Try doing a hard reset. Then power the phone back on.

1) If you have an iphone 5, 6, or 6s series phone - Hold down power and home button simultaneously. Keep holding it down until screen turns black and Apple logo appears... keep holding it down and then Apple logo will disappear again. Now your phone is powered off by a hard reset. 2) If you have iphone 7, 7 Plus. Push volume down and power (lock/wake button) buttons simultaneously... the iPhone screen will go black, then the apple logo will appear. Keep holding them down then Apple logo will disappear again. Now let go. Your phone is now powered off by a hard reset. 3) If you have iphone 8, 8 Plus or X - Push and quickly release volume up button, then push and quickly release volume down button. Now hold down power (lock/wake button)... the iPhone screen will go black, then the apple logo will appear. Keep holding button down then Apple logo will disappear again. Now let go. Your phone is now powered off by a hard reset.

Two common issues with charging are faulty charge cables or debris in charge port. Try charging a different phone with your cable or using a different cable on the phone in question. If cable seems fine, check charge port for debris. This is usually common when connection seems wobble or cable does not "click" into charge port. If that is case, clean debris out of charge port.

Can you receive calls and texts? Does it still charge? Does itunes recognize it? If the answer is yes, then chances are you have a very damaged LCD. This can be replaced.

Did you recently drop your phone? Does it have a crack going through full width of the screen? If touch is not working due to drop damage, this typically can be fixed with a screen repair.

Yes, we commonly repair this issue. Contact us for a quote.

The LCD is the Display of the phone. Typical signs of LCD damages are: lines running through the display image (cell damage) or a black blob (LCD bleeding). These all indicate LCD damage which can be repaired with a screen/LCD replacement.

For some models we can offer a deluxe vs budget choice for screen repair. They are both quality screens and covered by our Warranty against manufacturers' defects, but Premium has an OEM quality LCD display, while Standard has an aftermarket LCD. Some customers notice slight color or brightness differences in the screens although this is often not significant variations. In additon some Standard screens do not offer polarized lens visibility or vary due to screen orientation. If color and polarization matter to you we suggest you purchase a Premium screen. *Note, if only one choice of screen is listed, it is because this is the our best quality screen that we offer for that model.

iPad repairs take two-three days to repair. We need to thoroughly clean, and prep frame before adding adhesive. In addition adhesive needs 8-10 hours to set properly.

First thing is power phone OFF. (Do a hard reset if screen is not responding.) Once phone is powered off...DO NOT turn it on. (DO NOT TURN IT ON even to check how phone is doing). This may lead to possible short circuit and irrepairable damage. Next take your phone to a professional to DRY OUT internal components ASAP. * Water damage is usually not repairable. Unfortunately the phone is slowly corroding. What you are doing is prolonging the life of the phone a little bit, by slowing the corrosion, and removing water that may short components. There are rare cases when water damage is minimal. For those cases, phone may start working again. The key is to let phone dry out completely before powering it on.