Yes, we can replace the complete housing on an iPhone 17 Pro Max.
For an OEM repair, we normally need to source a used original Apple housing.
Grade A OEM Housing
Part: about $330
Labor: $150
Total: about $480 + tax on the part
Repair time: 2–3 hours
This replaces both the frame and rear housing. If you plan to keep the phone for another year or longer, we recommend OEM.
Grade B OEM Housing
The part is usually around $200–$250, plus $150 labor. Grade B housings may have scratches or cosmetic wear.
Aftermarket Housing
The part is usually around $200–$250, plus $150 labor. We generally do not recommend aftermarket housings because the fit, finish, and durability may not be the same as OEM.
You may also purchase your own housing and bring it to us. Labor is $150, but we cannot guarantee the quality, compatibility, calibration, or condition of customer-supplied parts.
Please note that housing replacement requires transferring the logic board, cameras, battery, cables, and other internal components.
If the phone has suffered a strong impact, the logic board or other components may already have hidden stress or damage. In rare cases, removing a bent or stressed board can result in power failure or other board-related problems.
We handle these repairs very carefully, and most are completed without any issues. We explain the risk in advance because hidden internal damage cannot always be detected before disassembly.
We cannot be responsible for failures caused by pre-existing impact damage, bending, or internal stress.
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For an OEM repair, we normally need to source a used original Apple housing.
Grade A OEM Housing
Part: about $330
Labor: $150
Total: about $480 + tax on the part
Repair time: 2–3 hours
This replaces both the frame and rear housing. If you plan to keep the phone for another year or longer, we recommend OEM.
Grade B OEM Housing
The part is usually around $200–$250, plus $150 labor. Grade B housings may have scratches or cosmetic wear.
Aftermarket Housing
The part is usually around $200–$250, plus $150 labor. We generally do not recommend aftermarket housings because the fit, finish, and durability may not be the same as OEM.
You may also purchase your own housing and bring it to us. Labor is $150, but we cannot guarantee the quality, compatibility, calibration, or condition of customer-supplied parts.
Please note that housing replacement requires transferring the logic board, cameras, battery, cables, and other internal components.
If the phone has suffered a strong impact, the logic board or other components may already have hidden stress or damage. In rare cases, removing a bent or stressed board can result in power failure or other board-related problems.
We handle these repairs very carefully, and most are completed without any issues. We explain the risk in advance because hidden internal damage cannot always be detected before disassembly.
We cannot be responsible for failures caused by pre-existing impact damage, bending, or internal stress.