Engineering-Driven Electronics Repair
Nationwide Mail-In Circuit Board Specialists
iDevice Repair is a nationwide mail-in electronics repair company specializing in board-level diagnostics and component-level repair.
Founded by electrical engineer Jeremy Elizondo, iDevice Repair began in traditional consumer electronics repair and evolved into a specialized repair facility focused on complex circuit board failures.
Today, we repair TV mainboards, game console logic boards, and other electronic devices that often cannot be economically serviced through traditional part-replacement repair shops.
Electrical Engineer & Board-Level Technician
About the Founder
Jeremy Elizondo holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Central Florida. That engineering background shapes how every repair is approached: diagnose the board, isolate the failed component, and restore the circuit rather than guessing with swap-and-replace parts.
Since 2017, Jeremy has worked through hardware failures that range from power-rail shorts and thermally damaged components to corrupted signal paths. The skills that matter most today are the ones storefront shops rarely build around — precision soldering, BGA and SMT rework, microscopic inspection, and disciplined board-level troubleshooting.
Those same requirements are why iDevice Repair moved away from walk-in, in-home, and retail storefront repair. Complex circuit board failures need controlled lab conditions, the right instruments, and uninterrupted diagnostic time.
Mail-In Board-Level Specialists
Why We Left Storefront Repair
Traditional shops are built around screen swaps, battery replacements, and modules that plug back in. That model works for simple jobs. It fails when a TV mainboard will not power on, a console logic board has a short, or a device needs component-level recovery.
iDevice Repair exists for those cases. Customers ship devices to our Naples, Florida mail-in facility. We diagnose at the circuit level, repair when repair is the right call, and ship the device back. We do not offer walk-in, in-store, or in-home repair.
What we focus on today: TV mainboards, game console boards, computer and data-recovery related board work, and other electronics where board-level skill is the difference between disposal and a working device. Completed repairs are typically covered by our standard 90-day parts-and-labor warranty.