Cracked screen, dead battery, laptop that won't boot, TV with a dark panel — we fix the everyday tech you rely on, on-site or by pickup, with a 90-day warranty on every repair.
Call (858) 267-9438Precision, board-level diagnostics and repair for the devices that keep your home and your day connected. Diagnosis comes first, so you know the fault and the price before any work begins.
Screen replacements, battery swaps, charging ports, water damage, and power issues on iPhone, Android, iPad, and more.
Display and keyboard replacement, won't-boot and power faults, slow-performance cleanup, and hard-drive or SSD upgrades.
Backlight and panel faults, no-power or no-signal issues, sound problems, and HDMI or connectivity repairs.
HDMI and power faults, disc-drive issues, and overheating or shutdown problems on PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo.
Bluetooth speakers, headphones, and home audio systems — no-sound, distorted audio, and power problems.
Hubs, cameras, thermostats, and voice assistants — offline, not-connecting, and power faults diagnosed and fixed.
The expensive way to repair consumer electronics is to keep replacing parts until the symptom goes away. A phone that will not charge might need a charging port, a battery, a charging circuit on the board, or simply a different cable, and only testing tells you which. We test first and quote after, so you pay for the part that fixes the fault rather than the parts tried on the way to it.
Diagnostics on consumer electronics run from $40 to $60, and the exact price is quoted before any work begins. If the diagnosis shows a repair that costs more than the device is worth, you will hear that plainly, along with the reason. There is no obligation to go ahead, and no charge beyond the quoted diagnostic for the testing itself.
A cracked screen is rarely just the glass. Most modern phones bond the display panel to the digitizer and the frame, so a screen replacement means transferring the display assembly, the front camera, the proximity sensor, and the earpiece gasket onto the new part, then checking the display afterward. Skip those steps and you get a device that looks fixed and does not behave the same.
Battery replacement is simpler but not trivial on a sealed device. Adhesive holds the pack in place, the connectors are small and easy to damage, and a battery that has swollen has to be removed carefully rather than pried. Battery health below roughly 80 percent is where most people first notice early shutdowns and short runtime, and a replacement is usually worth it on a device that is otherwise sound.
A charging port fails for two reasons: mechanical wear from years of cables going in and out, and contamination from pocket lint and moisture. A port that only charges when the cable is held at an angle is usually worn, while a port that works fine after cleaning was usually just dirty. On many phones the port sits on a separate flex that can be replaced by itself, and on others it is soldered to the main board.
Board-level faults are the ones that need a microscope and a soldering station. A device that is completely dead after water exposure, a phone that gets warm and will not charge, or a computer that will not power on with a known-good charger all point at the board. Water damage is the case where prompt attention matters most, because corrosion keeps spreading while the device sits.
A television with sound but no picture is usually a backlight failure. One with a picture but no sound is usually the main board or the source. A set that clicks and never turns on points at the power supply or the standby circuit. Those three symptoms narrow most television faults before the back cover even comes off, which is why we ask what you can hear when the screen stays dark.
Television repair also depends on the size of the set. A 65-inch panel is awkward to handle and risky to lay flat without a padded surface, and a panel that has cracked or developed lines cannot be repaired economically at any size. Backlight strips and power supplies are the repairs that make sense on a television, and we will say so when a set is past the point of being worth the work.
Your phone holds more than your hardware does. Before any phone, tablet, or computer comes onto the bench, back up what you can, and sign out of accounts you do not need us to reach. We do not need your passcode to replace a screen, a battery, or a charging port, and we will not ask for it to do that work.
When a repair requires the device running, we test at the lock screen rather than inside your accounts. Devices waiting on parts are stored in the workshop, not left where a customer or a courier can pick them up. If a board-level fault means your data may not be recoverable, we tell you before we start, so you can make that call with the right information in front of you.
No surprises. You'll always know what's wrong and what it'll cost before we start — and you're only charged if you go ahead.
Call or use the form. Tell us what's broken — we'll fit you in for on-site service or a pickup.
We pinpoint the exact fault and explain it in plain English. You get an honest read on whether it's worth fixing.
We give you the full repair price up front. You approve it before any work begins. If it's not worth it, we say so.
We fix it with quality parts, test it, and back the whole job with a 90-day parts-and-labor warranty.
These are typical ranges — your exact quote comes after we diagnose the device, and you always approve it before we start.
| Device | Typical diagnostic |
|---|---|
| Smartphone / tablet (screen, battery, port) | $40–$60 |
| Laptop / desktop | $50–$70 |
| TV | $50–$75 |
| Gaming console | $40–$60 |
The diagnostic is typically credited in full toward the repair when you approve it with any repair you approve — you only pay it if you decide not to go ahead. Parts and labor are quoted separately and you approve the total before work begins.
From the phone in your pocket to the TV in your living room — if it's a major consumer-electronics brand, we've likely fixed it before.
Don't see your brand? We service most consumer electronics — call and we'll tell you straight whether we can fix it.
Owner-run, local, and accountable — the way a repair service should be.
Every repair is covered on parts and labor for 90 days. If it comes back, we fix it free.
Most phone, tablet, and common fixes are done the same day we start them.
We come to you, or we pick up and return small devices — your choice, no trip across town.
Straight answers about the devices we fix and how the repair process works.
Yes. We handle screens, batteries, charging ports, water damage, and power issues on iPhones, Android phones, iPads, and other tablets. Most common phone repairs are turned around quickly.
A diagnostic on phones, tablets, computers, and TVs usually runs $40-60. We quote your full repair cost before any work begins, and the diagnostic is typically credited in full toward the repair when you approve it with any repair you approve.
Yes — every repair we perform is backed by a 90-day warranty on both parts and labor. If the same problem returns within 90 days, we'll correct it at no charge.
Yes. For most consumer electronics we offer on-site service in the San Diego area, and for devices like phones, laptops, and small items we can arrange pickup and return so you don't have to bring them in yourself.
We repair Apple (iPhone, iPad, Mac), Samsung, Google/Pixel, LG, Sony, and most other major brands for both phones and home devices, plus gaming consoles (PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo) and TVs from the major manufacturers.
Often, yes. The sooner we get a water-exposed device the better. We'll open, clean, and dry it, then assess whether the board and components can be saved. We'll give you an honest read on whether it's worth repairing or if a new device makes more sense.
Many screen and battery swaps are done same-day. More involved board or display repairs may take a day or two depending on parts. We'll give you a realistic turnaround when we quote the job.
If your device is still under a manufacturer or carrier warranty, we'll point you to the right route first so you don't lose that coverage. If it's out of warranty, or you'd prefer us, we can absolutely repair it with our own 90-day warranty.
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Twenty years repairing computers and twelve years on phones and tablets. Bring the device in, or call with the model and we quote the price before anything is opened.
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