Standard logic board repairs are typically completed within 2-5 business days from start to finish. This timeline includes our thorough diagnostic process, component-level repair work, and comprehensive testing to ensure everything functions properly. Complex cases involving severe liquid damage or multiple component failures might require additional time due to the need for specialized parts or extensive restoration work. Our repair process follows a systematic approach: initial assessment (24 hours), repair work (1-3 days), and quality testing (24 hours). We prioritize both speed and reliability, never rushing repairs at the expense of quality. After the initial assessment, we provide a specific timeline for your case and keep you updated throughout the repair process via email or text. For urgent situations, we offer expedited service options that can reduce turnaround time to 1-2 business days, though additional fees may apply. Our scheduling system allows for efficient workflow management, minimizing unnecessary delays.

Our expertise covers a comprehensive range of logic board issues, from basic to complex repairs. We handle liquid damage restoration, power-related problems (including no power, random shutdowns, and battery issues), charging port failures, graphics chip failures, boot problems, and component-level failures. Our facility is equipped with specialized micro-soldering equipment and diagnostic tools that allow us to perform precise repairs at the circuit level. Our certified technicians can repair damaged sensors, replace blown chips, fix short circuits, address CPU/GPU issues, repair broken traces, and resolve complex board failures. We're experienced with both obvious damage (like liquid exposure) and subtle manufacturing defects that cause intermittent issues. Our advanced diagnostic equipment helps identify problems that might be missed by standard testing methods. We can work on various device models and generations, adapting our repair techniques to each board's specific architecture. Whether it's water damage, physical damage, or electronic failure, we have the tools and expertise to diagnose and repair most logic board problems effectively.

Your data's security is a top priority during our logic board repair process. In most cases, your data remains completely safe since we work exclusively at the hardware level without accessing storage components. However, we always recommend backing up your data before any repair when possible, as this follows best data security practices. For devices that won't power on, our specialized repair techniques prioritize data preservation, using methods that avoid any potential data loss during the repair process. We follow strict privacy protocols and maintain a secure repair environment with controlled access. Our technicians are trained in data protection procedures and sign confidentiality agreements. The repair facility features surveillance systems and secure storage for devices under repair. We never access personal information or storage components unless specifically requested and authorized by the customer. After repair, we perform only basic functionality tests to ensure the device works properly. Additionally, we can provide guidance on data backup options before repair if needed, and we're happy to assist with data preservation strategies for non-functioning devices.

All our logic board repairs come with a comprehensive 90-day warranty covering both the repaired components and our workmanship. This warranty reflects our confidence in the quality of our repairs and the professional-grade components we use. If any issues arise related to our repair work during this period, we'll address them promptly at no additional cost. The warranty includes detailed documentation of all work performed, with repair records maintained in our system for easy reference. Our support team is readily available through multiple channels (phone, email, or in-person) to assist with any warranty-related concerns. The warranty covers component failure, soldering issues, and any other problems directly related to our repair work. We also offer extended warranty options for additional peace of mind. Each repair includes a detailed service report outlining the work performed and components replaced, which serves as your warranty documentation. Our warranty process is straightforward and customer-friendly, requiring minimal paperwork for warranty service claims.

Our success rate exceeds 90% for most common logic board issues, thanks to our experienced technicians, advanced repair equipment, and systematic repair approach. We've successfully repaired thousands of logic boards, ranging from simple component failures to complex liquid damage cases. This high success rate is maintained through our commitment to accepting only repairs we're confident we can complete reliably. Our repair process includes multiple quality control checkpoints and extensive testing procedures to ensure lasting results. Each repair is performed by certified technicians with specialized training in micro-soldering and component-level repair. We maintain detailed repair records and success metrics for different types of issues, allowing us to provide accurate repair probability assessments during initial diagnostics. However, we believe in complete transparency - after thorough diagnostics, we'll tell you exactly what can be fixed and what can't, including any potential risks or limitations. This commitment to quality and honesty is backed by our "No Fix, No Fee" guarantee, ensuring you only pay for successful repairs.

Yes, we specialize in liquid damage repair, with extensive experience handling various types of liquid exposure. Time is crucial with liquid damage - immediately power off your device and don't attempt to turn it on or dry it yourself, as this can cause additional damage. Our professional repair process includes ultrasonic cleaning, corrosion treatment, and component-level restoration using specialized equipment. We begin with a thorough assessment to determine the extent of damage and identify affected areas. Our multi-step repair process includes professional-grade cleaning solutions, humidity-controlled drying procedures, and targeted component repair or replacement as needed. We use specialized microscopes and testing equipment to identify and address corrosion at the microscopic level. Our technicians are specifically trained in handling liquid damage cases and understand the unique challenges they present. Success rates are highest when devices are brought in quickly after exposure, but we've successfully repaired boards with older damage as well. Each repair includes preventive treatments to protect against future corrosion and comprehensive testing to ensure all systems function properly.

Under our "No Fix, No Fee" policy, you won't pay anything if we can't repair your logic board. We believe in complete transparency throughout the repair process, starting with honest diagnostic assessments. If repair isn't possible, we'll provide a detailed technical explanation of what prevented successful repair, including specific component failures or damage that couldn't be overcome. Our technicians will document their findings and discuss various alternative options available to you. These might include recommendations for replacement, upgrading to a newer device, or other solutions based on your specific needs and budget. We'll also provide advice on preventing similar issues in the future and can help transfer data from your device if needed. Additionally, we can provide documentation for insurance claims or tax purposes if required. Our goal is to ensure you understand exactly what happened and what options you have moving forward, even if repair isn't possible. We maintain relationships with various suppliers and can often recommend cost-effective replacement options if needed.

While we welcome walk-ins, scheduling an appointment helps us minimize your wait time and ensure the right technician is available for your specific issue. Our scheduling system is designed to be flexible and accommodate both routine and urgent repair needs. For mail-in repairs, we recommend contacting us first to receive detailed shipping instructions and packaging guidelines to ensure your device arrives safely. When you schedule an appointment, we'll provide a convenient time slot that works for you and prepare for your device's arrival by having the necessary tools and components ready. We offer both standard and emergency service options, with priority scheduling available for critical situations. Our online booking system allows you to select your preferred time and provide details about your device and the issues you're experiencing. This helps us prepare appropriately and potentially identify any special requirements before your arrival. We also offer after-hours appointments for emergency cases and maintain a flexible schedule to accommodate business clients with mission-critical devices.

Logic board replacement, typically recommended by Apple and other repair shops, costs between $1500-$2000 and unnecessarily replaces the entire board when often only a small component has failed. Our component-level repair approach fixes only the specific failed parts, saving you 70-80% of replacement costs while preserving your original board and data. We use professional diagnostic tools and testing equipment to identify the exact failing components and repair them with precision. This targeted approach not only costs less but often provides a more reliable, long-term solution than complete board replacement. Our repairs address the root cause of the failure, preventing similar issues from recurring. Additionally, board replacement often involves unnecessary data migration and potential compatibility issues with other components. Our repair process maintains the original factory specifications while updating only the necessary components. We use high-quality replacement parts and professional-grade soldering equipment to ensure repairs meet or exceed original manufacturing standards. This approach is also more environmentally responsible, reducing electronic waste by repairing rather than replacing entire boards.