Dublin 3

Phone repair in Fairview

Fairview is a straight run west to Richmond Road, same postcode, and close enough that most people from here walk in rather than arrange a collection.

Mon to Sat 10 to 6
Phone repair for Fairview at iMEND on Richmond Road
360-day warranty Most phone repairs in 15 to 45 minutes No fix, no fee Data-safe repairs
Getting here

From Fairview to Richmond Road.

Up Philipsburgh Avenue and across, or any of the northbound buses along the Malahide Road. Under ten minutes by car, half an hour walking through Fairview Park.

We are open Monday to Friday ten to six and Saturday ten to five, closed Sunday. There is no booking system: walk in and we will look at it.

  • 4 Richmond Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 3, D03 FX52
  • Most screen and battery repairs in 15 to 45 minutes
  • Free diagnostic, no fix no fee
  • 360-day warranty on parts and workmanship
Local

What comes in from Fairview.

Fairview has the mix that a main road brings: a lot of people passing through on the way into town, a lot of small businesses along the Strand, and a residential stretch behind it that is quieter than the traffic suggests.

Small businesses are the distinctive part as far as we are concerned. A café with a card terminal on a tablet, a barber's whose booking system lives on a phone, a shop with a laptop behind the counter running everything. When one of those breaks, the day stops with it. Those jobs get prioritised where we can, and if the device is central to a business it is worth saying so at the counter rather than waiting your turn quietly.

The rest is ordinary and welcome: screens, batteries, water damage from the seafront end where a phone and the Tolka estuary have met. Liquid damage is the one repair where the same day genuinely matters, because corrosion carries on while a phone sits in a drawer, and the single most useful thing anyone can do is turn it off and leave it off rather than testing whether it still works.

We also get a fair few people from Fairview who have already tried the rice. It does nothing, and it puts starch in the ports.

The streets

Who we see most.

Most of our Fairview customers come from Fairview Strand, Philipsburgh Avenue, the Malahide Road, Windsor Avenue and Merville Avenue, and navigate by Fairview Park, the Clontarf Road seafront, Marino Mart and the Tolka estuary.

If a device runs your business, say so when you hand it over. We will tell you honestly whether we can turn it round today.

Asked all the time

Asked from Fairview.

Up Philipsburgh Avenue and across, or any of the northbound buses along the Malahide Road. Under ten minutes by car, half an hour walking through Fairview Park. We are at 4 Richmond Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 3, D03 FX52.

No. Walk in any time we are open: Monday to Friday ten to six, Saturday ten to five, closed Sunday. Most phone screen and battery repairs are done in 15 to 45 minutes while you wait.

We collect anywhere in Dublin, Monday to Friday, and it is free to arrange. From Fairview it is usually quicker to walk in, but the option is there if you cannot get out during the week.

Nothing, whether you go ahead with the repair or not. If we cannot fix it you pay nothing at all, including the handling.

That is your call and we would rather be straight about it: for a common screen or battery it is a short trip and the repair is done while you wait. For anything unusual, ring first on 085 200 1155 and we will tell you whether it is worth the journey.

Two ways in

Walk in, or we collect it.

Walk in

  • 4 Richmond Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 3
  • No appointment needed during opening hours
  • Same-day service on most phones, depending on device health
Opening hours and directions

Collection and return

  • Door to door across Dublin, Monday to Friday
  • Usually 2 to 4 working days
  • Tracked, with the same 360-day warranty
Book a collection

Bring it in and we will have a look.

Free diagnostic, a firm price before any work, and a 360-day warranty on every completed repair.

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