Yes, usually.
Ghost touch (phone doing things on its own, typing random letters, opening apps) is caused by:
Hardware causes:
Cracked or damaged screen
Liquid damage inside
Faulty display assembly
Screen pressing against internal components

Three main causes:**
1. Swollen battery (most common and most dangerous)
Battery expands and pushes screen up from inside
Phone back might look bulged too
Stop using it immediately and bring it in
Swollen batteries can catch fire
2. Failed adhesive
Screen glue has dried out or failed
Common on older phones or after previous repairs
Needs re-sealing
3. Impact damage
Drop has broken internal frame or clips
Screen needs replacing
If your screen is lifting, don’t ignore it. Especially if it’s a swollen battery – that’s a safety hazard.
Bring it in for diagnosis. We’ll tell you which it is and whether it’s urgent.

Technically possible on some older phones, but not recommended for most modern phones.
Here’s why:
Modern phones (iPhone X onwards, Samsung Galaxy S8 onwards, most 2018+ phones):
Glass and LCD are laminated together at the factory
Separating them requires specialist equipment
Success rate is low
Usually costs almost as much as full screen replacement
We don’t offer glass-only on these models – too unreliable
Older phones (iPhone 6/7/8, older Samsung, older budget phones):
Sometimes glass-only replacement is possible
But full screen assembly replacement is more reliable
We’ll tell you which option makes sense for your specific phone
Bottom line: Full screen assembly replacement is more reliable and comes with proper warranty.

Yes, but it means replacing the screen.
Black spots, ink-like blobs, and dead pixel areas are display damage. They can’t be cleaned or reset – the screen itself is broken internally.
This often happens after:
Dropping the phone
Pressure damage
Sitting on it
Liquid getting inside
Screen replacement fixes it completely.

Green (or pink, white, or coloured) lines usually mean display panel damage.
This happens after:
Dropping the phone
Pressure damage (sitting on it, tight pocket)
Internal screen failure
Manufacturing defect on some models
The line won’t go away on its own. Screen needs replacing.
Samsung Galaxy phones especially get green lines after drops. Very common repair we do.

Usually yes. A black screen often means the display panel has failed after an impact, or the connector has come loose.
We’ll test to figure out if it’s:
Dead display (needs screen replacement)
Loose connector (can be reconnected)
Logic board issue (more serious, might not be worth fixing)
Just the backlight (sometimes fixable without full screen replacement)
Bring it in for diagnosis. We’ll tell you what’s actually wrong and whether repair makes sense.