MacBook Repair in Charleston, SC
From a cracked screen or tired battery to a MacBook that won’t turn on at all — everyday repairs and the advanced board work, done by someone who repairs Macs down to the chip.
Screen replacement
Cracked, lines, flickering or dead display. Full display assemblies for MacBook Air and Pro.
From $79 + parts
Battery replacement
Fast-draining, “Service Recommended,” random shutdowns, or swelling.
From $49 + parts
Keyboard, trackpad & speakers
Sticky or dead keys, unresponsive trackpad, crackling or silent speakers.
From $49 + parts
Charging port repair
USB-C or MagSafe not charging, loose connection, or ports that stopped working.
From $79 + parts
Logic board repair
No power, no display, not charging, liquid damage. Component-level repair.
From $120
Data recovery
Dead MacBook and no backup? I can often get your files back.
From $200
Why bring your MacBook to a board-level tech?
A screen or battery swap is straightforward — until something unexpected turns up. Because I diagnose and repair logic boards every day, I can spot the underlying problem (a failing charging circuit behind a “bad battery,” or a backlight fault that looks like a broken screen) instead of selling you parts you don’t need.
Diagnostics are always free, and nothing is repaired until you approve the quote.
- MacBook Air — Intel and M1, M2, M3, M4
- MacBook Pro 13″, 14″, 15″, 16″ — Intel and Apple Silicon
- Older models — batteries, SSD upgrades and repairs to keep them running
- 6-month warranty on every repair
MacBook repair FAQ
How much is a MacBook screen replacement?
Screen replacements start at $79 plus the cost of the part. Display prices vary a lot by model, so send me your model number for an exact quote.
How much is a MacBook battery replacement?
Battery replacements start at $49 plus parts. If your Mac says 'Service Recommended', shuts down unexpectedly, or the battery is swelling, it's time.
My MacBook battery is swollen. Is that dangerous?
A swollen battery can damage the trackpad and case, and in rare cases can become a safety risk. Stop charging it and get it replaced soon.
Do you work on older MacBooks?
Yes. Intel and Apple Silicon models both. Older MacBooks are often well worth a new battery or SSD upgrade.
Told it’s not worth fixing? Get a second opinion.
Diagnostics are free. Tell me the model and what’s going on, and I’ll let you know honestly whether it can be saved and what it’ll cost — before any work starts.