The Fix in Severn, MD 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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407 George Clauss Blvd, Severn, MD 21144
+1 (667) 359-8802
From iPhones to gaming laptops, The Fix in Severn, Maryland is your one-stop shop for device repair. Quick turnarounds, affordable prices, and local experts you can trust
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The Fix is a dedicated phone repair store inside Walmart at 407 George Clauss Blvd, Severn, MD 21144, conveniently located in a Supercenter that local households already visit for groceries and weekly errands. We repair iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones, plus iPads, MacBooks and game consoles. Many phone and tablet repairs are same-day, often taking less than 30 minutes. Hand us the phone, get through your list while you are shopping, and pick it up on the way out.
A phone carries a lot of daily life in Severn. Commute directions, work email, school apps, photos of the kids, the grocery list. When it breaks, you want it working again without rearranging the week around it. Getting it there is the whole point of this store.
Because you talk to the person who does the work. The technician who opens your phone is the same person who explains the fault to you, so nothing gets lost in a handoff and your questions go straight to someone who can answer them.
Because one visit can cover more than one device. Plenty of homes here run on a mix of iPhones, Galaxy phones, an iPad for the kids and a laptop for work or school. We repair all of them, so a cracked phone and a tablet that stopped charging can come in together.
We handle screen, battery, charging port, touch, camera, speaker and back glass repairs on current phones and older ones.
A cracked screen on an iPhone 17 Pro and shattered glass that has started to splinter at the edges both mean a new screen assembly, and the panel type on your model decides which part goes in.
Batteries lose capacity with every charge cycle. An iPhone 15 with its battery draining fast by lunchtime, or one that hits a sudden shutdown while the meter still shows charge left, usually needs a new cell rather than a new phone. Swelling is another matter. If the back of an older iPhone 12 bulges or the case no longer sits flat, stop charging it and bring it in, because a swollen battery should come out promptly.
Touch faults have their own causes. Unresponsive touch on a Galaxy S25 after a drop, or ghost touch where the screen registers taps nobody made, usually traces back to the panel or its connector. The diagnosis tells us which one.
Charging trouble on a Galaxy A16 often starts with debris in the port. Lint from a pocket packs in over months until the cable no longer seats fully. Sometimes a careful cleaning brings charging back. When the pins are worn or bent, charging port repair means fitting a new port.
On a Pixel 9, cracked back glass and a chipped camera lens cover are separate repairs, and we handle both. A muffled speaker on a Galaxy S23 tends to be a blocked grille or a worn speaker unit. A phone that will not power on after a fall gets a full diagnosis before anyone talks about replacing it.
Yes, our Severn technicians repair tablets, laptops and game consoles alongside phones. On the tablet side, we replace cracked glass on an iPad Air and fit new batteries in an iPad (10th generation) that no longer gets through a school day.
For laptops, we work on MacBook Air batteries, keyboards, screens and charging faults, and on Windows laptops with similar problems. Consoles come in with their own set of faults: a PlayStation 5 disc drive that will not read, an Xbox Series X that runs hot and loud because its cooling needs attention, or a Nintendo Switch that stopped charging through its USB-C port.
Timing for laptops and consoles depends on the fault and the parts involved. We tell you what we found and what the repair involves once the diagnosis is done.
For repairs, we use high-quality parts matched to your exact model, from screens and batteries to charging ports, speakers and back glass. A Galaxy S25 screen and a Galaxy A16 screen are different parts, and we fit the one built for your phone.
For protection, the store carries phone cases, tempered glass screen protectors, charging cables and wall adapters. A fresh screen deserves a protector, and we can apply one before the phone goes back in your hand. If your cable has frayed near the plug, replacing it now saves wear on the port you just had repaired.
A repair here moves through four stages, and you hear from us at each one.
You will find The Fix inside the Walmart Supercenter at 407 George Clauss Blvd, Severn, MD 21144. The Supercenter is part of Quarterfield Crossing, the shopping center it shares with Lowe's, Sam's Club and Kohl's.
Driving in, I-97 Exit 13 puts you on Quarterfield Road (MD 174), and George Clauss Blvd leads off it into the center. MD 100 meets I-97 at the next exit north, which makes the store an easy stop for anyone commuting between Baltimore and Annapolis.
The store sits on the Severn side of I-97, with Glen Burnie across the interstate to the east. Queenstown Park is about a mile to the west, and Archbishop Spalding High School and Severn Run High School are a short drive south on New Cut Road. BWI Marshall Airport is about six miles by road to the northwest, and the Reece Road gate at Fort George G. Meade is about five miles southwest, so the store fits a travel day or a base commute without a detour.
Maryland summers are hot and humid, and heat is hard on phones. A phone left on a car seat in an August parking lot climbs well past the temperature its battery is built for, and repeated heat ages the cell faster. Keep it out of direct sun behind the windshield and let it cool before charging.
Summer also brings fast afternoon thunderstorms, and Anne Arundel County has miles of shoreline, so water damage comes from rain, pools and days out on the water. If a phone gets wet, power it off, keep it off the charger and bring it in. Moisture left inside corrodes connectors over the following days, so sooner beats later.
Winter flips the problem. Cold slows the chemistry inside a lithium battery, so the percentage can fall sharply on a freezing morning in an unheated car. That usually recovers once the phone warms up. If the drop keeps happening indoors, it is time for a diagnosis.
Expect to be asked a few questions. When did the problem start, did the phone get wet, has it been opened before? The answers point the diagnosis in the right direction and save time on your end.
Expect room to ask your own questions too. If you want to know why one screen option costs more than another, or whether the old tablet in a kitchen drawer is worth fixing too, the technician talks it through with you, and the decision stays yours.
And if you are not sure what is wrong, that is fine. Bring the device and describe what it does. Working out the cause is our part of the job.
An iPhone 16 screen replacement is usually done the same day, often in less than 30 minutes. Extra time comes in when the frame is bent or the drop caused damage beyond the screen, which the diagnosis picks up before work starts.
The price of a Galaxy S24 Ultra screen repair depends on the panel, the condition of the frame underneath it and the part option you pick. Ultra models use a large, high-resolution panel, so the part makes up a bigger share of the cost than it does on a Galaxy A model.
For an iPhone 14, battery repair cost comes down mainly to the replacement cell and to anything the old battery affected around it, such as adhesive or a connector. A straightforward swap on an undamaged phone sits at the lower end.
Pixel 8 charging port repair time depends on what the diagnosis finds. A port that only needs cleaning is a short job, while a worn port that has to be replaced takes longer because the phone is opened and sealed again afterward.
Water damage repair pricing follows how far the moisture traveled inside the phone. A wet charging port costs far less to put right than corrosion that reached the logic board and the screen. The diagnosis maps out which parts were affected, and that list sets the cost.
The time for an iPad Pro screen repair depends on the generation and on how the glass is bonded to the panel beneath it. Pro models use a laminated assembly held in with adhesive that needs time to set, so plan for longer than a phone screen.
MacBook Air repair cost depends on which part failed and on the model year. A battery, a keyboard, a cracked screen and a charging fault each need different parts and different amounts of disassembly, so the cost follows from what the diagnosis finds.
PS5 HDMI port repair time depends on how much damage the port and the solder pads around it took. A port knocked loose by a pulled cable is a different job from one with lifted pads, and we explain which one your console has after the diagnosis.
Fixing Joy-Con drift costs depend on whether the thumb-stick module needs replacing and on how many controllers you bring in. Drift comes from wear inside the stick, so the fix is often a new stick module rather than a cleaning.
You can come straight in with your device, with no booking required. Telling us the model and what happened gets the diagnosis started quickly.
The cost of iPhone 15 Pro back glass repair depends on how far the cracks run and whether the frame or the camera surround took the hit as well. Glass cracked on its own is a simpler repair than a back with a dented corner underneath.
A Galaxy Tab battery repair takes longer than a regular phone battery because the cell is larger and glued in across a wide area. The model matters too: some Tab models open from the back and others through the screen, which adds steps.
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