Last updated: June 2026
Need reliable TV repair in the UK? Repair Price helps you compare local television repair shops for screen problems, sound faults, power issues, HDMI port damage, backlight failure, software problems and more.
TV repair prices can vary depending on the screen size, brand, fault type and whether replacement parts are available. Comparing quotes before booking can help you avoid overpaying and choose a repair option that suits your budget.
Most TV faults need inspection before an accurate price can be confirmed, but the guide below gives a useful starting point for common repair types.
Television faults can come from the screen, internal boards, ports, speakers, power supply or software. A local repair specialist can test the set and explain whether repair is practical.
Repairing a TV can make sense when the fault is linked to the power supply, backlight, ports, speakers or circuit boards. Replacement may be better if the screen panel is badly cracked or the repair cost is close to the value of a newer model.
For a deeper guide, read our TV repair vs replacement advice before deciding what to do next.
Learn more about repair options, warning signs and cost factors using our specialist TV repair articles.
Repair Price connects customers with local repair options across West Yorkshire and nearby areas. You can compare services by town and choose a convenient repair shop near you.
If you are comparing repairs for more than one device, Repair Price also helps with phones, laptops and games consoles.
If your television is beyond economical repair, recycling may be the better route. Repair Price supports responsible electronics recycling for unwanted TVs, parts and printed circuit boards.
You can start with our electronics recycling hub or review our dedicated TV circuit board recycling service for damaged or stripped television boards.
TV repair commonly starts from around £40 for smaller faults and can rise above £200 for board, backlight or complex internal repairs. Screen panel replacement is often the most expensive repair.
It depends on the model and panel cost. Cracked TV panels are often expensive, but display faults caused by backlights or boards may be more economical to fix.
Yes, many TVs with sound but no picture have backlight, power board or main board faults. A technician can test the set and confirm the cause.
Many TV repair shops handle Smart TV faults including app issues, software problems, Wi-Fi faults, HDMI damage and display failures.
Yes. Non-working televisions can often be recycled responsibly, especially for circuit boards, cables, metals and electronic components.
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