Mobile repair · Across Sydney
We come to you.
Most phone repairs mean losing your phone for a day and finding a shop that shuts before you finish work. We do it the other way round. Tell us what's broken and where you are, and we come to you.
We're based in Parramatta and we travel across Sydney. Open until 10:30pm, seven days.
On site
What we bring
We bring the workshop with us. Screens, batteries, charging ports, cameras, speakers and microphones, on iPhone, Samsung, Oppo, Google Pixel, Xiaomi, Vivo, Motorola and most other brands. iPads and tablets too.
Most repairs we do on the spot. A few need the workshop, and we'll tell you which on the phone before we come out, not after.
Pricing
What it costs
No call-out fee. No fix no fee. You get a price range online before you call, and we confirm the exact quote before we start anything.
Every repair carries a 12 month warranty on the part and the work.
Second hand phones
Buying a phone, same thing
It works the same way if you're buying rather than repairing. Every phone we sell is tested and certified before it's listed, and we bring it to you.
You get the test record showing what was checked, an invoice, and a 12 month warranty covering hardware faults in normal use. Every mark on the phone is photographed and shown to you before you see it in person.
Meeting a stranger from Marketplace in a car park is the alternative. This isn't that.
Late hours
Open until 10:30pm
Most repair shops close at six. If your screen cracks on the way home, that's a whole day gone before anyone will even look at it.
We're open until 10:30pm, seven days a week. Call by 10:30 and we'll tell you what's possible tonight.
Four steps
How it works
Tell us what's broken
Get a price range online, or just call and describe it.
We confirm the quote
Before we come out, so there are no surprises at your door.
We come to you
Anywhere across Sydney, at a time that works.
You get the paperwork
An invoice, and a 12 month warranty on the part and the work.
Open 8am to 10:30pm, seven days. Parramatta based, across Sydney.
Questions