Nintendo Switch Repair done properly, the first time.
Switch repairs are mostly about two things: drifting Joy-Cons and a tired USB-C charging port. Both are repairable in-house with calibrated replacement parts, and both are far cheaper than buying new hardware — which is why we keep Switch, OLED, Lite and Switch 2 parts on the bench.
Joy-Con drift is a worn analog stick module, not something a setting can fix. We replace the stick with a calibrated unit, clean or replace the rail contacts, and test dead zones and circularity so movement matches the other side. A Switch that will not charge, charges slowly or only works in the dock usually has a worn or damaged USB-C port, and on some consoles a failed charge IC — we diagnose both and repair at the port or board level.
Screen damage is repaired across the family, from the standard Switch LCD to the OLED panel and the Switch Lite, and we restore touch and brightness completely. We also fit replacement batteries for consoles that no longer hold a charge or have a swelling cell lifting the shell, repair game card slots that will not read, fix fan noise and overheating faults, replace kickstands and rails, and sort out docks that stop charging or outputting video.