Visiting Techy Sunrise from Pompano Beach
Only Pompano Beach's southern reaches fall within the service radius; the northern beachside adds a longer drive. A coastal city with a fishing pier, a harness-racing track and the Pompano Citi Centre. The city runs from the ocean west to the Turnpike, north of Fort Lauderdale. Techy Sunrise sits on West Sunrise Boulevard in Plantation, roughly 11 miles to the northeast of Pompano Beach, making it a practical stop for Pompano Beach residents who need a phone screen, laptop battery, game console or electric scooter looked at without driving across the whole county. Only the portion of Pompano Beach within roughly twelve straight-line miles of the store is covered by this guide; addresses at the far edge of Pompano Beach may add meaningful travel time, so confirm your exact starting point before you set out. This page lays out a sensible driving route from Pompano Beach to the store, what to bring with you, and the repair services you can request once you arrive.
Route Overview from Pompano Beach
The most direct approach from Pompano Beach follows Atlantic Boulevard, I-95 southbound, Powerline Road toward the West Sunrise Boulevard corridor in Plantation. Drivers reach the 8300 block of West Sunrise Boulevard, between University Drive and Pine Island Road, where the storefront is marked with the official Techy Sunrise signage. From the northeast side of Pompano Beach, Atlantic Boulevard is typically the quickest way onto the Sunrise Boulevard arterial; visitors coming from farther northeast can also join Florida's Turnpike or I-595 and exit onto Sunrise Boulevard, then head toward the Pine Island Road intersection. Travel times vary with South Florida traffic, the time of day, and your exact starting address, so treat any estimate as a rough guide rather than a fixed schedule. The store's verified address is 8359 W Sunrise Blvd, Plantation, FL 33322; the live route buttons on this page open Google Maps with the correct origin and destination pre-filled.
About Pompano Beach
Pompano Beach is a city within Pompano Beach, a coastal city with a fishing pier, a harness-racing track and the pompano citi centre. the city runs from the ocean west to the turnpike, north of fort lauderdale. Because the store sits on the same Sunrise Boulevard corridor that runs through much of central Broward, the trip from Pompano Beach stays on a handful of familiar arterial roads rather than winding through side streets. Because Pompano Beach falls partly outside the store's twelve-mile service radius, residents in the closer sections have the shortest drive; if you live near the far edge of Pompano Beach, allow extra time or call ahead to confirm the visit makes sense for your repair. Either way, calling ahead about parts or assessment keeps the visit efficient.
Preparing for Your Repair Visit
Before you drive over from Pompano Beach, a little preparation helps. Note your device's exact model — for a phone, the model number under Settings; for a laptop, the serial number; for a scooter, the brand and model on the deck or stem — and write down the specific symptom, such as "screen black but phone vibrates" or "scooter throws error 10 after a few feet." If your repair depends on a specific part, call (954) 446-9011 to ask about availability before you travel, especially for less common scooter tires, console HDMI ports, or older laptop batteries. Back up your phone or computer if it will turn on, and remove SIM and SD cards where practical. For electric scooters and e-bikes, bring the charger and any error codes shown on the display. Walk-ins are welcome during store hours, but a quick call or online quote request can confirm that the part or assessment you need is ready when you arrive from Pompano Beach.
Electric Scooter Repair from Pompano Beach
Electric scooter repair is one of Techy Sunrise's principal services, and riders from Pompano Beach bring flat tires, brake drag, charging faults and battery concerns to the Plantation store regularly. The team handles tire and inner-tube replacement, brake inspection and adjustment, battery and charging-system assessment, motor diagnosis, and routine maintenance for popular commuter scooters including Segway Ninebot, Xiaomi Mi, GOTRAX, Hiboy, NIU and more. Service options depend on your scooter's exact model, condition and parts availability, so contact the team to confirm support before your visit. See the dedicated Electric Scooter Repair page for brand-by-brand coverage and a model-specific assessment request. Explore scooter repair services.
Other Device Repair Services
Beyond scooters, the Plantation store services smartphones (iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel), MacBooks and Windows laptops, iPad and Android tablets, Apple Watch and other smartwatches, PlayStation and Xbox game consoles, DJI drones, and general electronics including headphones and microsoldering. If you are unsure whether your device is worth the drive from Pompano Beach, request a free repair quote online or call the store and describe the symptom — a technician can tell you whether an in-person assessment makes sense. View all repair services.
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Sat: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Nearby Directions
Pompano Beach Repair Visit FAQs
How do I get from Pompano Beach to Techy Sunrise?
Take Atlantic Boulevard, I-95 southbound, Powerline Road toward West Sunrise Boulevard in Plantation and head for the 8300 block between University Drive and Pine Island Road. The live "Get Directions from Pompano Beach" button on this page opens Google Maps with the origin and the store's address pre-filled; the "Directions from My Location" button lets Google use your current position.
How far is the drive from Pompano Beach?
Pompano Beach sits roughly 11 miles to the northeast of the store, though only the closer portion of Pompano Beach falls within the store's twelve-mile service radius. Actual drive time depends on traffic, time of day and your exact starting address, so use the live map link for a real-time estimate rather than a fixed number.
Where exactly is the store located?
Techy Sunrise is at 8359 W Sunrise Blvd, Plantation, FL 33322, on the Sunrise Boulevard commercial corridor between University Drive and Pine Island Road. The storefront is marked with the official Techy Sunrise signage.
What are the store hours?
The Plantation store is open Monday through Friday 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM and Saturday 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and closed Sunday. Hours are subject to change, so call (954) 446-9011 to confirm before a longer drive from Pompano Beach.
Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in from Pompano Beach?
Walk-ins are welcome during store hours. For repairs that depend on a specific part — a particular scooter tire, a console HDMI port, or an older laptop battery — call ahead or submit a quote request so the team can confirm availability before you travel.
Can you fix my electric scooter if I bring it from Pompano Beach?
The store services flat tires, brakes, batteries, charging systems, motors and routine maintenance for popular commuter scooters. Service depends on your exact model, condition and parts availability, so contact the team with your scooter's brand and model to confirm support before your visit.
What should I bring with me?
Bring the device, its charger, and any error codes or symptoms you have noticed. For phones and laptops, back up your data first if the device turns on. For scooters and e-bikes, bring the charger and note any error codes shown on the display.
Is parking available at the store?
The store is on the West Sunrise Boulevard commercial corridor in Plantation. Confirm current parking and access details when you call ahead, especially if you are transporting a larger item like an e-bike from Pompano Beach.
Can I get a repair quote before driving from Pompano Beach?
Yes. Use the "Request a Free Repair Quote" link on this page or call (954) 446-9011. Describe your device, model and symptom, and a technician can tell you whether an in-person visit from Pompano Beach makes sense.
What if my device isn't worth repairing?
The team will give you an honest assessment before any work starts. If a repair isn't economical, ask about the store's buyback and trade-in options for phones, tablets and other electronics.