The Fix in Visalia, CA 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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2025 S. Mooney blvd., SPC# 1545, Visalia, CA 93277
+1 (559) 882-9422Ayva Anthony
Ivan Valadez
Experience with them could not have gone any better. Great prices and great quality. Don’t pay for more money elsewhere.
Shania Burrell
Great experience. It was affordable and quick.
Clarissa Castro
Really and fast service I recommend anyone with any broken screens to go to them!!
Penguin 22
Great place. Awesome customer service. Employees are very helpful. Got my phone working in 30 minutes time. Great price. And location in the mall is easy to find. Highly recommend
Caroline Prukop
A M
Great service, very quick. I recommend.
Litzy Luna
Very helpful and great customer service
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Zulema Toledo
Thank you for help me nice person and nice store
From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Visalia, CA is your one-stop shop for device repair. Quick turnarounds, affordable prices, and local experts you can trust
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Cracked Nintendo Switch screen? We repair Switch devices in Visalia, CA quickly and affordably. Fast, easy, and always with high-quality parts.
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Need your Google Pixel fixed? At The Fix in Visalia, CA, we repair cracked screens, charging issues, and more—always using high-quality parts for lasting results.
Whether your tablet screen is cracked or the battery won’t hold a charge, The Fix in Visalia, CA provides fast, affordable tablet repairs with free diagnostics.
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From Nintendo Switch® to PlayStation and Xbox, The Fix in Visalia, CA repairs all major game consoles. Fast service and dependable results.
Got a broken laptop? The Fix In Visalia, CA, our team repairs most laptop brands and models using high-quality replacement parts.
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We repair all major phone brands in Visalia, CA. iPhone, Samsung, Google, and more—get your phone fixed fast.
Cracked screen? Battery draining too fast? Our team in Visalia, CA repairs iPhones with precision and high-quality parts to make your device feel new again.
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The Fix is a dedicated repair store at 2025 S Mooney Blvd SPC# 1545, Visalia, CA 93277, conveniently located inside Visalia Mall. The store takes phones, tablets, laptops and game consoles for repair, and it sells the cases, chargers and screen protectors that go with them.
Many phone and tablet repairs here are same-day work, often wrapped up in less than 30 minutes. Hand over the phone, spend the wait while you are shopping, and collect it when the work is done.
iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones are all repaired here, from an iPhone 17 bought this year to a Galaxy S22 that has seen years of daily use. Brand does not change the process: each phone is tested before anything is replaced.
The diagnosis is free. A technician tests the device, finds the cause of the problem and lays out the options for that model, including whether repair is the right move.
Phones of any age are welcome. A budget phone with a broken screen is usually worth repairing, and an older flagship can feel new again once the battery is replaced. Older phones also keep the apps, photos and settings you already rely on.
Finding the true cause matters. A phone that will not hold a charge may need a new battery, but a damaged port can look identical from the outside. Testing separates the two before a part is ordered, so the repair matches the fault.
Screens, batteries, charging ports, back glass, cameras and speakers are all repaired here, across iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models, and so are phones that stop working altogether.
A cracked screen on an iPhone 16 Pro or a Galaxy S25 means a new panel, and shattered glass is replaced the same way. Some screen faults sit below the surface. Unresponsive touch in one part of the screen, and ghost touch, with the phone scrolling or typing by itself, usually trace to the touch layer rather than the glass.
A battery draining fast, a sudden shutdown or a phone that runs hot while charging all point to the battery, so it is the first thing to test. On an iPhone 14 or a Galaxy A35, a new one brings back a full day of use. A swollen battery pushes against the screen or back cover and should be dealt with promptly: stop using the charger and bring the phone in.
Charging port repair starts with an inspection. Debris in the port is cleared first, since a clean port is the simplest fix, and an iPhone 12 Lightning port or a Pixel 8 USB-C port with bent or worn contacts gets a replacement. A cable that charges only when held at an angle is a reason to bring the phone in early, before the port gives out.
An iPhone 14 Pro with a cracked back glass can be restored without replacing the whole phone. A cracked camera lens on an iPhone 15 Pro Max leaves photos blurred or streaked with glare. A muffled speaker on a Galaxy A15, or a microphone callers can hardly hear, comes down to a blocked opening or a failed part.
A phone that will not power on is tested step by step: battery, charging path, connectors, then the board. If a spill came first, water damage is the first thing the technician checks, since corrosion keeps spreading after a phone dries.
The Fix repairs tablets, computers and game consoles as well as phones.
Tablet work includes cracked screens on an iPad Air or an iPad (10th generation), batteries on an iPad mini that give out within an hour or two, and Galaxy Tab models that no longer charge. A technician confirms the exact model first, because tablet parts are not interchangeable.
Computer repair covers MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and Windows laptops, along with desktops: batteries that no longer hold a charge, keyboards with dead keys, slow drives, noisy fans and malware cleanup. A school or work laptop that is slow to start gets the same diagnosis-first treatment as a phone.
On the console side, the list includes a PlayStation 5 with a damaged HDMI port, an Xbox Series X that overheats, and a Nintendo Switch with a cracked screen. Timing for computers and consoles depends on what the fault turns out to be.
Each part is picked to suit the specific model. The technician uses high-quality components, so the finished repair fits properly and behaves like the part it replaced.
Several iPhone and Galaxy models can take more than one grade of screen. The technician shows how they differ in sharpness and cost, and the choice is yours.
Cables and chargers come in different lengths and wattages, so a phone that charges slowly can often be matched with a better cable or wall adapter before any repair is considered.
The accessory range covers slim and rugged cases, tempered glass protectors, privacy screens, camera lens covers, wall and car chargers, and USB-C and Lightning cables for new and older phones.
A repair follows six stages.
The Fix is inside Visalia Mall at 2025 S Mooney Blvd SPC# 1545, Visalia, CA 93277, in South Visalia. Macy's and JCPenney are the mall's anchor stores.
From CA-198, take Exit 105B for Mooney Blvd (SR 63) and head south. College of the Sequoias is about 0.9 miles north of the store, and Kaweah Health Medical Center is about 1.6 miles to the northeast.
Visalia summers are long and hot, and heat is the hardest thing a phone battery faces.
A phone left on a dashboard or charging in a parked car ages its battery faster, and the damage adds up over seasons. Shorter battery life comes first, then warnings that the phone is too hot to charge, and eventually a swollen cell.
Dust is the quieter problem. Fine dust from the fields and orchards around Visalia settles into charging ports and speaker openings, where it builds up until a cable stops seating or a call sounds faint. Cleaning those openings now and then keeps small problems from turning into repairs.
Shade, a ventilated mount and a case that does not trap heat all help, and so does unplugging a phone that feels hot. A charger left in a car socket all afternoon keeps pushing power into a phone that is already warm. Heat also affects screens, which can dim or show dark patches when a phone has sat in direct sun for too long.
The visit is unhurried and direct. The technician describes what the diagnosis found in everyday words, then waits for your decision. There is time to ask about each option before you make it.
Screen protectors and glass covers can be installed on the spot, so a repaired phone leaves protected.
Each fault gets its own time. A battery swap moves quickly, while a phone with a damaged screen, a worn port and a weak speaker gets a look at all three before the work starts.
Questions about older phones, chargers or which case fits are welcome even when no repair is needed. Many people stop in just to ask whether a slow phone needs a battery or only a cleaner port.
An iPhone 15 Plus screen is often swapped in less than 30 minutes once the panel is on hand. Frame damage from the drop is what stretches the job, and the technician points it out during the diagnosis.
How far the damage reaches sets the price of Galaxy S23 Ultra back glass. Glass alone is a smaller repair, while a cracked camera ring or a bent frame adds parts and labor to the total.
Whether you own a Pixel 7 or a Pixel 7 Pro matters, since the two use different cells. The adhesive holding the battery and the back cover in place also affects the labor.
An iPhone 13 Lightning port repair is priced by what the diagnosis finds. A port packed with debris is a quick cleaning, while bent or corroded contacts require a replacement part and more labor.
Which S9 you own matters, as the S9, S9+ and S9 Ultra each use a different size of panel. Damage that has reached the frame or the digitizer layer adds to the total, and the diagnosis shows how far it goes.
Damage depth separates a small lens repair from a larger one on a Pixel 8 Pro. A scratched or cracked cover glass costs less than a camera module that no longer focuses, which is a larger part and a longer job.
Model year decides it, because MacBook keyboards are built into the top case on many designs. The technician confirms what has to be replaced and whether the part is in stock before giving a timeline.
A console that shuts itself off can have a heat problem, a power fault or a failing part. The technician runs tests to find which before estimating the work, and the cause sets the time.
Cleaning a port is brief, while a replacement takes longer because the tablet has to be opened and tested afterward.
How long the phone stayed wet and how far corrosion has spread set the pace. Cleaning and testing come first, which is why an estimate only follows once the full extent of the damage is clear.
A noisy fan is sometimes only dust and sometimes a worn fan motor. The technician opens the laptop, finds out which, and says how long the fix will take based on whether a new fan is needed.
Appointments are not required, so you can bring a device in as you arrive. If the model is unusual and the part has to be ordered, the technician plans the repair around when it arrives.
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