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Pit Stop Fix
Pit Stop Fix: Fast, friendly phone repairs at affordable prices.
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Pit Stop Fix: Fast, friendly phone repairs at affordable prices.
Pit Stop Fix is a Milwaukee-based point of interest offering quick, affordable phone and device repairs. Located at 6213 S 27th St, the shop earns high marks for fast, friendly service and clear explanations. Customers praise affordable screen repairs, cash-friendly pricing, and even a free screen protector.
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Fast replacement of cracked or damaged screens for iPhones, Samsung, and other smartphones, with quality parts and warranty.
Expert fixing of charging port issues, including debris removal and part replacement, to restore full functionality.
Installation of new batteries to extend device life and improve performance, with testing to ensure safety.
Comprehensive assessment to identify hardware or software problems, providing clear explanations and repair options.
Professional application of screen protectors and other accessories, often included free with repairs for added value.
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Overall rating
Lori Arreola
This place is awesome fast service and prices are awesome .He gave me a good deal on my daughter ipad repair.
Ava Freed
Marcos Rod
fast and good prices took my ps5 to get fixed and he had it done in less then 24 hours never had a bad experience with this guy only one i trust with my electronics
Mark Yazzie
Good store .....fix my phone and gave me a good deal thank bro man
Laona Younk
great service, fixed my water damaged laptop in less than a week. gave me a great discount as well .
Scott Kraus
Saving us again! My son’s phone started glitching on Sunday and went completely dead early afternoon. The crew at Pit Stop made availability, assessed the problem and got the phone fixed before the end of the day. And like so many others have said, at a price that no one else could touch. Strongly recommend them. They are honest, fast and take care of things the right way. Hopefully we aren’t breaking too many more phones, but if we do we know where to go.
