Because every repair is unique, costs vary depending on the severity of the issue and the parts needed. We highly recommend filling out our online "Get a Quote" form or bringing your device in for a thorough diagnostic. We will always provide a transparent estimate and get your explicit approval before performing any paid work.

We accept all major credit cards, debit cards, and PayPal through our secure checkout.

Most standard repairs are completed within 1 to 3 business days once the device is on our bench. More complex motherboard repairs or services requiring specialized ordered parts will take longer. We will always give you an estimated timeline after our initial diagnostic.

Once your repair is booked, you can check its progress anytime on our Check Repair Status page using your order number. We also send you an email update at each major stage — intake, diagnostic, repair in progress, and completion.

Yes! We stand behind our work with a 90-Day Limited Shop Warranty on all repairs and parts we provide. If the original issue recurs within 90 days, we will fix it at no extra labor charge. Please note that this excludes software issues, custom modding functionality, and any new physical/liquid damage caused after the device leaves our shop.

If the original issue comes back within your 90-day warranty window, visit our Warranty Claim page and submit your original order details along with a description of the problem. We'll follow up to arrange next steps, whether that's a mail-in return or local drop-off for re-repair.

Tim Can Fix It operates without a physical storefront, so walk-ins aren't available. Instead, you have two easy options:

• Local drop-off/pickup (Pittsburgh area): Schedule an appointment through our website, and we'll arrange a convenient time and location to get your device to us and back to you once it's repaired.
• Mail-in service: Wherever you're located, you can ship your device to us. We'll provide packing guidelines and shipping instructions once your repair is booked.

Either way, book your repair online first so we can confirm details, provide a quote, and get things moving quickly.

We repair all major brands! This includes Apple MacBooks, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Asus, Acer, Microsoft Surface, and custom-built gaming PCs.

In most hardware repairs (like a screen or battery replacement), your data is completely safe. However, for issues involving hard drive failure, liquid damage, or corrupted operating systems, data loss is possible. We strongly recommend backing up your data before bringing your device in. If your device is dead, we also offer professional Data Recovery services.

Absolutely. We can replace cracked LCD/LED screens on almost any model. For liquid damage, time is critical! Bring the device in as soon as possible so we can clean the motherboard components before corrosion permanently shorts the board.

Yes! If your laptop is running slowly, the best time to upgrade is while it's already on our bench. We can upgrade older hard drives to ultra-fast NVMe SSDs, increase your RAM, and perform a full interior dusting.

Yes, this is one of our main specialties! We perform component-level diagnostics, ultrasonic cleaning, and premium thermal repasting to bring RROD consoles back to life. Check out our Xbox 360 Errors page for more specific diagnostic info.

Yes. We frequently perform micro-soldering for broken HDMI ports, fix disk drive reading errors, and resolve overheating issues by performing deep interior cleanings and liquid metal replacements.

We offer expert calibration and mechanical repair for FDM 3D printers (Creality, Prusa, Anycubic, etc.). Whether you have a clogged hotend, bed-leveling issues, or need firmware upgrades like BLTouch installation, we can get your printer back to optimal performance.

RGH (Reset Glitch Hack) is a hardware modification for the Xbox 360 that lets it run backup copies of games and homebrew software from a hard drive. Modding a console you own for personal backups and homebrew use is generally legal; however, using it to play pirated or unauthorized copies of games violates copyright law. We mod consoles strictly for personal backup and homebrew purposes.

Yes! We sell ready-to-use RGH-modded Xbox 360 consoles, including limited-edition and bundle packages, through our website, Etsy, and Facebook Marketplace. Check our Store page for current available units.

BGA (Ball Grid Array) rework is component-level micro-soldering used to repair or replace chips soldered directly to a circuit board, such as GPUs, APUs, and southbridge chips. It's typically needed when a device won't power on, overheats immediately, or shows no display in a way that points to a board-level failure rather than a simple part swap.

We perform BGA rework on game consoles (Xbox 360, Xbox Series X, PS5, PS4), laptops, and other boards with reflowable chips. This includes reballing and reflowing GPUs, APUs, and other soldered components using professional infrared rework equipment.