How I Started

I’ve been into electronics since I was a kid. When I was 13, I upgraded the RAM on my laptop and got hooked. At 15, I cracked my iPhone screen and didn’t want to pay a crazy amount to get it fixed, so I ordered a $30 screen online, followed a YouTube video, and fixed it myself. After that, I started offering affordable repairs to other people.

In high school, I kept learning and got better with every device I fixed. After about 50 repairs, I figured it was time to build a brand. I got my name out there through social media and word-of-mouth, and good reviews helped a lot.

I went to college for computer science but kept fixing phones for students on the side. Eventually, I dropped out to go all in. I did curbside repairs from my house and even fixed stuff from my car when I had to. It was tough, but I knew I wanted to do my own thing, so I kept at it.

After working at another shop for a bit, I decided to open up my own spot and focus fully on my business. Now, 6.5 years later, I’ve worked on all kinds of devices and feel confident taking on pretty much anything.

I’m still learning, still growing, and starting to dive deeper into micro-soldering and refurbishing. It’s been a grind, but I love what I do, and I’m just getting started.