Send me the board
others gave up on.
Advanced mail in repair for laptops, graphics cards, and motherboards. Component level work and microsoldering, done by one set of hands from start to finish.
Deposit Required*
How mail in works
Five steps. I make it easy by supplying everything you need!
Tell me about it
Send the model, the fault, the power behavior, and any prior repair history. I confirm it is a good fit before anything ships.
I send the box
A box sized for your device arrives in 3-5 days, with a prepaid label inside. Bare boards include anti static protection.
You pack and ship
Seat your device in the box, attach the label, drop it off. The packing guide below shows you exactly how.
I inspect and quote
Every quote happens with your device in hand, under the microscope, never from a photo. You hear the price before any repair.
Repair and return
I do the work, test it, and ship it back once the balance is settled. If it cannot be saved, I document it and you decide.
No Add-Ons, No Upsells, Clear Communication to get your device back up
This service exists for the failures a local quick service shop cannot touch. What you get is component level skill and honest communication before any real labor begins.
A Deposit is required before shipping out the box to you and can be credited towards your repair, Deposit amount depends on item shipped.
- Covers 2nd & 3rd Leg Shipping, Diagnostics Fee ($45) and Bench Fee ($50)
- Difference can be credited toward the repair
- Repair quoted separately, in hand, before work
How to pack your device
A simple visual guide, shot with the exact box I ship, so you can see how your device should be seated and sealed. Photos coming as I build the kit.
01Box may come branded or unbranded
02Take out the cut outs and first full foam layer (for laptops) or as many as needed to make sure the hieght of the device isnt above the box hieght
03Place the cutouts in the box and place your device inside those cutouts (Motherboards will have a anti static bag)
04Place the foam remaing foam layer(s) ontop of your device
05Fold the carboard flap to where it is flush
06Place chargers into the area pictured
07Place included return label onto box COVERING the label already in placeA good fit for mail in
- Advanced board level and component work
- Microsoldering, power rails, LGA sockets, VRAM
- Difficult failures a local shop turned away
- Devices genuinely worth repairing
Not a fit for mail in
- Simple software issues or routine cleaning (Contact our Remote Support!)
- Basic upgrades and tune ups
- Low value devices not worth shipping
- Anything where shipping outweighs the work
One person, start to finish.
The person who quotes your board is the person who repairs it. I go to the component level, the work most shops will not touch, which is why a device someone else called dead often still has a real fix.
No queue, no handoff, no guesswork. Just the diagnosis, the honest number, and the work.
Think your device is a fit?
Start a request and I will review the issue before you ship a thing.