A micro-soldering bench, not a counter.
BoardRepair is an independent workshop specialised in component-level MacBook logic-board repair. We fix the part that failed, instead of replacing everything that still works.
Repairing what others replace.
BoardRepair has no storefront and no drop-off counter. Everything happens at the bench. Most of the MacBooks that arrive here have already been written off somewhere else.
Most shops swap the whole logic board at the first fault. Fast for them and expensive for you; on many models, your data leaves with the old board. Here, the board goes under the microscope and we search until the faulty component turns up.
Tracking a fault down to one component takes longer than swapping a board. You have to measure, understand what failed, then let the Mac run long enough to be sure it’s fixed. That time is what you pay for, not a brand-new board.
What’s on the bench.
Why repair the board instead of replacing it?
- A logic board is hundreds of components. Usually only one has failed.
- Replacing the whole board costs €600–€1,200 and, on many models, takes your data with it.
- Repairing the component costs €90–€350, keeps your data, and saves a board from landfill.
- It’s also the sustainable choice: a working board stays in service.
A logic-board fault?
