RepairALL

I brought my phone in due to a cracked screen more of a chip in the corner. I had dropped my phone While riding my motorcycle on the highway. The original screen had held up pretty well. I’ve been called repair All to get my screen repaired, and I was impressed upon arrival to pick up. A few days later, my screen Began to glitch, turn off completely while the phone was still on. I took it back to them to get it fixed, and then noticed my screen wasn’t fully glued or sealed properly with noticing the screen was glitching like pixels on a static TV.. I couldn’t get back to them during that time right away due to having a travel assignment from work. Two days before getting back my phone slipped off the couch With a case on one outer box And my screen shattered. I went back to Repair To tell them what happened and they informed me that It under the warranty due to the screen damage. I understood, I then Went to To get my phone Fixed properly. Apple told me that Glue And the screen was really cheap like plastic, they said. Apple had mentioned The type of screen they placed Was creating my phone to run hot.. I was under the impression that My phone will be fixed Good parts. For the price, I would recommend people to get your phone fixed properly. If that is an option, the cheaper result will only cause you to spend more money later down the line.. for the price $80 difference I could’ve had my phone Fixed by Apple, but instead, I went to repair all and had a headache.

- Prentice Brown

⭐ 1/5 – Not Thorough, Overcharged for Unnecessary Repairs About three weeks ago, my Xbox Series X started shutting off randomly. At first, I thought it was a dust issue, but after it stopped powering on completely, I took it to Repair All based on their reviews. When I arrived, I was told that they don’t repair consoles in-store and would have to send it out to their “master repair technician.” It cost $100 just for diagnostics. After a week with no update, I had to call them, and they finally told me I needed a new power supply and disc drive—even though I never used the disc drive since all my games are digital. But, trusting their expertise, I paid the $250 repair cost. After getting my Xbox back, it worked for one day before the same issue started again—shutting off and refusing to power back on. When I brought it back, they suddenly suggested it could be the HDMI cable. So I went and bought a new HDMI cable and power cord, and guess what? Problem solved. At this point, I highly doubt I ever needed a new power supply or disc drive. Their “master repair guy” probably knew that from the start but charged me anyway. On top of that, my console wasn’t even cleaned—if you’re taking something apart, the least you could do is wipe the dust off. Bottom line: This shop is not thorough, overcharges for unnecessary repairs, and lacks good customer service follow-up. If you need your console checked, go somewhere else.

- Jojo Seaya

I had a great experience at Repair All. Albert was very friendly, knowledgeable and efficient. He fixed the screen on my IPhone 14 Pro so it looks like new! The price was very reasonable and the repair took less than 1/2 an hour. I highly recommend this store, if you need help with your phone.

- Jay Brownfield

Albert was great dude. Highly recommended. Called him told him my situation with my 15 pro max . He fixed my screen in less than 8 minutes in and out.. Very knowledgeable.. thanks Albert

- Eric Darby

Thank you so much Zahid Ahmad for fixing our device. You did much more than you were paid for. Thank you🙏

- Idy Umana