Maple Grove repair
Family gaming systems and work-from-home laptops make up most Maple Grove jobs, along with desktops needing storage, memory, or cooling work.
Rogers sits where Hennepin County meets Wright County along I-94, which makes it a natural crossing point for customers from both. It is a fast-growing area with a lot of newer housing and a lot of electronics that are just now hitting the age where things start failing.
Rogers customers coordinate hand-offs easily thanks to the interstate. Start with the intake form so the estimate is waiting when you call.
Console repairs and laptop power problems lead the Rogers mix, with desktop upgrades close behind.
The same full catalog is available here as anywhere else we serve — game consoles, computers, laptops, tablets and more. Every repair starts with a hands-on diagnosis and is only carried out after you approve it.
Rogers repairs are handled at our Delano, Minnesota service location at 137 Bridge Ave E, Upper Level Suite 240 — drop-off by arrangement after your repair request is submitted, or by mail-in. The starting estimate comes before you hand anything over.
If driving is not convenient, ship the device instead. Mail-in is open to Rogers customers and anywhere in the contiguous United States.
Mail-in instructionsSubmit the repair intake form with your device information and describe the problem you are seeing.
Receive an initial estimate based on the information provided, so you know roughly what to expect.
Drop the device off at our Delano shop, or mail it to P.O. Box 26, Delano, MN 55328 for a hands-on diagnosis.
After the inspection we review findings and pricing with you, and work begins once you approve it.
Family gaming systems and work-from-home laptops make up most Maple Grove jobs, along with desktops needing storage, memory, or cooling work.
Household electronics dominate what comes in from this area — consoles, tablets with cracked glass, and laptops with charging problems. We also take on other consumer electronics case by case.
Game consoles and family laptops make up most of what comes in from Buffalo — HDMI ports pushed sideways, controllers that no longer charge, laptops that fell off a couch. Desktop tower work and tablet screens are common too.
Tell us the device and the symptoms, and we will come back with a starting estimate and the easiest way to get it to us.