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Contact us
One address for everything: hello@camerarepairshops.com. We read every message and usually reply within a couple of business days. There is no contact form, no account and no newsletter signup.
Listing corrections
Wrong hours, a moved shop, a business that has closed, a phone number that rings nowhere, or a service tag that is wrong in either direction — tell us and we will fix it on the next refresh.
Please include:
- The business name and city, or a link to its page on this site.
- What is wrong, and what it should say.
- Where possible, a link that shows the correct information — the business's own website is ideal.
Store, lab and repair-shop owners
Claiming your listing is free and always will be. Email us from an address at your business's own domain, or from the business's public social account, and we can:
- Correct your address, hours, phone number and website link.
- Update what your listing says you do — developing, repair, rentals, printing, passport photos, classes, buying used gear.
- Correct which of the four kinds you are listed as: camera repair shop, film lab, repair shop or community darkroom.
- Remove a photo or a review excerpt you object to.
- Remove your listing entirely, if that is what you want.
Not listed? Send your business name, address and website. We list physical premises the public can visit that sell photographic equipment, develop film, repair cameras, or provide darkroom access. We do not list photographers, security-camera installers, phone-repair shops, or online-only sellers — the reasoning is on the about page.
We do not sell leads, advertising placements or ranking. If you are writing to ask how to pay for a better position, the answer is that there is no such thing here.
Reviews and photos
Review excerpts and photographs shown on listing pages come from public business profiles and belong to the people who wrote and took them. If you are the author, or the business, and want something taken down, email us with a link to the page and we will remove it — no argument, no process.
Press and data requests
Working on a story about camera repair, the decline of the mechanical-camera trade, or how hard it is to get gear serviced? We are happy to cut the numbers behind our camera-repair statistics by state, metro or repair type, with attribution and a link. Tell us what you are trying to show and we will tell you honestly whether the data supports it.
What we cannot help with
- Quotes and bookings. We are not a repair service — contact the shop directly using the details on its listing.
- Disputes with a business. We have no relationship with the businesses listed and cannot mediate.
- Diagnosing your camera. A local repair shop will assess it properly, in person — find one near you.