Hardware repairs
Screen replacement
Laptop panels are graded by resolution, brightness, refresh rate, and whether they are touch enabled, and fitting a lower-grade panel than the machine shipped with is the most common way this repair gets done badly. We match the original specification so the display looks the way the manufacturer intended.
Hinge and chassis repair
A hinge that has started to separate from the lid is not a cosmetic problem. It is usually the plastic mounting posts inside the case shearing off, and left alone it will tear the display cable or crack the panel. Caught early it is a straightforward repair; caught late it becomes a screen replacement as well.
Keyboards and trackpads
Spill damage on a laptop keyboard often stops at the membrane, which means the keyboard is replaceable and the machine is fine. On MacBooks where the keyboard is integrated into the top case, we tell you the real cost before you commit.
Batteries
A laptop that only runs on mains power, or one where the case has begun to flex or the trackpad has stopped clicking evenly, has a swelling battery underneath. That is a safety issue and worth handling now.
SSD and RAM upgrades
This is the single best value repair in computing. Moving an older laptop from a mechanical hard drive to an SSD makes more difference to how the machine feels than any other upgrade at any price, and we clone your existing installation across so nothing is lost.
Overheating, fans, and thermal paste
A machine that runs hot, throttles under load, or roars during simple tasks has clogged fins and dried thermal compound. Deep cleans are $75 for laptops and $150 for desktops, with a 1 to 3 business day turnaround.