MacBook Repair
MacBook repair is what I do every day since 2006: service and component-level repair of MacBook Pro and MacBook Air of any generation, Intel and Apple Silicon. Component level means I don’t replace a whole logic board because of one burnt part — I find and fix the actual fault, under a microscope, with proper measuring and soldering equipment.
MacBooks break no less often than other laptops, especially the modern models — they’ve become thinner and more delicate. Coffee gets spilled on them, they get dropped, clogged with dust and overheat. And sometimes an electronic component on the logic board simply fails — and the computer, or part of its functions, stops working.
Why trust your MacBook repair to me
- Free diagnostics: I check the MacBook and quote the exact cost before any work starts.
- No intermediaries: you talk directly to the technician who will fix your computer — no front-desk clerks and no “we’ll send it to a lab”.
- Component level: I repair the board itself instead of swapping whole assemblies — which is far cheaper.
- Fast: in most cases you get your repaired MacBook back the same day or the next.
- Quality parts: original and high-quality OEM components — agreed with you in advance.
- Warranty: on the work done and the parts replaced.
MacBook repair for any model — what I do
- Service and MacBook Pro repair, any model
- Service and MacBook Air repair, any model
- Logic board repair at the component level
- Keyboard repair or replacement
- Touch Bar repair or replacement
- Trackpad repair or replacement
- MacBook repair after a liquid spill
- Battery repair or replacement on any MacBook
- Repair or replacement of display hinges and mounts
- Ultrasonic cleaning of the logic board in a special bath
- Corrosion cleaning, soldering and replacement of electronic components
- Fixing any cooling and overheating problems
- Fan repair or replacement
- Graphics card / GPU repair
- Disabling or repairing the discrete GPU on MacBook Pro 2010–2012 (A1286, A1297)
- Screen repair or replacement
- Display flex cable replacement on MacBooks from 2016 onward (Flexgate)
- BIOS/EFI reflashing on MacBooks up to 2018
- Hard drive / SSD repair or replacement, if possible
- RAM replacement on models where it’s removable
- macOS installation and recovery
- Installation of another operating system (e.g. Windows via Boot Camp), if possible
- Charger and charging port repair or replacement
- Speakers repair or replacement
- Cleaning or replacement of USB-C ports
This is not the full list — every MacBook can have its own unique problems, so an individual check matters.
Common MacBook Pro and MacBook Air issues
- MacBook won’t turn on at all
- The MacBook turns on but there is no picture
- The image disappears or distorts when opening and closing the display
- The MacBook shuts down while booting the operating system
- A folder with a blinking question mark in the middle of the screen
- macOS doesn’t boot or takes far too long to boot
- Liquid was spilled on the computer
- The MacBook is slow or freezes during work
- Kernel Panic — the system says: “You need to restart your computer…”
- Some keyboard keys stopped working
- Keys type twice or three times per press
- The Touch Bar doesn’t work or blinks
- The cursor runs uncontrollably across the screen
- The MacBook won’t charge or doesn’t hold a charge
- The MacBook display is cracked or damaged
- Lines or flickering on the screen
- Part of the picture is missing or distorted
- The fan is noisy or spins too fast
- The MacBook runs very hot
- A USB or USB-C port doesn’t work or has bad contact
How much does MacBook repair cost
An honest technician quotes the exact price only after diagnostics — it depends on the model and the fault. Diagnostics is free: bring your MacBook to the workshop, I’ll check it and tell you the repair cost before any work starts. In most cases MacBook repair takes one to two days.
The fastest way: describe the problem and send a photo or a short video of the fault to my WhatsApp — I’ll reply right away. Or contact me any way you like.