Mac Pros are built from separate boards: a logic board, processor trays or boards, and on newer models separate I/O and MPX modules. We work out which part has failed and repair it, keeping costs down on machines that are often still earning their keep.
Common faults
- Power Mac G5: power supply failures and corrosion from liquid-cooling leaks
- 2006–2012 towers: processor board faults, backplane faults and red memory LEDs
- 2013 Mac Pro: graphics card failures and overheating
- 2019 and 2023: power supply and boot faults
Choose your model
- Power Mac G5 (2003–2006)
- Mac Pro tower ‘cheese grater’ (2006–2012)
- Mac Pro cylinder (2013)
- Mac Pro tower (2019 Intel & 2023 M2 Ultra)
Price
From £165 + VAT for non-complex board repairs. Complex repairs (liquid, lightning or GPU faults) from £285 + VAT. The initial assessment and advice are free, as long as we don't need to open your Mac. If a technician needs to open it and spend time diagnosing the fault, or you need a report for an insurance claim, it is booked in as a diagnostic at £45 + VAT (£54). All prices are subject to inspection, and nothing is done without your approval.
Questions we’re often asked
Do you work on processor trays and backplanes?
Yes, on the 2006–2012 towers. We test each board separately to find the one that has failed.