King, NC · Danbury · Pinnacle · Tobaccoville · Germanton · Walnut Cove

Phones we repair in King, NC

iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, foldables, still-working HTC and LG units, and rugged phones. This page is the device list. The work is on phone repair.

Monday–Friday 9:00 AM–7:00 PM by appointment. Drop-off is scheduled when your ticket is near the top of the queue.

Phones we repair in King, North Carolina

The phone in your pocket

Not the tablet. Not the laptop. Phone repair is the service page. This page is what we will put on the bench: current iPhones and Galaxies, Pixels, foldables, and the HTC or LG that is still doing the job.

We do not bypass iCloud or Google locks. Proof of ownership. Labor on the completed service is covered for 90 days.

What we actually work on

How the work actually goes

Apple iPhone we repair

Apple iPhone

Screens, batteries, charging ports, cameras, and software. Some replacement parts are electronically paired — Face ID or True Tone can stay off after a swap. When that is the case we say so before the panel goes in. The work is on phone repair.

Samsung Galaxy phones we repair

Samsung Galaxy

From everyday A-series to flagship S and Note-class units. Glass, batteries, charging, and board work when the part exists. A cracked back glass is a different ticket from a dead OLED.

Google Pixel phones we repair

Google Pixel

Pixel hardware is repairable when parts exist. Batteries, screens, and charging are the usual tickets. Tensor-era units have their own parts list — we check before we promise.

Foldable phones we repair

Foldables

Creases, ribbon cables, inner displays, and hinges. A different parts conversation than a slab phone. If the inner panel is the only remaining part on earth and the quote is a new phone, we will say that.

HTC phones we repair

HTC

HTC shipped the first commercial Android phone (Dream / T-Mobile G1). Those series still walk in. If the part exists and the repair makes sense, we will do it.

LG phones we repair

LG

LG left the phone business. The phones did not leave King. V-series, G-series, and the rest — parts availability is the limiter, not the logo on the back.

Affordable and midrange phones we repair

Affordable and midrange

Motorola, OnePlus, Nokia, and the prepaid unit from the grocery store. Parts first, then we talk. Sometimes a screen swap is the honest answer. Sometimes it is not.

Rugged phones we repair

Rugged phones

Seals, ports, and screens from a job site. Opening one the wrong way is how you lose the IP rating you paid for. We treat the gasket as part of the job.

Phone chargers and charging accessories

Chargers and cables

The phone is fine. The cable is not. USB-C, Lightning, and the brick that cooked a port. We test the accessory before we order a board.

What customers said

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★★★★★

“Did an excellent job repairing my Dell Inspiron Laptop that had liquid damage and upgraded the Hard Disk Drive to a Solid State Drive. They also replaced the screen on my wife’s Google Pixel smart phone. Will use again.”

Jordan Roddy

★★★★★

“Paul did a great job for us. We were very impressed with his knowledge and his professional and personable demeanor. He replaced the screen on an Apple phone and replaced the audio speaker and battery on a Droid. Also he was very patient in answering all our questions, and demonstrating an app we were unsure of. Thank you Paul. We are glad to know you are here.”

Jeanne Perkins

★★★★★

“Paul was super professional and had my phone ready in just a couple hours! He laid everything out and emailed me every single detail of the repair! I would definitely recommend this business to anyone looking for this service!”

Annessa Wilkins

Phones we repair — FAQ

1. Is this the repair page?

No. This page is the devices we take. The work is on phone repair. Tablets have their own page: tablets and tablet repair.

2. What brands?

iPhone, Galaxy, Pixel, foldables, HTC, LG, Motorola, OnePlus, rugged units, and midrange Androids when parts exist. The limiter is usually the part, not the logo.

3. Do you bypass iCloud or Google account locks?

No. Proof of ownership. Same rule as a PC.

4. Appointment?

Yes. Call or submit a ticket. Do not show up unannounced.

Need this on the bench?

A ticket is how the queue starts. We will tell you when to come to King.