★★★★★5.0 on Google from fewer than 10 reviews
Tech33 is a phone and screen repair business in Dublin, working from a unit on Slaney Road in an industrial estate in the Glasnevin area. Customers can bring a damaged handset to the unit or call the business to ask about a repair. It looks after phones with broken screens, tired batteries or faulty charging ports.
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Tech33 is a phone and screen repair business in Dublin, working from a unit on Slaney Road in an industrial estate in the Glasnevin area. Customers can bring a damaged handset to the unit or call the business to ask about a repair. It looks after phones with broken screens, tired batteries or faulty charging ports.
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Based in Dublin, Tech33 works across the city and about 15 km around it.
Tech33 works from its unit on Slaney Road in an industrial estate in Dublin, so people across the city can bring a phone in for repair. If you live some distance from the Glasnevin area, it is worth checking with the business before you travel.
The price of phone repair in Dublin depends on the phone model, the type of fault such as a screen, battery or charging port, and whether a genuine or aftermarket part is used. The Phone & Screen Repair price guide gives typical prices in Ireland, so you can set a quote from Tech33 against them.
Ask Tech33 about the repairer's experience with phone repairs and any training they have had. It is also sensible to ask how they test a phone after a repair and whether they can explain the work in plain terms before you agree to it.
Ask whether the repair is insured and what guarantee applies to the work. It is usual for a business in Ireland to carry public liability insurance, so you can ask to see the certificate and check what the guarantee covers if the fault returns after the repair.
Tech33 has a Google rating of 5 from 4 reviews, and you can read them on its Google Maps page at https://maps.google.com/?cid=16475042072801865498. Read the most recent comments to see how repairs were handled. You can also ask Tech33 for references from recent customers.
A home grant does not usually cover phone repair, so there is no grant scheme to apply for on this work. You can still ask the repairer to explain the cost of the job in advance, so you know what the repair will involve before any work starts.
You can ask for a quote from Tech33 by phone or through its Locufy page. Tell them the phone model, the fault you have noticed, such as a cracked screen or a battery that drains quickly, and when it suits you to bring the phone in. Photos of the damage can help.
To compare Tech33 with other phone repair providers in Dublin on Locufy, look at the services each one offers, what each quote includes, such as the part used and any guarantee, and the experience each one shows. Ask every provider the same questions so their answers are easy to set side by side.
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