Battery replacement
Battery not holding a charge?
Phone dying early, shutting off with charge left or getting hot? A new battery can give it a second life without buying a new phone.

Why replace it
Batteries wear out. Your phone doesn’t have to go with it.
Every phone battery loses capacity over time. If yours drains fast, dies early or shuts off before it hits zero, the rest of the phone may still have plenty of life left in it.
Replacing the battery is often all it takes to get back to a phone that lasts the day.
Signs you need a new battery
- Drains quickly, even when you’re not using it
- Shuts off with charge left
- Gets hot while charging or in use
- Only lasts while it’s plugged in
Is the screen or back lifting? The battery may be swollen. Stop using and charging the phone, and bring it in.
Battery care
Help your battery last longer
Questions
Good to know
Don’t see your question here? Give us a call or send us a message.
How do I know it's the battery and not the phone?
Fast draining, sudden shutdowns and heat are classic battery signs, but other problems can look similar. Bring it in and we’ll check before recommending a repair.
Is a swollen battery dangerous?
A swollen battery should be taken seriously. Stop using and charging the phone, keep it away from heat, and bring it in.
Will I lose my photos and data?
A repair doesn’t involve wiping your phone, but it’s always a good idea to back up your phone before any repair if you can.
How it works
Getting your phone fixed is simple
01
Tell us what’s wrong
Call, email or message us with your phone’s make and model and what happened. Or just drop by the shop.
02
Get a quote
We’ll look at the problem and let you know what it takes to fix it before we start.
03
Pick up your phone
Once the repair is done, we’ll let you know it’s ready to pick up.
Cash for broken phones
Got a broken phone you’re done with?
We’re looking for broken phones, and we pay cash for them. We can only accept certain models right now, so send us a message and let’s chat.
What to tell us
- The make and model
- What’s wrong with it
- Whether it still turns on
