Repairs start with finding out what is actually wrong. Two machines with the same symptom often need completely different work, so I diagnose first and explain what I found in plain language before any repair goes ahead. You will know what the problem is, what fixing it involves, and whether it is worth fixing.
What is included
- Full hardware diagnostics: storage health, memory, power delivery, and temperatures
- Component-level replacement of drives, power supplies, fans, and boards
- Laptop screen, keyboard, battery, and charge-port replacement
- Boot failure, blue screen, and startup repair on Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Malware and unwanted software removal, with follow-up hardening
- Liquid damage and overheating assessment, including cleaning and re-pasting
This is probably what you need if…
- A device that will not power on, will not boot, or shuts down unexpectedly
- Physical damage: cracked screens, failed hinges, damaged charging ports
- Overheating, loud fans, or performance that drops off under load
- Suspected malware, pop-ups, or a machine behaving strangely