Tom's Electronics

A close-up, photographic view of an exposed vintage tube amplifier chassis on a sturdy wooden bench, its brushed metal surface populated with vacuum tubes, cloth-covered wires, and large, paper-wrapped capacitors. The tubes emit a faint warm glow, their glass bodies reflecting tiny highlights. Surrounding the amp are small trays of neatly sorted resistors and capacitors, and an analog oscilloscope with a soft green waveform on its screen. Warm, directional desk-lamp lighting from the side creates gentle shadows and emphasizes textures of aged metal and bakelite. Shot from a slightly elevated angle with shallow depth of field, the scene feels nostalgic yet precise, showcasing careful restoration craftsmanship in rich, photographic realism.

Repair Pricing

Repair rates and diagnostic fees so you understand costs before Tom starts work on your electronics.

Repairs

A meticulously organized electronics repair workbench in a compact, well-lit workshop, featuring an open circuit board from a modern laptop surrounded by precision screwdrivers, tweezers, and a digital multimeter with glowing readout. Spools of fine solder, a temperature-controlled soldering station with a resting iron, and labeled drawers of components line the back of the bench. Cool, even overhead LED lighting creates crisp, photographic realism with subtle reflections on metal tools and matte texture on the green PCB. Shot at eye level with a slight angle, the composition uses shallow depth of field so the workstation is in sharp focus while background shelves blur softly, conveying calm, expert-level professionalism.

Vintage stereo, turntable, tube amp, and radio repair, including recap, alignment, cleaning, and careful cosmetic restoration when possible.

A modern stainless-steel kitchen scene focusing on a partially disassembled high-end dishwasher pulled slightly away from the cabinets, its front panel removed to reveal intricate wiring, control boards, and water lines. A compact toolkit is open on the tiled floor beside it, with sockets and bits arranged in foam cutouts. Bright, neutral overhead lighting combined with soft under-cabinet LEDs creates clean reflections on the steel surfaces and subtle shadows in crevices. Photographic realism at an eye-level composition emphasizes the open machine as the central subject, while the rest of the kitchen gently blurs into the background, conveying a calm, professional appliance repair in progress.

Modern TVs, appliances, and home electronics diagnosed with advanced tools to pinpoint failures quickly and prevent repeat breakdowns whenever feasible.

Rates

Basic Repair

Most in‑home appliance and TV repairs in the Trivoli area fall between $95–$225 for labor, plus parts at my actual cost—no inflated markups. Smaller bench jobs like vintage radios, stereo gear, and game consoles typically range from $60–$150 depending on complexity and parts availability. I’ll always discuss options with you first if a repair starts to approach the replacement cost of your equipment.

✓ Diagnostic

✓ Labor

✓ Parts

✓ Warranty

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Advanced Repair

Standard diagnostic fee is $45 for carry‑in items and $65+ for in‑home visits within Trivoli and neighboring communities, which is credited toward the repair if you choose to proceed. Complex vintage restorations or board‑level troubleshooting may require an extended evaluation, but I’ll provide a clear estimate before any major work is started so you can make an informed decision.

✓ Rush

✓ Complex

✓ Vintage

✓ Onsite

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Service Policies and Repair Promise

Clear warranties, fair pricing, and realistic timelines for every repair, with honest updates on parts availability and completion dates.

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A detailed tabletop arrangement for diagnostics: an open desktop computer case laid on its side with cables neatly routed, RAM modules partially removed, and a graphics card resting beside it on an anti-static mat. A sleek digital multimeter, a compact USB oscilloscope, and a labeled parts tray sit nearby. Cool, diffused daylight from a nearby window mixes with soft white overhead lighting, producing minimal glare and natural, balanced shadows. Photographic realism captures the subtle textures of brushed aluminum, matte plastic, and braided cables. Shot from a three-quarter overhead angle with sharp focus throughout, the composition feels methodical and modern, emphasizing precise troubleshooting and contemporary electronics expertise.