Microsoldering & Motherboard Repairs

Common signs your device needs component-level repair:

• Won’t power on despite charged battery
• Random shutdowns or restarts
• Charging issues after port replacement
• Overheating without heavy use
• Other repair shops declared it “unrepairable”

Our diagnostic service (£39–49) reveals whether component-level repair can help. The assessment fee is credited towards your repair cost if you proceed.

Most repair shops only replace modular parts — screens, batteries, ports. We use microsoldering to repair the actual failed components on the circuit board itself.

At our London workshops, we invest in professional microsoldering equipment worth £50,000+, maintain extensive component inventory, and continuously train our technicians to work under the microscope.

Yes — with 85% success rate if brought within 48 hours. The key is quick action, as corrosion spreads rapidly.

Our process includes ultrasonic cleaning, replacing corroded components, and applying protective conformal coating. Even older liquid damage can sometimes be repaired.

Learn more about our liquid damage service.

Typically 2–5 business days:

• 1 day for diagnosis
• 1–3 days for repair (depending on complexity)
• 1 day for testing and quality control

Rush service available for critical repairs. We provide an accurate timeline after initial assessment.

Yes — 6 months warranty on all component-level repairs covering the specific components we repaired. If the same fault returns, we fix it free.

Warranty excludes new issues, physical damage, or liquid damage occurring after the repair.

Our core service is motherboard repair — restoring devices to full working condition. We don’t offer modifications as a standard service, as each mod requires dedicated preparation, sourcing specific parts, and often learning a new method.

That said, we’re open to individual enquiries. If you understand that this type of work may require several hours of research and labour at our rate of ~£85/hour, we’re happy to discuss your project.

For bulk or ongoing collaboration, we’re confident we can find an arrangement that works for both sides.

Our labour rate is £85/hour, with most repairs taking 2–4 hours. Typical repair costs:

• IC replacement — £120–300
• BGA reballing — £250–500
• Liquid damage — £150–400

Initial assessment (£39–49) is credited towards your total if you proceed. Components charged at cost +20%. Typically 60–90% less than manufacturer replacement quotes.

You only pay the assessment fee (£39–49). We’ll explain our findings and why repair isn’t viable.

We can often still recover data even if the device can’t be fully repaired. About 15% of devices have damage beyond economic repair.

Yes — all major brands including Apple, Samsung, Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS, MSI, Razer, and Microsoft.

We also repair specialised equipment: medical devices, industrial controllers, automotive ECUs, professional audio gear, and vintage electronics.

Absolutely. Component-level repair doesn’t require data erasure — your storage remains untouched throughout the process.

We can even prioritise data recovery if the device can’t be fully repaired. All work is done in a secure facility with CCTV monitoring.

Book a diagnostic appointment at our Victoria or Wimbledon location in London, or use our mail-in service for customers outside the area.

We’ll assess your device, explain the issue, and provide a fixed quote. No obligation to proceed — diagnostic fee is credited if you approve repair.

We serve customers across London with two convenient locations plus nationwide mail-in service:

• Victoria — near Victoria Station, SW1V 1LW
• Wimbledon — 136 Kingston Road, SW19 1LY

You can also send your device securely via courier. Same expert service regardless of how you reach us.