Big-Screen TV Repair That Comes to You in Wayne County
TV won't turn on? Black screen with sound? A big 65, 75, or 85-inch set that no shop wants to touch? I'm Tyler with The Circuit Barn. I repair flat-screen TVs right in your living room, so you don't have to wrestle a giant TV into a truck, and I'll tell you honestly when a repair beats spending $800 on a new one.
Same number for both. Free diagnosis, no fix no fee, 30-day warranty on parts and labor.
Why fix instead of replace
A lot of TV problems come down to one failed board that costs a fraction of a new television. A recent 85-inch that wouldn't turn on needed a part I sourced for around $40, versus roughly $800 to replace the set. Most shops won't even look at a screen that big because of the handling, so people assume it's trash. Often it isn't.
I come to you, diagnose it for free, and give you a straight answer: worth fixing, or better to replace. No pressure either way.
What I fix on TVs
- Won't turn on, or clicks and won't start
- Black screen but you can hear sound (backlight or panel board)
- No picture, no signal, or flickering
- Power board and main board failures
- HDMI inputs that stopped working
- Big screens (65", 75", 85"+) other shops won't handle
- LED, LCD, and OLED TVs, most major brands
One honest note: a physically cracked or shattered panel usually isn't worth repairing, the panel itself costs nearly as much as a new TV. I'll tell you that up front so you don't waste money. Board-level and backlight repairs are where the real savings are.
Pricing
Every TV gets a free in-home diagnosis first, then a firm all-in price before any work. Text me the brand, model number (on a sticker on the back), and what it's doing, and I'll tell you if it's worth fixing.
How it works
1. Text me the brand, model, and symptom. "75-inch Samsung, no picture but I hear sound." A photo of the model sticker on the back helps.
2. I come to you and diagnose it free. No hauling a giant TV anywhere. I figure out what's wrong and quote a firm price before touching anything.
3. Repaired in your home. Most board and backlight repairs are done on-site. You pay when it's working, covered by a 30-day warranty.
Towns I cover
Common questions
My TV has sound but the screen is black. Is that fixable?
Usually yes, and it's one of the most common repairs. It's often the backlights or a board, not the whole panel. I'll diagnose it free and tell you exactly what it needs.
My TV is 75 or 85 inches. Will you work on it?
Yes. Big screens are exactly what most shops turn away because they're a pain to move. I come to you and work on it right where it sits, so there's no risky transport.
Is it really cheaper than buying a new one?
Very often, yes. Many failures are a single board that costs far less than a new TV. If it's not worth fixing, I'll tell you honestly, the diagnosis is free either way.
What if you can't fix it?
You pay nothing. Diagnosis is free and you only pay when the TV is working again.
Don't toss that TV yet.
Text me the brand, model, and what it's doing for a free in-home diagnosis. It's often a cheap fix.
Text (315) 333-0868