Phone Screen Repair
Cracked glass, dead LCD, ghost touch — most screens fixed in 30–60 minutes, from $99.
Learn more →Sam's Cellphone Repair at 8621 Mexico Rd in O'Fallon, MO repairs iPhone screens, batteries, back glass, and charging ports — most repairs done same day in about an hour, walk-ins welcome. iPhone screen repairs start at $99 (iPhone 11 LCD), compared to $249–$379 for an out-of-warranty screen at Apple. Family-owned and independent since 2000, open 7 days a week: Mon–Fri 10 AM–6 PM, Sat–Sun 11 AM–4 PM. Call (636) 294-7770.
Every iPhone that walks through the door — from this year's model to the phone in your kid's backpack. We've been fixing iPhones on Mexico Road since the very first one shipped, and because we're independent, we never turn a phone away for being "too old."
The newest iPhones use tightly bonded OLED displays and structural back glass, which makes DIY repair risky and mail-in repair slow. We handle screen, battery, back glass, and charging port work on the current lineup, and we'll give you a straight answer on parts availability and price before we open anything. Free quote confirms your exact cost.
The most common repairs we see on the 16 and 15 families are cracked front glass and worn batteries. Both are typically same-day fixes. USB-C port problems on the 15 series onward are often just packed-in lint — if a cleaning solves it, that's what we'll tell you, and you'll pay for a cleaning, not a port.
These are the workhorse iPhones of St. Charles County right now, and they're absolutely worth fixing: a screen or battery repair costs a fraction of replacement, and these models have years of software support left. Typical turnaround is about an hour.
This is where repair value shines. Our iPhone 11 LCD replacement is $99 flat — the price that anchors our "screens from $99" promise. Hand-me-down phones for kids, backup phones, work phones: a $99 screen or a fresh battery keeps them going for years. Prices on other older models are similar; a free quote confirms.
Apple's out-of-warranty screen replacements run $249–$379 depending on model, and the nearest Apple Store means a drive, an appointment, and often a wait or a mail-in. The national average phone repair is around $200.
At Sam's, iPhone screen repairs start at $99, most are finished in about an hour while you wait, and you talk to the same family that's run this shop since 2000 — not a queue system. We publish our prices because we think you should know the number before you hand anyone your phone. If your repair isn't worth doing, we'll say so and send you home with honest advice instead of a bill.
Every repair is backed by Sam's 1-Year Parts & Labor Guarantee.
Because 25+ years in the same building on Mexico Road means something. We're not a franchise following a corporate parts matrix — we fix the phone in front of us, including older models and repairs the big chains decline. You get transparent pricing, a real person on the phone at (636) 294-7770, and Sunday hours (11 AM–4 PM) when most shops are dark. Customers like Earl Samson call out the quality of our screen work, and Aaliyah Stukenberg got her phone back the same day — that's the standard, not the exception.
Most iPhone screen repairs take about an hour, done same-day while you wait. No appointment needed — walk-ins are welcome 7 days a week at 8621 Mexico Rd in O'Fallon.
iPhone screen repairs at Sam's start at $99 (iPhone 11 LCD). Newer models cost more depending on the display — typical pricing is well below Apple's $249–$379 out-of-warranty range, and a free quote confirms your exact price.
No — screen, battery, back glass, and port repairs don't touch your data. If your iPhone is too damaged to use, we also offer data transfer ($95) and data recovery ($150–$200).
Yes. We use quality replacement parts we'd put in our own phones, and repairs are backed by Sam's 1-Year Parts & Labor Guarantee.
Usually yes. A $99 screen or a fresh battery costs a fraction of a new phone, and these models still get iOS updates. If a repair genuinely isn't worth it, we'll tell you before any work starts.
No. Walk in any day of the week — Mon–Fri 10 AM–6 PM, Sat–Sun 11 AM–4 PM. Or call (636) 294-7770 ahead and we'll have your parts ready.
Cracked glass, dead LCD, ghost touch — most screens fixed in 30–60 minutes, from $99.
Learn more →Dies by noon? Shuts off at 30%? A fresh OEM-grade battery brings it back in about an hour.
Learn more →Wiggling the cable to charge? Often an inexpensive fix — and sometimes it's just a cleaning.
Learn more →Screens from $99, straight answers, and the same family behind the counter since 2000. Call ahead and we'll have your parts ready.