Phone and computer repair at your doorstep.

Cracked screen, dead battery, or a computer that has stopped cooperating? I can fix that.

Repair ticketExample
Device
iPhone 15
Problem
Cracked screen, touch still works
Where
At your home or office
Price
Confirmed before any work starts
Just a few details to get started.

What I repair

Phones, tablets and computers from Apple, Samsung, Google, Windows PC makers and more. See everything I repair

Phones & Tablets

  • Cracked or broken screens
  • Batteries that drain fast
  • Charging problems
  • Cameras, speakers and microphones

Computers & Laptops

  • Slow or frozen computers
  • Virus and malware removal
  • Screen, battery and keyboard repairs
  • Storage and memory upgrades

Setup & Help

  • New phone or computer setup
  • Moving photos and contacts to a new device
  • Backups and data transfer
  • Email, Wi-Fi and printer trouble

How it works

Four simple steps, and you’re in control the whole way.

  1. Describe Your Issue

    Fill in the short form or send me a text. I just need to know the device and what it’s doing.

  2. Get a Price and a Time

    I’ll confirm what the repair involves, what it costs, and a time that suits you. If a part has to be ordered, I’ll let you know.

  3. Meet for Service

    I visit your home, office or wherever is convenient, with the tools and parts for the job.

  4. Get It Repaired

    I carry out the repair and explain what I’m doing along the way. When it’s done, we’ll test everything together.

Hi, I’m Torren.

I repair phones, tablets and computers at your doorstep. Whether it’s a cracked screen or a laptop that won’t start, I’ll explain the problem in plain English, give you a price up front, and get it sorted without the runaround.

Plain English

No jargon. I’ll explain what’s wrong and what your options are.

No surprises

You’ll know the price before I start any work.

Convenient

No shop to visit and no dropping your device off and waiting.

Not sure what’s wrong?

Describe what’s happening and I’ll take a look. There’s no need to know the technical name.

Request a repair