We repair every MacBook Pro, from the first Intel models of 2006 to the latest M5 machines, in 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17-inch sizes. Whether yours won’t start, won’t charge, is overheating or has had a drink spilled on it, we’ll find the fault and give you a fixed quote first.
Each generation has its own weak points: graphics chips on 2008–2011 models, butterfly keyboards and worn display cables on 2016–2019 models, and pressure-cracked screens on Apple silicon machines. We know them well.
What we fix
- Logic board repair – power, charging and graphics faults repaired at component level
- Data recovery – files back from failed, damaged or erased MacBook Pros
- Keyboard replacement – butterfly, scissor and Magic Keyboards
- Memory upgrades – for models up to 2012 with socketed RAM
We also replace screens, batteries and trackpads, repair liquid damage and hinges, and fit SSDs. See the price list.
Find your MacBook Pro
- MacBook Pro 15 & 17-inch pre-unibody (2006–2008)
- MacBook Pro 13-inch Unibody (2009–2012)
- MacBook Pro 15-inch Unibody (2008–2012)
- MacBook Pro 17-inch Unibody (2009–2011)
- MacBook Pro 13-inch Retina (2012–2015)
- MacBook Pro 15-inch Retina (2012–2015)
- MacBook Pro 13-inch Thunderbolt 3 (2016–2020, Intel)
- MacBook Pro 15-inch Touch Bar (2016–2019)
- MacBook Pro 16-inch Intel (2019)
- MacBook Pro 13-inch M1 & M2 (2020–2022)
- MacBook Pro 14 & 16-inch M1 Pro/Max & M2 Pro/Max (2021–2023)
- MacBook Pro 14 & 16-inch M3 family (2023)
- MacBook Pro 14 & 16-inch M4 family (2024)
- MacBook Pro 14 & 16-inch M5 family (2025–2026)
Questions we’re often asked
Which MacBook Pro do I have?
Open the Apple menu and choose About This Mac. The model and year are shown there, and the A-number is printed on the underside.
Can an Apple silicon MacBook Pro be upgraded?
No, its memory and storage are part of the logic board. We can still repair it, replace the screen or battery, and recover data from it.