Most repair shops only replace major components like screens or batteries. Board-level repair (microsoldering) involves diagnosing and replacing individual micro-chips, capacitors, and connectors directly on the logic board. It allows us to fix devices that other shops have declared "unrepairable"

In many cases, yes. Most "dead" devices are caused by a single shorted component or a failed power rail that we can bypass or repair. However, it is important to note that if the CPU is cracked or the NAND/Memory chip is physically damaged or corrupted, data recovery may be impossible. Our diagnostics will determine if the "brain" of the device is still healthy enough for a successful recovery.

Because board repair involves deep-level diagnostics and precision soldering under a microscope, it typically takes around 2 weeks. Some common repairs, like HDMI ports or certain power issues, can be done faster, while complex liquid damage or intermittent "ghost" faults may require more time for stable testing.

Because board repair is highly specialized, pricing depends on the complexity of the circuit and the parts required. We provide a detailed diagnostic and a firm quote before any work begins, ensuring you have total transparency throughout the process.

Time is critical. While corrosion starts immediately, our industrial ultrasonic cleaning and chip-level repair process can often save the device. We recommend bringing it in as soon as possible and avoiding the "rice" method, which can actually accelerate corrosion by trapping moisture.

Yes, we accept board repair mail-ins from across Ontario and the rest of Canada. Our process is secure, and we provide tracked return shipping to ensure your device gets back to you safely.

Yes, we ship all over the world. We will inform you of shipping costs in advance.