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iPhone Repair — Every Model, Every Issue, Expert Service You Can Trust

Professional iPhone screen repair takes more than just swapping a cracked display and calling it done. Every iPhone model is built with tightly calibrated sensors, sealed adhesive layers, and components that communicate with each other through Apple’s software pairing system. A rushed or careless repair can disable Face ID, break True Tone color calibration, or trigger a persistent warning message on your Settings screen that never goes away.

At PC Mobile, our technicians understand how every iPhone generation is designed — from the original iPhone 5 through the current iPhone 16 Pro Max. We use premium quality replacement parts that meet or exceed Apple specifications. We follow model-specific procedures for every repair. And we back every job with a 30-day warranty on parts and labor.

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Common repairs we fix today
Screen Replacement
Battery Replacement
Water Damage Recovery
Charging Port Repair
Camera Repair
Back Glass Replacement
Speaker / Mic Repair
Face ID Repair
  • iPhone Specialist

What Makes iPhone Repair Different From Other Phones

iPhones are not like other smartphones when it comes to repair. Apple designs its devices with integrated hardware and software systems that make accuracy during repair absolutely critical. Here is what sets iPhone repair apart and why choosing the right technician matters.

Face ID and Sensor Calibration

iPhone X and newer

Starting with the iPhone X, Apple introduced Face ID — a facial recognition system built into the TrueDepth camera module at the top of the screen. This module contains an infrared camera, a flood illuminator, and a dot projector that maps your face in three dimensions.

During a screen replacement, the Face ID module must be carefully transferred from the old display assembly to the new one. If it is damaged or improperly reconnected, Face ID stops working entirely. Our technicians handle this transfer with precision on every screen repair for iPhone X and newer models.

Our technicians handle this transfer with precision on every screen repair for iPhone X and newer models.

True Tone and Display Calibration

Display accuracy

True Tone is Apple’s feature that adjusts screen color temperature based on the ambient light in your environment. The calibration data for True Tone is stored on the original display assembly. When a screen is replaced, that data needs to be programmed onto the new display — otherwise True Tone stops functioning and a notification appears in your Settings.

Our technicians use professional calibration tools to restore True Tone functionality after every iPhone screen replacement.

Ceramic Shield and Modern Display Technology

iPhone X and newer

Since the iPhone 12 series, Apple has used Ceramic Shield front glass — a nano-ceramic crystal material that Apple says offers four times better drop performance than previous models. Despite this, iPhones still crack. The repair challenge is that Ceramic Shield displays are thinner and more tightly bonded to the OLED panel underneath, requiring more precise heating and separation techniques during removal.

Older models like the iPhone 8, iPhone 7, and iPhone 6S use standard LCD displays that are simpler to replace but still require proper adhesive sealing to maintain water resistance.

Battery Adhesive and Safe Removal

All iPhone models

Apple secures iPhone batteries with pull-tab adhesive strips that must be removed carefully to avoid puncturing the lithium cell. A punctured battery can swell, smoke, or catch fire. Starting with the iPhone 16 series, Apple introduced a new electrically debondable adhesive that releases when a small current passes through it — a design change that makes battery replacement safer but requires specific tools to perform correctly.
Our technicians are trained on both the traditional pull-tab method for older iPhones and the new electrical release method for the iPhone 16 lineup.

iPhone Repairs We Perform

Below are the most common iPhone repairs our customers bring to us. Each repair type has its own specific process depending on your iPhone model. We assess the damage first, explain what needs to happen, and give you an honest quote before we touch a single screw.

01

Cracked Screen Replacement

  • 30 – 60 minutes
This is the most common iPhone screen repair we handle. Not all screen damage is the same. A cracked front glass with a working display underneath is a simpler repair than a shattered OLED panel where the screen shows colored lines, dead spots, or goes completely black. We assess the damage, explain the difference, and use premium quality displays that match the original in brightness, color accuracy, and touch responsiveness. Most iPhone screen replacements take 30 to 60 minutes.
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02

Battery Replacement

  • 20 – 45 minutes

Apple designs iPhone batteries to retain roughly 80 percent of their original capacity through 500 full charge cycles. After two to three years of daily use, most iPhone batteries fall below that threshold. You will notice the phone dying faster, shutting down unexpectedly at 20 or 30 percent, or running warm during basic tasks. You can check your current battery health in Settings under Battery, then Battery Health and Charging. If it reads below 80 percent, replacement is recommended. Our batteries meet or exceed Apple’s original capacity ratings, and most iPhone battery replacements are completed in 20 to 45 minutes.

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03

Water Damage Repair

  • Same day assessmen
Even though iPhones carry an IP68 water resistance rating, that protection degrades over time with daily wear, drops, and temperature changes. The seals around the screen, buttons, and SIM tray weaken. Once water enters the device, corrosion starts forming on the logic board within minutes. Our process includes immediate assessment, ultrasonic cleaning to remove mineral deposits and corrosion, individual component inspection, and full functional testing before returning the device. Time is critical with water damage — bring it in as soon as possible.
Learn Our iPhone Water Damage Repair Process

04

Charging Port Repair

  • 30 – 60 minutes
iPhones use either Lightning ports (iPhone 5 through iPhone 14 series) or USB-C ports (iPhone 15 and newer). Both types collect lint, dust, and pocket debris over time. If your iPhone only charges at certain angles, charges slowly, or does not charge at all, the charging port likely needs cleaning or replacement. We clean or replace charging ports on all iPhone models. This repair typically takes 30 to 60 minutes.
Find Out If Your Charging Port Needs Repair

05

Camera Repair

  • 45 – 75 minutes

iPhone camera issues include cracked lens covers, blurry photos from a damaged sensor, black screen when opening the Camera app, or autofocus failure. We replace both front-facing TrueDepth camera modules and rear camera units on all iPhone models. For newer iPhones with multi-lens systems (wide, ultrawide, and telephoto), each lens module can be addressed individually.

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06

Back Glass Replacement

  • 60 – 90 minutes
Every iPhone model from the iPhone 8 onward has a glass back panel that enables wireless charging. This back glass cracks just as easily as the front screen — sometimes easier because most people do not use rear protection. We use professional-grade techniques to remove the damaged back glass without affecting the internal components, wireless charging coil, or camera modules underneath.
See How We Replace iPhone Back Glass

07

Speaker and Microphone Repair

  • Under 60 minutes
If your callers cannot hear you, your speaker sounds muffled or distorted, or your side buttons feel stuck or unresponsive, we diagnose and replace the specific component that has failed. We test the earpiece speaker, bottom loudspeaker, and all three microphone channels (bottom, front, and rear) to identify exactly which part needs attention.

08

iPhone Won't Turn On Diagnostics

  • Same day assessment
An iPhone that will not power on could be a dead battery, a failed charging IC chip on the logic board, a boot loop caused by a software crash, or physical damage from a drop or water exposure. We start with a full diagnostic to identify the root cause before recommending any repair. In many cases, what looks like a dead phone is actually a fixable issue.

iPhone Models We Repair Complete List

We stock parts and have hands-on experience with every iPhone Apple has released. Below is the full list of models our technicians work on. Models marked in red are our highest-demand repairs right now — we keep common parts for these in stock for same-day service.

Current Flagship Models (Highest Demand — Parts Always in Stock)

iPhone 16 Pro Max
iPhone 16 Pro Max
iPhone 16 Plus
iPhone 16
iPhone 15 Pro Max
iPhone 15 Pro
iPhone 15 Plus
iPhone 15

These models are one to two years old with high repair demand. Warranty coverage has expired for most iPhone 15 owners, making third-party repair the most cost-effective option. iPhone 16 owners often choose us over Apple Store visits because of faster turnaround and walk-in availability.

High-Volume Models (1–3 Years Old)

iPhone 14 Pro Max
iPhone 14 Pro
iPhone 14 Plus
iPhone 14
iPhone 13 Pro Max
iPhone 13 Pro
iPhone 13 Mini
iPhone 13
iPhone SE (3rd Gen)
The iPhone 14 and 13 series still represent a massive active user base. Battery replacements are especially common on these models as they reach the two-to-three-year mark. iPhone SE (3rd Generation) owners also bring in screen and battery repairs frequently.

Supported Older Models

iPhone 12 Pro Max
iPhone 12 Pro
iPhone 12 Mini
iPhone 12
iPhone 11 Pro Max
iPhone 11 Pro
iPhone 11
iPhone SE (2nd Gen)
iPhone XS Max
iPhone XS
iPhone XR
iPhone X
iPhone 8 Plus
iPhone 8
iPhone 7 Plus
iPhone 7
iPhone SE (1st Gen)
iPhone 6S Plus
iPhone 6S
iPhone 6 Plus
iPhone 6
iPhone 5S
iPhone 5C
iPhone 5
We repair these older models as well, though parts availability may vary. If you have an older iPhone that still does everything you need, a screen or battery repair can extend its useful life by another one to two years at a fraction of the cost of buying new.

Why NOT iPhone 17 yet? The iPhone 17 series was released in September 2025. Most owners are still covered under Apple’s one-year warranty. Real third-party repair demand for iPhone 17 models typically begins 12 to 18 months after launch, once warranties expire. We will add dedicated iPhone 17 repair pages in early 2027.

The Parts We Use Why Quality Matters for iPhone Repair

The quality of the screen, battery, or component installed in your iPhone determines how long that repair actually lasts. A cheap aftermarket iPhone screen might look fine for the first week, then start showing yellow tint along the edges, losing touch accuracy near the corners, or failing completely in cold weather.

We use premium quality replacement parts that meet or exceed Apple’s original specifications on every iPhone repair. Our displays deliver full brightness, accurate color reproduction, and edge-to-edge touch sensitivity. Our batteries are tested for stable voltage output, correct capacity ratings, and thermal safety. We stand behind every part we install with our 30-day warranty.

⚠ The Parts Difference Matters
✕ Cheap Parts
  • ✕ Yellow screen in weeks
  • ✕ Touch misregistration
  • ✕ Battery swells/overheats
  • ✕ No warranty backing
  • ✕ Failed within 3 months
✓ Our Parts
  • ✓ Full brightness & color
  • ✓ Precise touch accuracy
  • ✓ Stable, safe capacity
  • ✓ 30-day warranty
  • ✓ Long-lasting results
  • Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About iPhone Repair

Most iPhone screen replacements are completed within 30 to 60 minutes. More complex repairs like water damage recovery or logic board diagnostics may take longer. We give you a clear time estimate before we begin any work.
No. Our technicians do not access, view, or copy your personal data during any repair. Your photos, messages, apps, and settings remain on the device throughout the process. We recommend backing up your iPhone through iCloud or a computer before bringing it in, as a precaution.
Yes, when the repair is performed correctly. The Face ID module must be carefully transferred from the original display assembly to the new screen. Our technicians are trained on this transfer for every iPhone model from iPhone X onward. Face ID functionality is verified as part of our post-repair testing process.
We use premium quality replacement parts that meet or exceed Apple’s original specifications in brightness, color accuracy, touch sensitivity, and battery capacity. We are transparent about the parts we use and discuss options with you before starting any repair.
Yes. We repair every iPhone model from the iPhone 5 through the current iPhone 16 Pro Max. We keep the most common parts for current and recent models in stock for same-day service. Older model parts may need to be ordered, which we will let you know upfront.
In most cases, yes. A screen replacement or battery swap on an iPhone 12 or iPhone 11 costs a fraction of what a new iPhone costs. If your phone still does everything you need — calls, messages, apps, photos — a repair can extend its life by one to two years. We will give you an honest recommendation based on your specific situation.
Yes. Every iPhone repair comes with a 30-day warranty on both parts and labor. If the part we installed or the repair is not performing as it should within 30 days, bring it back and we will fix it at no additional cost.
No. Walk-ins are always welcome during business hours. You can also call us at (703) 594-9339 or fill out our online quote form for a free estimate before your visit.

Find iPhone Repair Near You

We serve iPhone owners from Sterling (20164), Ashburn (20147, 20148), Herndon, Dulles, South Riding, Cascades, Potomac Falls, Leesburg, and throughout Loudoun County, Virginia. Our shop is located at 45665 W Church Rd, Sterling, VA 20164.

Visit the repair page for your area to learn about same-day iPhone service, store hours, and how to get a free estimate.

Ashburn, VA customers: We are just 10 minutes from Ashburn via Route 7. Ashburn repair pages coming soon.

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