Phone screen
Cracked glass or an unresponsive display. Most stocked models take 45–90 minutes.
$89–$189
The repair list
Keep the device.
Replace the problem.
Sample prices include the replacement part and fitting. The model, part availability and what we find at the counter determine the final quote.
Repairs & prices
Tablet screen
Cracked glass and display replacement. Usually same day when the part is here and the repair is checked in before noon.
$129–$249
Battery replacement
For a phone or tablet that runs out earlier than it used to. Phones usually take 45–90 minutes; tablets may need the day.
$59–$119
Charging port
We check the cable connection first. A replacement is usually same day if the part is in stock and the device arrives before noon.
$69–$139
These ranges cover common phone and tablet models. A different model or additional damage may cost more. We agree on the price and pickup time before work; special-order parts need a later visit.
Before you bring it in
Make a copy
of the important stuff.
- Copy your photos, contacts and messages to a computer or the backup service you already use.
- Open that copy and check that the latest things are there. Some apps need their own backup; check any app whose contents you would miss.
- Make sure you can sign in to your accounts from another device. Keep any account recovery codes somewhere you can reach.
If the screen will not work well enough to back up, tell us before the repair. Repair work can involve a reset or loss of information; we do not offer data recovery.
Do not put passwords or unlock codes in the request form. We explain any access needed for testing at the counter.
A couple of counter questions
Can I wait while you fix it?
For most stocked phone screen and battery repairs, allow 45–90 minutes after check-in. We confirm the queue first. Tablets and charging ports may need the day; special-order parts need a later visit.
What if the part is not in stock?
We identify the model and check the part before agreeing on a price and return date. A request is not a confirmed repair time.
A model and a symptom are enough.
If you don’t know the model, describe what you have.