Yes, but only on supported models. Apple made the rear glass modular starting with the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus. All iPhone 15 and 16 models follow this same design, so we can replace the rear glass on these devices without changing the entire housing.

For previous models, the rear glass is permanently fused to the frame. To repair it properly, we replace the full iPhone rear housing, which ensures the structure, internal shielding, and waterproofing are all intact. We do not offer cheap laser glass-only repairs on fused models, as they risk internal damage and are not comparable to Apple standards.

The rear glass is the visible panel you see on the back of the iPhone. On modular models like the iPhone 14 or newer, it is a standalone piece. The rear housing refers to the structural frame that holds all internal components, and it includes the glass on older models where it is fused.

If your phone is eligible for rear glass-only repair, we will complete that. If not, we replace the full iPhone rear housing with an original part.

Rear glass repairs on supported models usually cost between £119 and £149, depending on the device. Rear housing replacements start from £199 and go up depending on the model. This is a full iPhone back housing replacement, not just cosmetic.

Compared to Apple, our prices are typically 50 percent lower. Apple charges up to £580 for a rear system replacement, which includes the housing, glass, and internal components. Our service is faster, more affordable, and held to the same quality standard.

Yes. Cracked rear glass can let moisture and dust into the device. On newer models, this could compromise your camera, wireless charging, or internal shielding. On older models, cracks can compromise the entire housing and create stress points that damage the screen or internal frame.

Even if your phone still works, a cracked rear is a structural fault. It is always best to get it repaired before it leads to bigger issues.

Yes. The rear panel plays a critical role in protecting and aligning both your wireless charging coil and rear camera assembly. If the rear glass is cracked or poorly fitted, it can interfere with charging consistency, cause overheating, or affect focus and image clarity.

We have seen cases where rear glass shards caused fog inside the camera lens or blocked the wireless charging signal, leading to overheating or failed charging cycles. At iCorrect, we check both features before and after every repair to make sure everything is working perfectly.

All of our repairs, both glass and housing, take 2 to 3 hours. We allow time to properly test camera function, wireless charging, and reseal integrity before returning the device.

Express service may be available for both, but must be booked in advance.

Yes. We reseal all rear glass and housing replacements using the same strength adhesive Apple uses in its factory process. This maintains the liquid resistance of your device under normal use.

However, we advise avoiding full submersion or swim use after any third-party repair, even when resealed. The Apple Store themselves do not officially warranty liquid damage, and no third party, including us, can certify waterproofing.

Yes. All of our rear glass panels and rear housing replacements are original parts, either reclaimed from donor devices or sourced from authorised channels. They match Apple’s factory fit, finish, and durability.

We do not use generic aftermarket glass or incomplete housing shells. Every part is tested, inspected, and installed to the same standards Apple expects from their own technicians.

We provide a two-year warranty on all rear glass and housing repairs. This covers adhesive failure, glass separation, internal issues caused by poor seal, or workmanship-related faults.

Accidental damage or drops are not covered. If something fails due to the repair itself, we will fix it at no cost.

Yes. We often see rear glass repairs done by laser removal that result in internal dust, fogged cameras, or even short circuits. It is a lot more common than we would like it to be.

We remove all damaged components, clean the internals, and restore your iPhone using the correct part for your model. It might cost a little more to undo someone else’s mistake, but we will explain the issues clearly and confirm exactly what we have completed to restore your iPhone back to full functionality.