Every repair we do is covered by 180 days of warranty on parts and labour. No asterisk, no fine-print weasel-out, no hidden conditions.
Six full months from your repair date. Most aftermarket-parts repairs offer 30-90 days. Apple's own repairs offer 90 days. Ours: 180.
If the part we fitted fails OR something we did during the repair causes an issue, we cover it. No "parts-only" weasel.
If you're not in Gauteng and your repair develops a fault under warranty, we cover the courier both ways. You don't pay extra for our mistake.
What's Covered
We won't pretend the warranty covers things it doesn't. Here's exactly what we will and won't fix.
How to Claim
We email or SMS you a repair invoice on the day of repair. Reference number is on the invoice. Send us a photo of it via WhatsApp along with a description of the issue.
Our team checks the invoice, confirms it's within the 180-day window, and confirms the issue is covered. Most claims confirmed within an hour during business hours.
Walk-in customers visit our Vereeniging workshop. Courier customers: we arrange and pay for The Courier Guy to collect from your address.
If the cause is covered, we replace the part again at no charge. If it's not (e.g. impact damage), we'll explain and quote you for a paid repair. Your call from there.
Same-day repair on most issues. We courier back free of charge for warranty claims. Your warranty period resets to 180 days from the day of the warranty repair.
Why We Offer 180 Days
Most repair shops give you 30 to 90 days. Apple's own repairs give you 90. We give you 180 days because we use the same OEM-grade parts Apple does and because if a part is going to fail, it'll usually fail in the first six months.
If our parts and our work hold up for 180 days, they'll usually hold up for years. We've stood behind every repair since we opened. The warranty isn't a marketing line, it's a promise we keep.
WhatsApp us with your repair invoice number and we'll handle it from there.
Walk in · Courier nationwide · OEM parts · 180-day warranty