FiX - Repairs & Training

FiX - Repairs & Training: device repairs and technical training from Cannock and Bridgtown

FiX - Repairs & Training, trading as WeRepair.Mobi Ltd, operates two locations in the Cannock area: one in Cannock Shopping Centre and another in Bridgtown. The business combines a repair workshop for consumer electronics with a training arm aimed at the repair trade. Its website presents the company as a long-established operator in the sector, recalling work on Nokia 3310 and Motorola flip phones in September 2000 and B2B repairs on the iPhone 2G in 2007, the day after launch.

Repair services by device type

The repair catalogue is organised by product family. The site lists iPhone, Samsung, Apple Watch, iPad, console, controller and MacBook repairs, and a device selector also includes laptop, Surface and tablet repairs. Beyond those categories, the company states that it can repair almost any device and invites customers to request a quote for models not listed. The scope therefore covers smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, portable computers and gaming hardware.

Micro soldering and advanced repairs

Alongside standard screen and component work, FiX offers advanced micro soldering repairs. This capability is presented both as a service for customers and as a training course, and the company describes it as a way to address problems that other workshops cannot solve. The site also advertises a Samsung FRP removal service to delete the Google or Samsung account from a device when the owner has lost the credentials; at the time of writing, this service was priced at £14.99, reduced from £44.99, with an estimated turnaround of between instant and one hour during business hours.

Training for the repair trade

The training side of the business covers Levels 1, 2 and 3 for the industry, plus the advanced micro soldering course. A separate trade repairs section addresses business-to-business work, a line the company says it has offered since the early iPhone era. Training and trade repairs appear as distinct areas of the website alongside the consumer repair catalogue.

Turnaround and customer feedback

FiX states that the average repair time is around 30 minutes for most of its work. The site reports more than 260 combined Google reviews across the two stores: a 4.6 rating from 145 reviews for Cannock and a 4.9 rating from 117 reviews for Bridgtown. These figures are attributed to Google Reviews in the information available when compiling this profile and are presented by the company as evidence of its local customer base.

Retail locations

The two stores are identified as Cannock Shopping Centre and Bridgtown. The website does not break down which repair services are available at each site, but it does publish separate review ratings for both. The business also promotes its activity under the hashtag #FIXMOBILEREPAIRS.