Apple devices are our specialty — including the board-level work most shops send away. We fix iPhones from the 11 to the latest models, iPads across every generation, MacBook Air and Pro (both Intel and Apple Silicon M1 through M4), iMac, Mac mini and Apple Watch. Screens, batteries, keyboards, charging ports and logic boards: if Apple made it and it's misbehaving, we've probably fixed one just like it.
Our microscope bench is where we earn our reputation. MacBooks declared "unfixable" elsewhere come to us for component-level diagnosis — dead after liquid damage, no power, no display, kernel panics — and more often than not we bring them back. Liquid-damaged boards get an ultrasonic clean and corrosion repair before the damage spreads, and we always give you honest odds before you commit to the work.
Apple parts vary enormously by model and year, so these are starting points only. Give us the model and year (Apple menu > About This Mac, or Settings > General > About on iPhone/iPad) and we'll price the exact part and confirm before any work starts.
| Service | Starting from |
|---|---|
| iPhone screen replacement | from $79 |
| iPhone battery replacement | from $49 |
| iPad glass replacement | from $99 |
| MacBook screen replacement | from $249 |
| MacBook battery replacement | from $129 |
| Logic board / microsoldering repair | from $199 |
Prices are estimates and vary by model and damage — contact us for a confirmed quote.
iPhone and iPad jobs are usually done the same day, often while you wait. MacBook screens and batteries typically take one to three days; logic board and liquid damage work runs three to seven days after diagnosis, because proper microsoldering can't be rushed. We'll always give you a realistic timeframe upfront and keep you posted.
Every Apple fix is covered by our warranty on parts and labour at both our Georgetown and Acton shops. And if your device is still under AppleCare, we'll tell you to use that first — we'd rather point you to a free repair than sell you one you don't need.
Yes — we work on Apple Silicon Macs every week, from screens and batteries to board-level faults. A small number of repairs are limited by how Apple pairs components, so we always diagnose first and tell you honestly what's possible before you spend anything. If we can't do it properly, we'll say so rather than guess.
MacBook screen replacements start from $249, but Retina assemblies vary a lot by model and year — a 13-inch Air and a 16-inch Pro are very different parts. Check Apple menu > About This Mac for your model and year, and we'll give you an exact quote. Most take one to three days once the part arrives.
Power it off immediately, unplug everything, and don't try to charge it or turn it back on to "check" — that can short the board. Bring it to us as quickly as you can. We'll strip it, ultrasonically clean the board and treat the corrosion. Success depends a lot on speed, so sooner is genuinely better.
No — walk-ins are welcome at both shops, and most iPhone screens and batteries are done the same visit, often in under an hour. If you want to be certain we have your part in stock, a quick call ahead never hurts, especially for newer models. Either way, you'll leave with a working phone the same day in most cases.
No. We don't touch your data unless you specifically ask us to — for example, a fresh macOS install. Your files, photos and passwords stay private, and the machine comes back exactly as you left it, just working. That said, a Time Machine backup before any repair is always smart.
Tech Guys
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