Your Computer is Broken — Fix It or Forget It?

Your computer just died. Maybe it won't turn on, maybe the screen cracked, maybe it's running so slow it's unusable. The question everyone asks: is it worth fixing, or should I just get a new one?

Don't Panic — Most Problems Are Fixable

Before you write off your computer, know that the vast majority of issues we see are repairable. Even laptops that 'won't turn on' often have simple fixes — a bad charger, a stuck power button, or a loose RAM stick.

Common Issues That Are Cheap to Fix

Won't charge / bad battery: $40-80 fix. New battery + installation.

Running slow: $60-120. Usually an SSD upgrade solves it completely.

Virus/malware: $89. Professional cleaning and security setup.

Broken screen: $80-200. Screen replacement, same day for most models.

Issues That Cost More

Water damage: $150-400 depending on what's affected. Success rate is about 70%.

Motherboard failure: $200-500. Sometimes worth it for high-end laptops.

Multiple issues: When several things fail at once, costs add up and replacement may win.

Our Recommendation

Bring it in for a free diagnostic. We'll tell you exactly what's wrong, what it costs to fix, and whether we think it's worth it. No obligation, no pressure. Call (775) 203-1085.