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How much does iPhone screen repair cost in Ontario?
2026 prices by model, what changes the price, and when it's not worth it.
Oct 21, 2026 · 5 min read
Short answer: at our stores, iPhone screen repair runs from about $89 on an iPhone 8 or SE up to about $499 on an iPhone 18 Pro Max. Most people with an iPhone 13 to 16 pay somewhere between $199 and $429.
Why such a big range? The screen is the most expensive part in the phone. Pro and Pro Max models use bigger, brighter OLED panels with higher refresh rates, and those panels cost more. Older models like the iPhone 11 and XR use LCD screens, which are much cheaper to replace.
Part quality changes the price too. A higher-grade OLED looks and behaves like the original. A lower-cost panel works fine for touch and display but can be a little less bright or use slightly more battery. We show you both prices before we start, and you pick.
What's included: the new screen, fitting, a full test of touch, Face ID or Touch ID, the earpiece, the proximity sensor and the cameras, and our warranty on parts and labour. Most iPhone screens are done in 30 to 60 minutes while you wait.
What can push the price up: a bent frame, a cracked back glass at the same time, or water damage under the screen. We check for these before quoting so there are no surprises.
Is it worth it? If your iPhone still gets iOS updates and the repair costs less than half of a comparable replacement phone, fix it. A new screen on a phone you already own is almost always cheaper than a new phone.
One thing to know: newer iPhones may show a 'Parts and Service History' message after a screen replacement that isn't a genuine Apple part. The phone works normally. It's Apple telling you the part wasn't installed by Apple.
Get your exact price in 20 seconds with our online quote tool, or walk into any of our stores in Keswick, Newmarket or Cobourg.
Need it fixed?
Most screen, battery and charging port repairs are done while you wait, with a warranty.