MacBook Pro Repair in Chesterfield

MacBook Pro repairs start from £60. A battery replacement typically costs £150–£250. Screen replacements start from around £250 for a refurbished screen and can be £1,000 or more for newer 14 and 16-inch models. We always give you a clear quote before any work starts.

Yes. MacBook Pro models from 2016 to 2019 (except the 16-inch) use Apple's thin "butterfly" keyboard, which is prone to sticking, repeating or dead keys, often caused by dust or crumbs. We can clean it or replace the keyboard, depending on the fault.

On 2016 and 2017 MacBook Pro models, the thin cable that powers the screen's backlight can wear out from opening and closing the lid. This causes an uneven "stage light" glow along the bottom of the screen, or a screen that goes dark past a certain angle. We can repair it.

It means the battery has worn to the point where it no longer holds charge as well as it should. If you also notice the trackpad lifting or the case bulging, the battery may be swelling, so stop using it and bring it in. A new battery usually costs £150–£250.

Switch it off straight away, don't try to charge it, and bring it in as soon as you can. Liquid causes corrosion on the logic board over time, so the sooner we clean and assess it, the better the chance of a repair. We carry out board-level repairs, which can often save a MacBook Pro that would otherwise need a new logic board.

It depends on the model. Retina models from 2012 to 2015 can have their SSD upgraded, and older models from 2008 to 2012 can also take more memory and a faster drive. Most models from 2016 onwards, including all Apple silicon models, have their storage and memory built onto the logic board, so they can't be upgraded.

Click the Apple menu at the top left of the screen and choose About This Mac to see the model and year. If it won't turn on, look at the small print on the bottom of the case for a model number beginning with A, such as A2338 for the 13-inch M1 MacBook Pro.

If your MacBook Pro is still under Apple's warranty or AppleCare+, check with Apple first, as the repair may be covered. For Macs outside warranty, we can quote for the repair.