MacBook & Mac Repairin Melbourne

It depends on your model and the fault. A screen on a MacBook Pro costs more than a battery on an older MacBook Air, for example. We diagnose it first and give you a fixed quote before any work starts, and if we can’t fix it, you don’t pay for the repair.

Battery replacements and many keyboard and charging repairs are done the same day. Screens and logic board repairs usually take 1–3 days, and if a part needs ordering it typically arrives within 2–5 business days. We confirm the timeframe before we start.

We repair MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models, from older Intel machines through to Apple silicon (M-series) Macs, as well as iMac and Mac mini. Not sure which one you have? Click the Apple menu and choose About This Mac, and tell us the model and year shown there.

On recent versions of macOS, open System Settings, then Battery, and check Battery Health. “Service Recommended” means it’s worn out. Other signs are the Mac dying well before 0%, only running when plugged in, or a trackpad that’s hard to click or a case that won’t sit flat, which can mean a swollen battery. If you suspect swelling, stop using it and call us.

Often, yes. Switch it off straight away, unplug it and don’t try turning it back on to check. Skip the bag of rice too, as it doesn’t stop corrosion. Liquid keeps damaging the logic board over time, so the sooner we can clean and assess it, the better the outcome.

Most repairs, like batteries, screens and keyboards, don’t touch your data. On newer MacBooks the storage is built into the logic board, so for board faults we’ll explain any risk to your files first and save them wherever we can. We may ask for your login to test the repair; you can set up a temporary account instead, and we never browse your personal files.

We use genuine parts where available, or high-quality equivalents, and we always tell you which option we’re quoting on so you can choose.

If your Mac is still covered by Apple’s warranty or AppleCare, we’ll usually recommend going through Apple first. For out-of-warranty Macs, we’re a faster and often more affordable alternative.

No. We’re an independent repair service, not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple. Our technicians work on Macs every day, and we’ll always be upfront about the parts we use and whether Apple is the better option for your situation.

No. We can come to your home or office anywhere in Melbourne. Repairs that need specialist equipment, like logic board and liquid damage work, are done in our workshop, and we bring your Mac back once it’s fixed.

Often, yes. A new battery, keyboard or screen can give an older MacBook years more use for far less than a new one. If your model no longer gets macOS updates or the repair costs more than it’s worth, we’ll tell you honestly.

Yes. Parts and labour are covered by our repair warranty, so if the same fault comes back, we’ll make it right at no extra cost.