Apple Mac & MacBook Repairs Melbourne

What we repair

Most Apple work falls into a handful of categories, and each has a different answer to the question of whether it is worth fixing. We will tell you which one you are looking at before any work starts.

• Screen replacement — cracked glass, dead pixels, backlight failure, display assembly damage across the MacBook range
• Battery replacement — swelling, rapid drain, a machine that will not run unplugged, or a "Service Battery" warning
• Storage and memory — drives that are full, failing, or too slow for what the machine is being asked to do
• Startup and boot faults — a Mac that will not power on, stalls at the logo, or restarts in a loop
• Setup, migration and data recovery — moving to a new Mac, or getting files off one that will not start

Why an independent repairer rather than replacing the machine

Apple hardware lasts. A five-year-old MacBook Pro with a failed battery or a cracked screen is very often a sound computer with one broken part, and replacing that part costs a fraction of replacing the machine. The judgement call is whether the rest of it is healthy — and that is exactly the conversation we would rather have with you upfront than after you have paid for a diagnosis. If a machine is genuinely at the end of its life, we will say so.

How it works

We collect from across Melbourne's eastern suburbs, do the work on the bench at Mitcham, and return the machine to you. Screen work belongs on a bench with the right tools, not on a kitchen table, so this is how we prefer to run it regardless of distance.

• Call and describe the fault — phone diagnosis is free, any hour, and some problems are solved in that call
• We tell you what is involved — what the repair requires and whether it is worth doing, before you commit
• Collection or onsite — we come to you, or you drop off at Mitcham by appointment
• Bench work and return — tested properly, returned with a 30-day warranty on our workmanship