Storage replacement & upgrades
Faster solid-state storage, failed drives and machines that will not boot.
Apple
Mac repairs, upgrades and data recovery.
Diagnosis and repair for MacBook, iMac, Mac mini and Mac Pro—with upgrades where they still make practical sense.
Common repairs
Start with the fault—not a guess.
Describe the symptoms and we will assess the most practical route. Availability depends on the exact model and the parts required.
Memory upgrades
RAM upgrades on models that still support them.
Screen & display faults
MacBook display assemblies and iMac display diagnosis.
Keyboard & trackpad
Intermittent keys, failed trackpads and input faults.
Power & charging
Battery, adapter, charge circuit and startup diagnosis.
Data recovery
Assessment of failed drives and damaged machines with data as the priority.
Parts & approval
Quality explained before work begins.
Where genuine parts are available and make sense, we use them. Where manufacturer restrictions or availability make that impractical, we explain the quality OEM alternative and any device messages or functional limitations before you approve the work.
- Clear price and scope before chargeable repair
- Repair warranty explained at collection
- No passwords or PINs requested through this website
- Back up important data before drop-off whenever possible
Book online
Selby workshop
France Industrial ComplexVivars Way, Canal Road
Selby, YO8 8BE
Weekday drop-offs can be requested online. We confirm the appointment and any parts requirements.
Choose a drop-off timeBy arrangement only
Huddersfield support
Ad-hoc, on-demand support can be arranged through the team. Huddersfield appointments are not available in the online booking form.
Ask about Huddersfield serviceAcross Yorkshire
Find your local repair page.
Our town pages explain how service works from Selby and where Huddersfield ad-hoc support may be relevant. A service-area page does not mean we have an office in that town.
Not sure what failed?
That is what diagnosis is for.
Tell us what happened and what the device is doing now.
