Game Controller Repair in Savannah, GA

Your character moves when your hands are off the sticks. Your aim drifts mid-fight. That's stick drift — the most common controller failure there is — and at Savannah iDoctor it's a $30–$40 repair, not a $70 replacement. We fix controllers in-house at our Montgomery Street shop for every console we service: PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. We're rated 4.8 stars across 437 Google reviews.

What Stick Drift Looks Like

• Menus scroll or characters walk on their own.
• Camera slowly rotates with nobody touching the stick.
• Dead zones grow — you push further and further to get a response.
• One direction stops responding entirely.

Drift comes from worn analog-stick sensors. Cleaning sometimes buys a few weeks; replacing the analog module fixes it properly, and that's the repair we do.

Controller Repairs & Prices

• Analog / stick-drift repair — $30–$40. PS5 DualSense analog replacement is $30, Xbox stick drift repair is $30, and most controllers land in this range.
• PlayStation Portal analog stick repair — $40.
• Buttons & triggers — sticky, mushy, or dead buttons and worn triggers, priced after a quick look.
• Joy-Con sticks and rails — see the Nintendo Switch repair page (Joy-Con repair $49).

Which Controllers We Fix

PS5 DualSense and PS4 DualShock, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One controllers, Switch Joy-Con, and the PlayStation Portal. Drop the controller off with the console or on its own — and if the console itself is sick too, the game console repair page covers the whole setup.