Carbondale is the far end of my run — $35 travel, the same fix at your door, and the same flat price before I set off.
Carbondale literally pioneered deep coal mining in America — the Delaware & Hudson started here, first the canal, then the gravity railroad. A city with that on its résumé shouldn’t be left with a thin page of options when a phone breaks.
But that’s the reality upvalley: the repair shops cluster around Scranton and Dickson City, and Carbondale gets the “come down to us” treatment. I go the other way. The Casey Highway runs straight to you, and I’m on it.
The run up Route 6 is about twenty minutes from Scranton, and the fee is exactly that — distance, nothing else. It’s charged once per visit, so if the neighbor’s phone or your kid’s tablet needs doing in the same call, they ride free on it.
Set it against the alternative: two round trips down to a shop, the wait, the “we’ll call you.” Or against a new phone at forty times the price of a battery. The $35 is usually the cheapest line in the whole story.
Downtown and Main Street, the West Side, and the whole run in and out — Mayfield, Jermyn, Archbald, Jessup, the Mayfield–Carbondale corridor. If you’re upvalley and your phone’s down, you’re in my area.
| Travel to Carbondale | $35 |
| Screen replacement | from $65 |
| Battery replacement | from $75 |
| Charging port clean & check | from $35 |
| Back glass | from $75 |
| Water damage | free diagnosis first |
| Diagnosis | always free |
One flat total before I set off — repair plus the $35, nothing added afterwards. Two devices at the same address pay the travel once.
Cracked screens — cheapest to fix before the crack reaches the touch layer. Batteries — the repair that makes an older phone feel new for the least money. Charging ports — and if yours only charges at an angle, that’s usually packed lint and a $35 clean rather than a repair at all. Back glass — where the price swings hard depending on which model you’re holding. Met water instead? Read this first.
iPhone 8 through 17 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy A, S and Z series, Google Pixel.
Your phone, the problem, your street. Two taps and you get one flat price — travel already in it.
Home, work, a car park — free diagnosis when I arrive.
Thirty minutes to an hour for most repairs. I test cameras, speakers, buttons and signal with you before I hand it back.
Every repair carries a 90-day warranty on my work.
Yes — it’s inside my regular run, up the Casey Highway. Travel is $35, my furthest standard band, and the diagnosis on arrival is free.
Usually, yes — $35 plus a $65 screen is still a fraction of a new phone, and it beats two round trips to a shop both ways. And if your repair isn’t worth doing, I’ll tell you that before you spend anything at all.
Yes — the whole upvalley end is the same trip for me, same $35 band, same free diagnosis.
Yes. Power it off, don’t charge it, skip the rice, and text me. The diagnosis is free and you’ll get honest odds before any money is on the table.
Thirty minutes to an hour for most repairs, and you keep the phone the same visit. Back glass can run longer depending on how your model is built.
You hear that before I start, and the diagnosis still costs nothing. I may make you a cash offer for the phone instead. Telling you not to spend the money is part of the job, not a sales tactic.