The Fix in Montclair Plaza

Looking for phone repair inside Montclair Place in Montclair, CA 91763?

The Fix is a dedicated repair store inside Montclair Place, conveniently located at 5060 Montclair Plaza Lane, Suite 5065, Montclair, CA 91763. The store repairs phones, tablets, computers and game consoles, and it carries the accessories that go with them.

Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes, so a repair slots neatly into a mall visit while you are shopping. Screen, battery and charging port repair are the core services, and the technicians work on Apple, Samsung and Google devices.

Below you will find what we repair, how a visit runs and exactly where to find the store inside the mall.

Why choose The Fix in Montclair Place for your repair?

You choose this store for a team that repairs devices all day and a location that asks nothing extra of your schedule. The store is part of the mall itself, so there is no separate address to find.

The technicians work on phones, tablets, laptops and consoles, which means a household's devices can be looked at in one visit. A parent's phone, a student's laptop and a child's tablet can all come in together.

WISE® Certified Repair Service in Montclair, CA

The Fix at Montclair Place is officially WISE® Certified, ensuring your devices are repaired according to the highest industry standards. Our certified technicians use high-quality parts and proven techniques to service iPhones, Samsung Galaxy phones, Google Pixels, iPads, tablets, laptops, and gaming consoles. When you visit our Montclair location, you can count on trusted workmanship, expert care, and reliable service every time.

Which phone repairs does The Fix in Montclair Place handle?

The Fix in Montclair Place repairs iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones, from the iPhone 17 series back to the iPhone 13 and its Pro and Pro Max siblings. A cracked screen on an iPhone 17 is replaced with a new one. The same goes for the shattered glass on a Galaxy S25 that still lights up but no longer feels safe to touch.

Battery faults show up in a few ways. A battery draining fast on an iPhone 15 can be replaced so the phone lasts through the day again. Sudden shutdown on an iPhone 13, even with charge left, points to the battery as well. A swollen battery in a Galaxy A15 should not wait, because the cell is pushing against everything around it, and the phone should be handled with care until it is swapped.

Charging port repair covers a Pixel 9 that no longer takes a cable cleanly or only charges at a certain angle. The port, the cable and the battery all get ruled in or out so that the right part is replaced.

Touch faults get a careful look before any part is chosen. Unresponsive touch on a Galaxy S24 and ghost touch on an iPhone 16, where taps register that you never made, can come from the screen, the battery or the board. Back glass on a Pixel 8 and a damaged camera lens on an iPhone 15 Pro are replaced without disturbing the rest of the phone. A muffled speaker on a Galaxy S23 and an iPhone 12 that will not power on are both worth a diagnosis, since the cause is often small.

Water damage is its own case. What can be saved depends on what the moisture reached, and the technician explains that once the phone has been opened. Android models from the Galaxy A line through to the Pixel family are covered, and so are older phones that have stayed in daily use.

Can you repair tablets, computers and game consoles too?

Yes, the store repairs all three, and they arrive at the same suite as the phones. iPad Air and iPad mini models come in alongside Android tablets, and the reasons include cracked glass, a battery that no longer holds a charge and a port that has stopped taking a cable.

Laptops include the MacBook Air and Windows machines. Screens, batteries and charging problems are the main jobs, and software help such as virus removal is available for computers that have slowed down or started behaving strangely.

Game consoles are covered as well, including the PlayStation 5, the Xbox Series X and the Nintendo Switch. Timing on laptops and consoles depends on the fault, so you get a clearer picture once a technician has looked at the device.

What parts and accessories does the store carry?

Repairs use high-quality parts chosen to suit the model on the bench, whether that is a screen, a battery or a charging port. The accessories shelf is practical. Phone cases, screen protectors, chargers and cables are all on hand, so a freshly repaired screen can leave the store with a protector already fitted. A new cable is an easy add when the old one turns out to be the reason a phone would not charge.

How does a repair work at The Fix in Montclair Place?

A repair runs in four stages, in this order:

• Stage 1: Drop-off and diagnosis. You hand over the device and describe the fault, and a technician checks it to find the cause.
• Stage 2: Quote and approval. You hear what the repair involves and what it will cost before any work starts, then decide whether to go ahead.
• Stage 3: Repair. The technician carries out the repair on your device with the parts chosen for it.
• Stage 4: Test and pickup. The device is tested to confirm the fault is gone, then handed back to you.

Stages 1 and 2 are where most of your questions get answered, so it helps to arrive knowing how the fault started and what the device was doing just before it stopped working. Any case, charger or earlier repair history is worth mentioning.

Where exactly is The Fix in Montclair, CA 91763?

The Fix is at 5060 Montclair Plaza Lane, Suite 5065, Montclair, CA 91763, on the JCPenney side of Montclair Place, with Macy's a short walk along the mall. Drivers coming off I-10 take Exit 48 for Monte Vista Avenue.

The Montclair Metrolink Station sits about half a mile north on Richton Street, and the Claremont Colleges are a short drive to the northwest. Montclair is in San Bernardino County, with Claremont to the northwest and Ontario to the south.

The mall itself also holds AMC DINE-IN Theatre and Main Event, so a repair can sit alongside a movie or a game night with family and friends.

How does the Inland Empire climate affect your phone?

Summers in the Inland Empire run hot and dry, and heat wears lithium batteries down faster. A phone that spends an afternoon in a parked car works its battery harder than one that stays in a pocket, and the effect builds over a season.

The dry Santa Ana winds add fine dust to the picture. Dust and pocket lint pack into charging ports over time, and debris in the port on an iPhone 14 is one reason a cable stops seating firmly. A technician can clear it and check the port itself.

Moving between a cool, air-conditioned mall and a hot parking lot is part of daily life here too. Keeping a phone out of direct sun while it charges is a simple habit that spares the battery and the screen adhesive.

What can you expect when you visit the store?

Expect a short visit. You bring the device in, explain what it is doing, and get a plain explanation of what the technician finds. If a repair does not make sense for the device, for example an older tablet, you hear that too.

The team is friendly and knowledgeable, and the pace is quick. Questions are welcome at any point, from what a part does to why a particular repair takes the time it does.

What do people ask about repairs at The Fix in Montclair Place?

How long does it take to repair a cracked iPhone 15 screen at The Fix in Montclair Place?

A cracked iPhone 15 screen is one of the quicker jobs, and many phone repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes. The exact time depends on the screen type and whether the frame underneath is straight.

How long does it take to repair a battery in a Galaxy S25 at The Fix in Montclair Place?

Battery work on a Galaxy S25 takes as long as it takes to open the phone safely, swap the cell and test charging. Adhesive strength and the condition of the old battery decide most of the pace, and a battery that has started to swell needs extra care when it is lifted out.

How long does it take to repair an iPad mini screen at The Fix in Montclair Place?

An iPad mini screen repair takes a little longer than a phone screen because the glass is bonded more firmly and the parts are larger. Whether the glass alone is damaged, or the touch layer beneath it as well, sets the time, and the diagnosis settles that question first.

How long does it take to repair a PlayStation 5 that will not power on at The Fix in Montclair Place?

The time for a PlayStation 5 repair that will not power on depends entirely on the fault. A technician has to find the cause first, and that diagnosis tells you what the repair involves and how long it is likely to take.

How long does it take to repair water damage on a phone at The Fix in Montclair Place?

Water damage repairs vary with how far the moisture traveled and which parts it reached. After the phone is opened and inspected, the technician can tell you what is affected and what comes next.

How much does it cost to repair a MacBook Air at The Fix in Montclair Place near Claremont Colleges?

The cost of a MacBook Air repair follows the fault and the model year. A screen, a battery and a charging problem each involve different parts, and a diagnosis shows which one applies.

How much does it cost to repair an iPhone 16 charging port at The Fix near JCPenney in Montclair?

Charging port repair cost on an iPhone 16 depends on whether the port needs cleaning or a new part. Debris is simpler to deal with than a damaged connector, and the diagnosis shows which one you have.

How much does it cost to repair a Pixel 9 camera lens at The Fix in Montclair Place?

A Pixel 9 camera lens repair costs less when only the outer glass is cracked and more when the camera module behind it is affected. The technician checks both before quoting.

How much does it cost to repair an iPad Air battery at The Fix in Montclair Place?

iPad Air battery replacement cost depends on the model generation and how the battery is fitted inside. The quality of the replacement cell also plays a part in the quote.

How much does it cost to repair back glass on an iPhone 16 Pro at The Fix in Montclair Place?

Back glass repair on an iPhone 16 Pro costs according to how much of the body is affected. Glass that has cracked on its own is simpler than glass that has bent the frame beneath it.

Can I stop in at The Fix in Montclair Place if I am coming from the Montclair Metrolink Station?

You can come straight to the store with your device and a technician will see you without booking ahead. Bring the charger or case if it is part of the problem, and the technician can look at everything together.

Is the diagnosis free at The Fix in Montclair Place?

The diagnosis at The Fix in Montclair Place is free, whether the device is a phone, a tablet or a console. It is how you learn what is wrong, including with a device that will not turn on or has been near water.