Hearing Aid Repairs

The majority of "my hearing aid stopped working" calls are solved at the bench in minutes. Common in-house fixes include wax-guard and dome replacement, deep cleaning of microphone and receiver ports, swapping a failed receiver wire on RIC devices, replacing tubing on BTE aids, charging-contact cleaning, Bluetooth re-pairing, and reprogramming after a software update or fresh audiogram.

We also inspect for moisture damage, corroded battery contacts, and feedback caused by a worn earmold. If the issue points to an internal component failure that requires a sealed-unit rebuild, we move it to a manufacturer repair — but most patients walk out the same visit with working devices.

Cost depends on the issue and whether your aids are still under manufacturer warranty. Minor in-house services — cleaning, wax-guard or dome replacement, receiver swaps, reprogramming — are inexpensive, and in many cases bundled into your existing care plan if the aids were purchased from us.

A manufacturer rebuild for out-of-warranty devices is typically a flat-fee repair that includes a fresh warranty on the work. We quote any charges before authorizing the repair so there are no surprises. Call (361) 414-9066 with your device brand and model and we'll give you a realistic cost range before you bring it in.

In-house fixes are usually completed during your visit — often in 15 to 30 minutes. Walk-ins are welcome for quick service like cleanings and wax-guard changes, and a short appointment is typically available when your devices need a deeper look.

Manufacturer repairs generally take one to two weeks once the device ships out. If you rely on your aids daily, let us know and we'll discuss your options during the turnaround. We keep you updated at every stage and coordinate logistics with the manufacturer on your behalf. Call (361) 414-9066 to get started.