On-site repair at your door or your work. I set up in my vehicle, fix it while you get on with your day, and hand it back in 30 to 60 minutes — and if it isn't worth fixing, I'll tell you straight before you pay a cent.
Your phone, the problem, where you are. Two taps and you get a price up front.
Home, work, a parking lot — wherever's easiest. Free diagnosis when I arrive.
I work from my vehicle at your door. Most repairs are back in your hands within an hour of my arriving.
I never charge to look. If it's not worth fixing, I'll tell you.
Every repair is guaranteed. If it's my work, I make it right.
If I can't fix it, you don't pay for the attempt.
I set up at your door, not in your house. Sit in and watch if you want to — no pressure either way.
No call center, no rotating technicians, no phone disappearing into a back room. When you book, you get me — at your door, working from my own vehicle, phone back in your hands the same visit.
I built this around one rule: tell you the truth, even when it costs me the job. If your phone isn't worth fixing, I'll say that instead of taking your money — and I'll show you why, not just hand you a number.
Before I hand it back, I test every function — cameras, speakers, buttons, signal, the lot — and I'll run through it with you so you can see it all works. Neither of us is guessing later.
I photograph every repair as I go and you get the pictures too — so you can see exactly what was wrong and exactly what I did about it.






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A shop's sticker looks cheaper until you add two trips across town and days without your phone. You get one flat total up front — and you don't go anywhere.
The #1 "broken" phone — why it's usually just lint
When the port itself is shot
Price by model — how screen replacement works
Exact price by model — from the iPhone 8 to the 17 Pro Max, Galaxy A/S series and Pixel, plus iPads. Check yours in the booking tool. Travel: $15 under 5 mi · $25 to 12 · $35 to 20 · $45 to 35 · $50 to 55 — once per visit, $50 ceiling. Diagnosis always free.
Check in 10 seconds. I'll compare the repair to what your phone's worth and give you the real number — and if it doesn't add up, I'll make you a cash offer for it.
Check my phone →One tap opens a text to me with the basics filled in. I reply with a time and a price — usually within a couple hours.
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I travel up to 55 miles from Scranton — all of Lackawanna County including Scranton, Dunmore, Dickson City, Clarks Summit, Moosic, Peckville, Taylor, Old Forge, Carbondale and Pittston — plus Wayne, Wyoming, Susquehanna, Luzerne and Monroe counties: Honesdale, Hawley, Lake Ariel, Tunkhannock, Factoryville, Forest City, Montrose, Dallas, Mountain Top, Nanticoke, Waymart, Tobyhanna and Mount Pocono. Repair that comes to you — here’s how it works.
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Yes — that's the whole point. I come to your home, work, or wherever's easy, set up in my vehicle right outside, and hand your phone back in 30 to 60 minutes. No drop-off, no waiting days, no leaving it somewhere for three days. If you'd rather sit in and watch the repair, you're welcome to — some people do, most don't.
You get a flat price up front before I come out — repair plus a travel fee based on distance ($15 under 5 miles, $25 to 12, $35 to 20, $45 to 35, $50 to 55 — $50 is the ceiling, once per visit, never per phone). Nothing hidden, and the diagnosis is always free. Real numbers: what phone repair costs in Scranton.
Most repairs — screens, charging ports, batteries — are done in 30 to 60 minutes from the moment I arrive. You get your phone back the same visit.
I'll give it to you straight, and it costs you nothing to hear it. If the repair isn't the smart spend, I'll say so — and I may even make you a cash offer for the phone. No fix, no fee.
Yes, and the terms differ by part because the parts differ. Screens carry a lifetime warranty — for as long as you own the phone. Batteries and charging ports carry 3 months, because a battery is a consumable that wears by design and a port takes daily physical abuse. Back glass and the $35 port clean carry no warranty — back glass is a two-to-three-hour teardown on many phones, and port lint always comes back. New cracks and liquid damage are always a new repair. Back your phone up beforehand as a matter of habit — same as you would before any repair, with me or anyone else.
A hairline crack is the cheapest that repair is ever going to be. Once it spreads into the touch layer, or lets in dust and moisture, a screen job can turn into a screen and digitizer job. That said — if it's not bothering you and the phone's working fine, I'll tell you that too. I'd rather you called me in six months than felt pushed today.
Nine times out of ten it isn't the port — it's compacted lint from riding in a pocket. That's a $35 clean, not a $115 port replacement. Power the phone off and gently clear it with a wooden toothpick; that fixes more "dead" ports than anything else I see. If it doesn't, then it's a real port issue and worth looking at — and I'll tell you which one it is before you pay anything.
No. A screen, battery, charging port or back glass repair doesn't touch your storage — your photos, messages and apps are exactly where you left them. I don't need your passcode for most jobs, and I'll say up front if yours is one of the rare ones where backing up first is worth it. If a phone reaches me already dead, getting your data off comes before anything else.
All three. Galaxy A-series and S10 Lite through S26, Pixel 4 through 10 Pro XL, and iPhone from the 8 up to the 17 Pro Max — screens, batteries, charging ports and back glass, plus cameras, speakers and buttons on Pixel. Price is by model, not a flat rate, so check yours in the booking tool and you'll get the real number instead of a "starting from".
Often, yes — I'm mobile, so it comes down to where I am and what's already booked. Text me what broke and roughly where you are and I'll tell you straight away whether today is realistic. If it isn't, I'll give you the soonest honest window rather than leave you guessing.
Free diagnosis. I come to you. Fixed in 30–60 minutes — or told straight.
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