Most charging port repairs are same-day once the part's in stock, and many models we can do right away. If a part needs ordering, it's usually in by the next business day.
Older model not listed? Call us - we can probably still fix it.
Tell us what your Moto 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 Moto looks like it just graduated from a "hold it at this angle" phase. No more finding the sweet spot, no more losing charge overnight — just a port that works the way it's supposed to.
Charging port repairs run around $100, and pricing is pretty consistent across most models since the parts and labor don't vary much by phone. Fill out the quote form and we'll confirm your exact price, usually within 60 minutes during business hours.
If your Moto only charges at a weird angle, needs the cable wiggled, or won't charge at all, it's usually the port — not the cable. We can diagnose it on the spot before you commit to a repair.
Most charging port repairs are same-day once the part's in stock, and many models we can do right away. If a part needs ordering, it's usually in by the next business day.
We install Motorola Quality parts on every charging port repair — refurbished or genuine, always tested before it goes back in your phone. No confusing tiers or upsells.
Most Motorola warranties are already expired by the time a charging port needs replacing, since it's a wear-and-tear part. If yours is still active, third-party repairs can affect coverage — happy to talk through your options.
Every charging port repair is backed by our standard 2-year warranty, covering defects in the part and the install. Normal wear over time isn't covered, but a faulty replacement is.
Usually, yes — a $100 repair is far cheaper than a new phone, and most budget Motorolas run fine for years once the port's fixed. If the phone has other issues too, we'll be upfront about whether it's worth it.
Calling or emailing ahead helps us confirm the part's in stock and lets us give you a firm quote before you drive in — that way you're not waiting around while we sort out logistics on the spot.
