During 2025, the Edmonton-based Dr Phone Fix expanded its footprint to 44 corporately owned stores and entered the Atlantic Canada market with the acquisition of Geebo Device Repair, a six-store chain in Nova Scotia. For its year that ended in late December 2025, the consumer electronics repair and resale chain reported a 19 percent increase in revenue to $12.15-million, compared to $10.18 in 2024, driven primarily by organic same-store sales growth across the company’s existing store base. Operating since 2019, Dr Phone Fix provides fast, reliable, and environmentally conscious repair services alongside a curated selection of certified pre-owned devices and premium accessories with locations from British Columbia to Nova Scotia. The units operate in highly visible locations in the 1000 square foot range in grocery and/or larger format-anchored centres. Depending on the market and opportunity, high street locations are also considered. Brandon Rosser at Cushman & Wakefield Edmonton handles the site selection for the chain. “Looking ahead, our growth strategy remains focused on a balanced approach of new store openings and targeted acquisitions,” said Founder, CEO Piyush Sawhney. “With our national platform now established and infrastructure in place, we are focused on leveraging our growing scale, improving unit-level economics, and executing on a disciplined acquisition pipeline in a highly fragmented market.”
Cushman & Wakefield Edmonton, 10088 102nd Ave., Suite 2700, Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2Z1 (Brandon Rosser – 780/701-3286 brandon.rosser@cwedm.com)
Dr. Phone Fix Canada Corp., 9635 45th Ave., Edmonton, Alberta T6E 5Z8 (780/739-0506 www.docphonefix.com)