Yes. We specialize in logic board–level repair, meaning we fix issues down to the component level instead of replacing the entire board. This saves you money and often recovers data that would otherwise be lost.

Yes. We restore liquid-damaged Macs by cleaning and repairing the affected circuits on the logic board. Many shops only offer full board replacements, but we repair the damage directly.

Yes, but we do it differently. In some cases we repair the screen itself to save cost, while in other cases a full replacement is the best choice. We’ll always guide you to the most cost-effective option.

We repair every Mac device, including:

• MacBook Air

• MacBook Pro

• iMac (21.5”, 27”, and the new 24” M1, M2, M3, and M4 models)

• Mac mini

• Mac Studio

Yes. We service a full range of external Mac displays, including Studio Displays, Pro Display XDR, Thunderbolt Displays, and older Apple Cinema Displays. Our work covers screen replacements, power issues, and logic board-level diagnostics.

Yes. We service Macs of every generation, from the newest M4 devices all the way back to the original 1984 Macintosh. However, due to the age of vintage machines, repairs can sometimes be limited by the availability of parts or the condition of the device. While not every older Mac can be restored to full working order, we do our best to preserve and repair them when possible, and we’ll always give you an honest assessment before proceeding.

Yes. We always prioritize genuine parts whenever they are available. In cases where genuine parts are no longer produced or difficult to source, we use premium third-party components that meet our strict quality standards. This ensures your Mac receives the highest quality repair possible.

Yes. Many of our customers come to us after being told their Mac or display was “not repairable.” We specialize in advanced repairs other shops don’t offer, including power circuits, charging issues, and board-level fixes.

Yes. Many local repair businesses trust us to handle advanced logic board repairs that they don’t perform in-house. While we don’t name names, it’s common for shops to rely on our expertise when the work requires board-level diagnostics and microsoldering. This means when you come directly to us, you’re working with the specialists other repair shops already trust.

We repair every device as quickly as possible, but repair times depend on the complexity of the issue and current customer flow. Standard repairs are completed in the order they are received, and in some cases may take up to two weeks. For customers who need their device back sooner, we offer expedited repair service at an additional cost.

Yes. Even if your Mac won’t turn on, we can often recover your files, photos, and documents directly from the storage.

In many cases, yes. A quality repair can extend the life of your Mac or display for years at a fraction of the replacement cost. We’ll give you an honest assessment so you can decide.

Yes. We repair all of them, including the latest MacBook and iMac models, and we’ll be ready for future systems too.

Walk-ins are welcome, but booking an appointment ensures the fastest turnaround.

Yes. All repairs include a warranty on parts and labor, giving you peace of mind.

That’s not a problem. We often succeed where other shops cannot. Bring it in and we’ll give it a fresh evaluation.

We’re on Roswell Road in Marietta, about 15 minutes from Downtown Kennesaw via I-75. Customers regularly visit us from Kennesaw, Acworth, and Woodstock for expert Mac repairs they can’t get anywhere else.

Yes. We frequently help students at Kennesaw State University who need fast Mac repairs during the school year. Whether it’s a MacBook not charging, a broken screen, or logic board issues, we know how important it is for students to get back up and running quickly. We also serve students from nearby schools like Georgia Tech, Georgia State, and Emory University.