Microsoldering

Whether your device has a damaged charging port, logic board issue, or won’t power on due to tiny internal faults, our microsoldering expertise can bring it back to life. We handle complex board-level repairs that other shops turn away—restoring function where standard repairs fall short. From data recovery to full device revival, your phone or tablet is in skilled hands with us.

Fixing the Finest Circuits — Precision Microsoldering Experts

No matter the issue, we’ve likely seen it—and fixed it—before with precision board-level work. Here are some of the most common microsoldering repairs we carry out:


  • Damaged or broken charging ports
  • Devices not powering on due to logic board faults
  • No touch or no display issues after screen replacements
  • Liquid damage causing internal component failure
  • Audio IC, Tristar, and PMIC chip issues
  • Data line or circuit damage
  • Corrosion and shorted components on the motherboard


Microsoldering allows us to go beyond standard repairs—restoring function when others can’t. Whether it's to bring your device back to life or recover your valuable data, our expert-level repairs get deep into the heart of the problem.

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Fixing the Finest Circuits — Precision Microsoldering Experts

No matter the issue, we’ve likely seen it—and fixed it—before with precision board-level work. Here are some of the most common microsoldering repairs we carry out:

  • Damaged or broken charging ports
  • Devices not powering on due to logic board faults
  • No touch or no display issues after screen replacements
  • Liquid damage causing internal component failure
  • Audio IC, Tristar, and PMIC chip issues
  • Data line or circuit damage
  • Corrosion and shorted components on the motherboard


Microsoldering allows us to go beyond standard repairs—restoring function when others can’t. Whether it's to bring your device back to life or recover your valuable data, our expert-level repairs get deep into the heart of the problem.

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