphone when he dropped it and damaged the screen. Like many of us who have broken our phones over the years, ...

In 2009, Justin Wetherill shattered his sleek, glass iPhone screen. He scoured the web for a screen repair solution, but the services he found online seemed neither affordable nor reliable, and ...

uBreakiFix has officially sold more than 500 units across the United States and Canada, confirming its status as one of the largest and fastest-growing tech repair brands on the market. More than ...

This firm's 2017 revenue was $147.7 million — a mind-boggling 13,327 percent jump from $1.1 million in 2010. And it's still growing. Justin Wetherill sits inside his company’s headquarters on ...

Justin Wetherill, CEO of uBreakiFix. Jim Carchidi. 1 of 13. By Matthew Richardson – Staff writer, Orlando Business Journal. Jan 30, 2018. UbreakiFix CEO's dad did not want his son to quit his 9 ...

Justin Wetherill believes in humility, because every time he gets cocky the president and co-founder of uBreakiFix says the universe has a way of slapping back. He gives an interesting interview in ...

As part of the strategic partnership between Jeff’s Bagel Run founders Jeff and Danielle Perera and 1337 Capital founder Justin Wetherill, who also cofounded uBreakiFix, four additional stores ...

Talk about “breaking” into a fledgling market. The gadget repair company uBreakiFix had only $120,000 of revenue in 2009. Last year, they had revenue of $90M. That’s a 75,000% increase! As ...