About repairing.app

We believe everyone deserves access to honest, accurate repair information. Our mission is to help you fix what you own — saving money, reducing waste, and building confidence.

Our Mission

Every year, millions of perfectly repairable devices end up in landfills because people do not know their options. They do not know what is wrong, how much a fix should cost, or whether repair is even worth it. We built repairing.app to change that.

Our platform provides transparent, data-driven repair information for phones, laptops, consoles, home appliances, and cars. We cover over 1,000 specific repair scenarios with real cost data from repair shops across the country, step-by-step guides written by certified technicians, and AI-powered diagnostics that help you identify problems before you even step into a shop.

We are strong supporters of the Right to Repair movement. We believe that when you buy a device, you should have access to the information, parts, and tools needed to fix it. Our content is free and always will be.

Who Creates Our Content

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Editorial Team

Content & Research

Our editorial team consists of certified repair technicians with 10+ years of hands-on experience across consumer electronics, home appliances, and automotive diagnostics. Every guide is written by someone who has performed the repair themselves.

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Technical Review Board

Accuracy & Safety

All repair guides undergo technical review by ASE-certified automotive technicians, CompTIA A+ certified IT professionals, and manufacturer-trained appliance technicians. Safety warnings are validated against manufacturer service bulletins.

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Data & Pricing Team

Cost Research

Our pricing data is gathered from real repair shops across 50+ US cities, manufacturer service centers, and parts suppliers. We update pricing quarterly and flag any outliers for manual review.

Professional Credentials

ASE Certified

Automotive Service Excellence certified technicians review all car repair content

CompTIA A+ Certified

IT hardware specialists verify computer, laptop, and phone repair guides

EPA 608 Certified

Certified HVAC technicians review appliance and refrigerant-related content

iFixit Partners

Repair guides follow Right-to-Repair best practices and iFixit standards

How We Ensure Accuracy

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Research & First-Hand Testing

Every repair guide starts with our technicians actually performing the repair. We document each step with photos and notes, identifying common pitfalls and safety considerations.

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Technical Review

A second certified technician reviews every guide for accuracy, safety, and completeness. They verify parts numbers, tool requirements, and estimated times against their own experience.

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Price Validation

Cost estimates are based on data from 50+ cities, cross-referenced with parts supplier pricing and manufacturer service bulletins. We update pricing quarterly.

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Ongoing Updates

We monitor manufacturer service bulletins, recall notices, and user feedback to keep guides current. Content that becomes outdated is flagged for review and updated within 30 days.

Contact Us

Have a question, correction, or suggestion? We take content accuracy seriously and welcome feedback from repair professionals and users alike.

  • 📧 Email: corrections@repairing.app for content corrections
  • 📧 Email: hello@repairing.app for general inquiries
  • 🐛 Found an error? Use the feedback button on any page to report issues directly