(Photo: Alamy. Illustration by Remie Geoffrei.)

• Digital Cameras

• Phototech

  110 E. 13th St., nr. Fourth Ave.; 212-673-8400;

  The go-to for both the pro whose Canon DSLR needs a new sensor and the cruise-ship passenger, in town for a few hours, who needs to get a filter unstuck. Phototech turns around most repairs in three to seven days (a rush fee of $30 speeds this to 24 to 48 hours). Minor fixes start at $25; overhauls and serious repairs run $95 to 400-plus.

• iPhones/iPads

• NYC iPod Doctor

  877-886-3362

  Demetrios Leontaris repairs not only iPods but also iPads and most smartphones. He makes house calls, and cures a lot on the spot: You can shatter your phone on the way to work and have it fixed that day, barely leaving your desk. Water damage runs $79 and up; screen repairs start at $59 for iPhones and $129 for iPads.

• High-end Audio

• Cosmophonic Sound

  1628 First Ave., nr. 85th St.; 212-734-0459

  Cosmophonic isn’t the cheapest around, but for repairing a $4,000 amplifier, quality trumps price. They’re factory-authorized by Marantz, Infinity, JBL, and Harman/Kardon, do most jobs within a week, and offer home service. Best of all, if you bring in a burnt-out item that’s not worth fixing, they’ll tell you.

• Flat-screen TVs

• Hi-Tech Electronics

  47 Canal St., nr. Ludlow St.; 212-219-3794

  Keeping lots of parts in stock allows High-Tech Electronics to repair most major-brand TVs in two to three days. They never charge for estimates; they’ve been known to do the really small jobs for free; and they’ll pay house calls on customers who live nearby, which is a big deal when you’re talking about hauling in a 52-inch TV.

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