MacBook & iMac Repair Seattle | Screen, Battery, Logic Board
Seattle's Logic Board Experts

Expert MacBook & iMac Repair

Whether you need a screen replacement for your MacBook Pro, a blazing-fast SSD upgrade for your iMac, or complex logic board micro-soldering to recover liquid damage, our certified technicians fix it right.

OEM-Grade Parts
Limited Lifetime Warranty
Data-First Handling
Hover to inspect hardware
Lithium-ion Array
M-SOC
Logic Board & ICs
MacBook Repair Seattle
Retina Display

Device Selection

Which Apple Computer do you have?

Select your specific product lineup below to view exact pricing for screens, batteries, keyboards, and logic board recovery.

Transparent Rates

Base Starting Prices

Costs vary widely based on the exact processor year and model of your device. Click your specific device family above to view your exact price, or view our baseline starting rates below.

Repair Service Standard MacBook MacBook Air iMac Desktops MacBook Pro
Screen / Retina Display
From $149 From $199 From $399 From $299
Battery Replacement
From $149 From $129 N/A From $139
Storage / SSD Upgrade
Soldered to Board Soldered to Board From $199 From $199 (Intel Only)
Liquid / Logic Board
From $249 From $249 From $299 From $249
Hardware Diagnostics FREE ON ALL MODELS

*Note: Storage upgrades are only available on older Intel MacBooks. Apple Silicon (M-Series) models have the storage permanently soldered to the logic board.

Our Solutions

Hardware & Software Fixes

Unlike the Apple Store, we don't just quote you a flat-rate tier. We isolate and fix the specific components that are broken on your existing logic board, saving you hundreds of dollars.

Screen & Display OEM Quality

We fix cracked MacBook Retina displays, shattered iMac glass, Flexgate backlight issues, and damaged hinges using premium display assemblies engineered for perfect True Tone.

Battery & Power Cycle Tested

MacBook saying "Service Recommended" or shutting down randomly? iMac not turning on at all? We safely extract glued-in batteries and replace blown iMac internal power supplies.

Storage Upgrades Data Transfer

Is your older iMac taking 10 minutes to boot? We completely revitalize older Intel Macs by removing failing mechanical Hard Drives and replacing them with lightning-fast Solid State Drives (SSDs).

Keyboard & Trackpad

From sticky butterfly keyboards to unresponsive force-touch trackpads, we can perform full MacBook top-case replacements or individual flex cable component repairs.

Logic Board & Ports

Dead Mac or faulty USB-C/MagSafe ports? Our in-house micro-soldering team can trace shorts on the logic board and replace microscopic burnt chips to save logic boards from liquid damage.

Data Recovery

If your logic board has failed beyond economical repair, our advanced board-level recovery techniques can often bypass failures to retrieve data from soldered logic boards and dead SSDs.

Why trust Gadget Rehab with your Mac?

As Seattle's premier independent repair provider, our capability to do component-level logic board repair means we can often fix what the Apple Store writes off as "unrepairable".

No Apple Tax

Fair, transparent pricing without upselling you a new machine.

Premium Parts

We use strictly OEM or top-tier aftermarket components.

Lifetime Warranty

We stand by our work with limited lifetime warranties on most parts.

Fast Turnaround

Same-day options available on most standard diagnostics and batteries.

10+

Years of Apple Expertise

Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) Intel Core Processors

Visit our Seattle Shop

Drop off your Mac for a fast, local repair, or securely mail it in from anywhere in the country.

Gadget Rehab

3511 NE 45th St STE 1
Seattle, WA 98105

Hours

Mon–Fri: 10am – 6pm
Sat: 11am – 4pm

Frequently Asked Questions

Apple said my Mac can't be fixed. Can you?
Yes, frequently. Apple Stores do not perform board-level micro-soldering; they only replace entire modular components, which is why their out-of-warranty quotes are so high. We pinpoint and replace the specific blown capacitor or chip on your existing logic board, allowing us to fix Macs they reject for a fraction of the cost.
How do I find my specific Mac model?
Click the Apple logo () in the top left corner of your screen and select About This Mac. This will display your exact model (e.g., iMac 24-inch, M1, 2021). If it won't turn on, flip your MacBook over or look at the bottom of your iMac stand for the "A-number" (e.g., A2442) printed in fine text.
Can you speed up my slow iMac?
Absolutely! The most common reason for a slow older iMac (2012-2019) is a failing mechanical hard drive or Fusion Drive. We can open the iMac and replace it with a modern Solid State Drive (SSD), which typically makes the computer run 5x to 10x faster. We can also transfer your old data to the new drive.
Is my data safe during a repair?
For standard hardware replacements (like a new screen or battery), your data is completely unaffected. If you are getting an older iMac storage upgrade, we clone your data over. For liquid damage or logic board repair, data loss is a risk if the storage chips were shorted. We always highly recommend making a Time Machine backup before bringing any device in if possible.