Once your part's here, most repairs are done the same day. We don't stock LG parts on the shelf — the lineup's too spread out for that — so we usually order the day you book and have it in hand by the next business day.
Tell us what your LG is doing (or not doing). We'll give you a straight price, a realistic timeline, and a sympathetic 'oh no' — all before you commit to anything or hand over a single dollar.
Most repairs are done the same day. Whether it's a shattered screen, a dead battery, or a charging port that's given up — we use quality parts and back every repair with our 2-year warranty.
Your LG looks like it just graduated from a makeover show. No cracks, no shame, no 'why is the screen flickering' anxiety — just a clean phone you'll actually be proud to pull out at dinner.







Most LG screen repairs land around $150, though it varies by model — a G6 or K series usually sits at the affordable end, flagship V-series runs higher. Fill out the quote form and we'll send you a real number, usually within 60 minutes during business hours.
LG stopped making phones in 2021, so parts don't get cheaper the way they do for current models — they get scarcer. We keep it as affordable as we can and we'll always tell you the number before you commit.
Once your part's here, most repairs are done the same day. We don't stock LG parts on the shelf — the lineup's too spread out for that — so we usually order the day you book and have it in hand by the next business day.
For screens it's usually refurbished, and sometimes genuine LG is available depending on the model. We check what's actually out there for your exact phone and let you know your options before we order anything.
Almost every LG phone still in circulation is well past its manufacturer warranty — LG exited the phone business in 2021. In practice there's nothing left to void, and our own 2-year warranty covers the work we do.
Our 2-year warranty covers the screen itself against defects — dead pixels, touch issues, discoloration. It doesn't cover new physical damage (drops, cracks) after the repair.
Often, yes — a repair usually costs a fraction of replacing the phone, and plenty of LGs still run fine. If the phone has other problems stacking up, we'll tell you straight rather than take your money for a losing bet.
Reach out first so we can confirm your part is available and give you a price. Once it's in, we'll book you a time. Since LG parts are ordered per-job, showing up unannounced usually means waiting anyway.