Independent Apple computer repair for MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, Mac mini, and Mac Pro. We're an independent repair shop that's part of the Apple Independent Repair Provider program, which gives us access to genuine Apple parts for repairs. Unlike Apple Authorized Service Providers (AASPs), our independent status allows us to offer services they typically won't handle, such as data recovery and repairs for older "vintage" Macs that Apple no longer supports.
Mac IT Support for Businesses
We provide ongoing support for businesses that run on Macs, from setting up a new employee’s MacBook to sorting out Wi-Fi problems or getting everyone connected to shared storage. Whether you're a design studio, production company, or a team of developers, we can help keep your Macs working together, troubleshoot software problems, and move users and their files to new computers. We offer onsite service and remote assistance, so you have someone to call when things aren't working.
When it comes to software, we can help you with macOS setup and troubleshooting, as well as support for applications like Apple Music, Apple Photos, FileMaker, Parallels and VMware virtualization software, Adobe Creative Cloud, and Microsoft 365 for Mac.
MacBook Screen Replacement
Vertical lines, flickering, a dark display, or cracked glass after a drop can all mean the screen needs replacing. We replace screens on MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models. Screens vary by model, so send us your model and serial number for an estimate.
Having access to genuine Apple parts means your repairs maintain compatibility with all your device functions, but our independent approach means we can offer more flexible solutions and repairs for situations where Apple might simply suggest a replacement.
Mac Data Recovery
Our data recovery services extend to Mac laptops and desktops, external hard drives, and Time Capsules. Even in situations where you've been told data is lost, we might be able to help – it's worth asking before giving up.
That includes Fusion Drive iMacs and Mac minis, where an SSD and a hard drive are combined into a single volume, so a problem with either one can leave the whole drive unreadable.
Older and Vintage Mac Repair
Apple stops supporting Macs long before they stop being useful. For Intel iMacs, we install SSD and RAM upgrades, and we can install newer, officially unsupported versions of macOS using OpenCore. We also replace worn-out batteries, and keep older Mac Pros running for people who still depend on older software, like older versions of Pro Tools.
For classic Macs, we offer repairs and maintenance to get vintage machines working again.
Liquid Damage and Logic Board Repair
We work on a wide range of Mac devices including the latest MacBook Pros, MacBook Air, Mac Pro desktops, iMacs, and Mac Minis. Our experienced technicians can handle everything from liquid damage recovery to screen and keyboard replacements. We're also skilled at component-level repairs that can often save you money compared to Apple's replacement-focused approach.
How to Find Your Mac’s Serial Number
We’ll usually ask for your serial number before quoting a repair or ordering parts, because it tells us exactly which model and configuration you have. Here’s where to find it, whether or not your Mac turns on.
In About This Mac
- Click the Apple menu, the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen.
- Choose About This Mac.
- The serial number is listed in the window that opens. On older versions of macOS, look on the Overview tab.
- In macOS Ventura and later, it’s also in System Settings, under General, then About.
On the Mac itself
- MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac mini and Mac Studio: it’s printed on the bottom of the case, in the small text near the regulatory markings. A flashlight or your phone’s camera zoom helps.
- iMac: look on the underside of the stand.
- It’s also on the original box, next to the barcode, and listed under Devices when you sign in to your Apple Account at account.apple.com.
We repair Apple computers; we don’t service iPhones or iPads.
Contact us for more information.