I come to you — and Dunmore is the shortest run I make. $15 travel, screens, batteries, ports and back glass fixed at your door.
Dunmore doesn’t sit near Scranton. It shares a border with it. From downtown to Dunmore Corners is about two to three miles — five minutes, and that’s if the lights are against you.
That puts Dunmore in my under-five-miles band, so travel here is $15. It’s the lowest fee I charge anywhere, and it isn’t a promotion — it’s just what the distance costs.
Which makes the usual alternative faintly ridiculous. The nearest repair shop advertising to Dunmore residents is over in Dickson City — meaning you’d drive out of your own borough, around Scranton, drop the phone off, come home, and do the whole thing again to collect it. For a repair that takes half an hour.
All of it. The Corners at Blakely and Drinker, up Warren Street, out along O’Neill Highway, the Ridge View Drive side by the Penn State campus, and the industrial park end toward Throop.
Nowhere in the borough is more than a few minutes from anywhere else, so there’s no part of Dunmore where the answer is “that’s a bit far for me.”
| Travel to Dunmore | $15 |
| Screen replacement | from $65 |
| Battery replacement | from $75 |
| Charging port clean & check | from $35 |
| Back glass | from $55 |
| Diagnosis | always free |
One flat total before I set off — repair plus the $15, nothing added afterwards. Two phones at the same address and you pay the travel once.
Worth saying plainly: those are real numbers, on a page, before you call anyone. If you’ve been shopping around you’ll have noticed how rare that is locally.
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.
iPhone 8 through 17 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy A and S series, Google Pixel.
Dunmore is where Interstate 84 begins. Not passes through — begins. Its western end is here, I-380 starts here too, and both feed straight into I-81. Three interstates in one borough of nine square miles.
Which is why a slice of my Dunmore work isn’t Dunmore residents at all. It’s someone in a hotel off Tigue Street who dropped their phone in a service plaza somewhere near Hazleton, has a checkout time in the morning, and doesn’t know a single repair shop within two hundred miles.
If that’s you: I come to the hotel car park. Tell me your checkout time when you message and I’ll tell you straight whether I can get it done before you need to be on the road — rather than taking the booking and hoping.
Roughly one in five people in Dunmore is over sixty-five, in a borough where a lot of households have been in the same house for decades.
That group gets told to just buy a new phone more than anyone else does — and it’s usually wrong. A battery is a fraction of the price of a handset and fixes the actual complaint. A charging port is often a $35 clean. Neither requires learning a new phone, moving your photos, or working out where everything went.
I’ll show you what your phone is worth working, what it’s worth as it is, and what the repair costs, and then you decide. No part of that involves me telling you what you can’t manage.
Your phone, the problem, your street. Two taps and you get a price with the $15 already in it.
Five minutes from downtown. Home, work, a hotel 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, and it’s the shortest run I make. Dunmore borders Scranton and sits about two to three miles from downtown, so travel is $15 — the cheapest band I have. Diagnosis is free on top of that.
$15. Dunmore is inside the under-five-miles band, which is the lowest travel fee I charge anywhere. It’s added once per visit, so if two phones in the house need doing you only pay it once.
Yes. A workplace car park is often easier than a driveway, and I work out of my own vehicle so I don’t need to come inside. If you get a fixed break, tell me when it is and I’ll be there for it.
Yes, and this is more common in Dunmore than anywhere else I go, because three interstates meet here. I’ll come to the hotel car park. Tell me your checkout time when you message and I’ll tell you honestly whether I can do it before you have to leave.
Thirty minutes to an hour for most repairs, and you keep the phone the same visit. Back glass is the exception, because how long it takes depends on how your particular 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.