We don't replace a board that can be fixed
Most workshops pronounce it dead, because swapping a part is faster. Here a faulty board goes under the microscope, and it usually turns out to be one capacitor or a charging controller.
How we work
Four rules that make this workshop different from a counter in a shopping centre.
- 01
Diagnosis within 24 hours
Whatever comes in is on the bench the same day or the next. You get the fault and the price in writing before anything is touched.
- 02
No repair without approval
After the quote, you decide. Say no and we reassemble it and hand it back — the diagnosis is still free.
- 03
Component-level repair
Microscope, hot air, soldering iron. Where others replace a board for the price of a holiday, the answer here is often a four-euro chip.
- 04
Six months' warranty
On every repair, covering both the part and the labour. In writing, on the invoice.
The workshop in numbers
- 11 Years in the trade
- 24 hrs Diagnosis time
- 6 months Warranty
- 78 % Repaired, not replaced
What our customers say
- MSG.01
Two places told me it needed a new board and quoted accordingly. Here it turned out to be the charging controller. It cost a tenth of that.
Customer - MSG.02
My doctoral thesis was on a clicking external drive. They had all of it back within four days, complete. I don't know what else to say.
Customer - MSG.03
They told me my phone wasn't worth repairing and charged me nothing for looking. We've brought every company machine here since.
IT manager
Bring it in and we'll look
The diagnosis is free, and within 24 hours you'll know what's wrong and what it costs to fix.