• Sample portrait: a smiling woman with long brown hair and glasses in a workshop
    Sample portrait

    Rhiannon Pye

    Founder: diagnostic checks, charging and power faults and liquid spills

    Rhiannon started Wickbench after years fixing university machines on a staff bench. She usually takes diagnostic checks, charging and power faults and liquid spills.

    Usually takes

  • Sample portrait: a man in glasses and a grey shirt against a dark background
    Sample portrait

    Rafi Ocampo

    Screen replacements, keyboards and trackpads, batteries and fan cleans

    Rafi keeps the bench in order, down to a drawer of screws sorted by model. He usually takes screen replacements, keyboards and trackpads, batteries and fan cleans.

    Usually takes

  • Sample portrait: a smiling woman with glasses and curly hair in a blue top
    Sample portrait

    Lucy Barrow

    SSD and memory upgrades, slow or infected machines and data recovery

    Lucy answers the phone and the messages, and talks people through what a repair involves. She usually takes SSD and memory upgrades, slow or infected machines and data recovery.

    Usually takes

Fictional profiles for a demo website. Not real people or real staff.

Looking down into an opened laptop: the cooling fan, its heat sink and the dark circuit board around it
Illustrative photo

Ready when you are

Not sure what’s wrong? Start with a check.

Book a drop-off for the £25 diagnostic check. We find the fault and price the repair, and the check comes off the bill if you go ahead.

A fictional repair shop

This is a demonstration website. Wickbench is not a real business: calls, emails and social links don’t reach anyone, and no drop-off request is sent, stored or booked.

Close note

Demo website

A fictional repair shop

This is a demonstration website. Calls, emails and social links don’t reach a real shop, and the number shown is from Ofcom’s drama range.

The repairs, prices, team, reviews and the guarantee are fictional samples. Nothing is booked, sent or stored.

See the drop-off request