We repair every iMac, from the iMac G5 to the 24-inch M1, M3 and M4 models. Common jobs include replacing slow hard drives with SSDs, fixing graphics and power supply faults, and replacing cracked or faulty screens.
Since 2012 the iMac’s screen has been glued to the case, so every internal repair means carefully removing the display and re-bonding it with new adhesive. We do this in-house as part of the repair.
What we fix
- Logic board repair – no power, no picture and graphics faults
- Data recovery – from hard drives, Fusion Drives and SSDs
- Memory upgrades – including the easy-access 27-inch models
We also replace screens and power supplies and fit SSDs; see the price list.
Find your iMac
- iMac G5 (17 & 20-inch, 2004–2006)
- iMac Aluminium 20 & 24-inch (2007–2009)
- iMac 21.5 & 27-inch Unibody (2009–2011)
- iMac 21.5-inch slim (2012–2019)
- iMac 27-inch & Retina 5K (2012–2020)
- iMac Pro 27-inch (2017)
- iMac 24-inch M1, M3 & M4 (2021–2024)
Questions we’re often asked
Why is my iMac so slow?
Most iMacs from 2012–2019 were sold with 5400rpm hard drives or small Fusion Drives. Replacing them with an SSD is usually the biggest speed improvement you can make.
Do you repair the 24-inch Apple silicon iMac?
Yes: screens, power faults and logic board repairs. Its memory and storage can’t be upgraded.