The Fix in Coralville, IA provides expert repair services for phones, tablets, and other devices, along with a full range of mobile accessories. Whether you need a screen replacement, battery service, or charging port repair, our skilled technicians are here to help.

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1451 Coral Ridge Ave Space 221
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The Fix is a dedicated repair store inside Coral Ridge Mall, conveniently located at 1451 Coral Ridge Ave #221 in Coralville, IA 52241. If you came looking for phone repair, you are in the right place. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes.
Phones are the core of the work here. The sections below show what each repair involves, how a visit runs and what drives the time and cost.
Repair is the main job at this store. A free diagnosis comes first, and you see the quote and your options before any repair starts. Technicians explain the fault in everyday terms, so the quote makes sense. Questions are welcome at any stage, from which parts suit your model to what a symptom might mean.
Coral Ridge Mall serves Iowa City, North Liberty and Cedar Rapids, and The Fix covers the brands those visitors carry: iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel. Whatever the make, the job starts the same way, with a technician and your device.
The Fix handles screen, battery, charging port, camera and water damage repairs on phones in Coralville.
A cracked screen on an iPhone 17 gets a replacement panel matched to the model. Shattered glass on a Galaxy S25 follows the same path, with the frame checked for bends before the new screen goes on. If a Pixel 9 registers taps nobody made, that is ghost touch, and the panel or its connector is the first place to look. Unresponsive touch on a Galaxy A16 after a drop points the same way.
Battery trouble shows up in different forms. An iPhone 16 with a battery draining fast needs a fresh cell. A swollen battery on a Galaxy A16 lifts the back panel, and that phone should stay unplugged until a technician sees it. When a phone will not power on at all, the diagnosis sorts out a dead battery from a failed port or board.
Lint packed into the USB-C port of an iPhone 15 can keep a cable from seating, so the technician checks for debris in the port before replacing anything. When the port itself is worn, charging port repair follows. A muffled speaker on a Galaxy S25 and a cracked camera lens on a Pixel 9 are handled the same way. Back glass on an iPhone 14 gets replaced when it splinters.
Water damage is part of the work too. Power the phone down and keep it off the charger, because corrosion keeps spreading after the surface dries.
The Fix repairs tablets, laptops and game consoles alongside phones.
Tablet repair covers iPads and other tablets with cracked glass, worn batteries and charging trouble. An iPad Air with a shattered corner and a 10th generation iPad that no longer charges both fit here. A battery that fades by mid-afternoon is a fair reason to swap it before the tablet quits entirely.
Computer repair covers virus removal, performance tune-ups and hardware upgrades. A MacBook Air that crawls at startup may need a tune-up or more storage, while a Windows laptop buried in pop-ups needs virus removal. A laptop that will not charge may have a worn charging jack or a failing battery, and testing both comes before buying a new charger.
Game console repair covers PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch. A PlayStation 5 that overheats, an Xbox Series X that shuts off mid-game and a Switch whose screen stays dark each point to a different part. Controllers, cables and adapters are checked along the way, since a console is sometimes blamed for a fault that sits outside it.
The Fix carries high-quality replacement parts for the devices it repairs, plus cases, screen protectors and chargers.
Parts are matched to your exact model, since phone generations rarely share screens or batteries. Where a model offers more than one screen option, the technician walks you through the choice.
Accessories sit alongside the repair work. Cases come in plenty of colors for current iPhone and Galaxy generations, screen protectors suit the glass you just had replaced, and chargers round out the setup. USB-C cables and adapters suit iPhone 15 models and newer, along with the Galaxy and Pixel phones that charge the same way. A case and a protector make an easy add-on to any repair.
A repair at The Fix runs in clear stages, from the first look at the device to the final test.
Stage 1 goes faster with a little context. Mention a drop, a software update, a spill or a new charger, because whatever changed just before the fault is often the clue that points the technician in the right direction.
The Fix is at 1451 Coral Ridge Ave #221 in Coralville, IA 52241, inside Coral Ridge Mall.
Coralville sits in Johnson County, with Iowa City to the southeast and North Liberty to the north. Coral Ridge Avenue leads north toward North Liberty, and Target and Scheels are among the mall's anchor stores. Xtream Arena is about 2 miles to the east, and the University of Iowa campus is roughly 4 miles to the southeast. The mall also holds a food court, a carousel and an ice rink.
Iowa weather swings hard, from deep winter cold to humid summer heat, and phones feel both.
A cold snap cuts what a lithium battery can deliver, so a phone showing plenty of charge can switch off the moment you step outside. That sudden shutdown often points to an aging battery rather than an empty one. Icy parking lots and slick sidewalks add dropped phones to the list. Wet gloves and cold fingers can also make a screen seem dead, so try a dry bare finger before assuming a fault.
Summer brings its own trouble. A phone left in a hot car overheats, and heat plays a part in battery swelling over time. Bring a warm phone in early rather than waiting for the back panel to lift.
Expect a technician who talks the fault through with you and keeps working until the cause turns up.
A phone stuck in a restart loop, or one that shows a restore message, is traced step by step until the cause is found. Layered faults get caught early too. An older iPhone 8 that charges slowly may need a new battery and a new port, and the diagnosis picks up both at the start.
The team keeps the mood easy. Questions about parts, options or accessories get a direct answer, and the technician also explains how to look after the device afterwards, from charging habits to case choices.
The questions below cover timing, cost and getting to the store, with the answers that depend on your device.
Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes, and a cracked iPhone 15 screen usually falls in that group. The glass itself rarely sets the pace. A damaged camera cover or a screen that has to be ordered can stretch the visit, and the technician tells you which applies once the diagnosis is done.
Timing on a MacBook repair depends on the fault. A battery replacement, a liquid spill and a storage upgrade are different jobs, and moving your files across adds time of its own. The technician gives you a realistic picture once the diagnosis is done and the cause is actually known.
A PlayStation 5 repair takes as long as the fault requires, and two things shape that: how many faults the diagnosis finds and how long the testing runs afterwards. Testing matters on a console, since a fault that shows up only under load can be missed by a quick check.
The time for water damage repair depends on how far the moisture traveled inside the phone. A device dried quickly may need only a cleaned connector, while one that sat wet can have corroded parts that need replacing. Switching it off straight away gives the technician a stronger starting point, and the diagnosis shows which case you have.
Cost on a cracked Galaxy S24 screen repair swings with the model and the damage beneath the glass. The S24 Plus and S24 Ultra use different panels from the base S24, and a bent frame adds work to any version.
Two things set the price of an iPhone 13 battery repair: the battery part and whatever else the phone needs. A worn battery on its own is the simple case. If the charging port is also worn, the job grows.
Charging port repair on a Pixel 8 costs less when the port alone has failed and more when its cable or board connection is involved. The diagnosis shows which one you are dealing with.
The cost of an iPad mini screen repair depends on how deep the damage goes. On many iPads the glass and the LCD are bonded, so one crack can mean replacing the whole screen assembly. The model generation and whether the touch layer still responds also move the cost.
The outer lens cover alone is the cheaper case on an iPhone 14 Pro, while damage to the camera module behind it raises the cost because more parts are involved. A cracked cover is worth fixing early, since it can let dust in and soften photos over time.
What the diagnosis uncovers sets the cost when an Xbox Series X will not power on. A failed power supply, a damaged HDMI port and a deeper internal fault sit at very different cost levels.
You can walk in without booking, so there is nothing to schedule before you leave Iowa River Landing. Bring the charging cable and case you normally use, since a worn cable sometimes explains a charging problem.
Take I-80 Exit 240 onto Coral Ridge Avenue, and the mall sits just south of the interstate. Drivers on I-80 in either direction use the same exit.
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