
Mac Logic Board Repair
Component-level micro-soldering for MacBook, iMac, Mac mini, Mac Studio, and Mac Pro boards that other shops declare unrepairable. Ship it to our Tampa lab from anywhere in the US. Genuine Apple parts, 180-day warranty, no fix no fee.
The board-level repair most shops will not attempt
When a Mac will not power on, will not charge, or restarts at random, the fault is usually on the logic board. Most repair shops only know how to swap the whole board, which is why a single failed chip turns into an $800 to $1,500 quote, or a flat refusal. WarriorMac works differently. We are Apple Certified Macintosh Technicians who repair boards at the component level under a stereo microscope.
We measure the power rails, trace the fault to the exact failed part, a shorted capacitor, a failed PMIC or SMC chip, a blown fuse, a burnt filter, a corroded trace, or a GPU that needs reballing, and we replace only that part. Your original board comes back with your original serial number and your data untouched. If a component or assembly needs replacing, we use genuine Apple parts, and the repair carries a 180-day warranty.
You do not need to be in Tampa. Customers across the United States ship us their machines for mail-in board repair every week. Tell us the symptom, ship the machine, and we handle the rest.
Logic board faults we repair
If your Mac shows any of these, the board is the likely cause, and it is very often repairable at the component level.
No power at all
No fan spin, no chime, no light when you press the power button, even on a known-good charger.
Will not charge
Charges only at a trickle, shows not charging, or the machine only runs while plugged in.
Boots then dies
Turns on for a few seconds then shuts off, or restarts in a loop before it reaches the desktop.
Kernel panics and random restarts
Sudden reboots, crashes under load, or the screen freezes and the machine cuts out.
One or more ports dead
A USB-C or Thunderbolt port stops charging or stops passing data after a spill or a bad cable.
Liquid damage
Corrosion on the board after a spill. We clean, restore traces, and replace the failed components.
GPU or display faults
Artifacts, no image, or black screen with the backlight on, traced to a graphics or display power fault.
Declared unrepairable elsewhere
Another shop or the Apple Store quoted a full board swap. We fix the actual failed part instead.
How mail-in logic board repair works
Five simple steps from anywhere in the United States.
Tell us the symptom
Contact us with your model and what the machine does. We tell you if it is a board-level fault and roughly what to expect before you ship anything.
Ship it to us
Pack it and mail it to our Tampa lab from anywhere in the United States. We guide you on safe packing so the board arrives intact.
Free diagnostic
We open the machine, measure the power rails under a microscope, and find the exact failed component. Then we send you a firm quote.
Component-level repair
We replace only the failed part using genuine Apple parts where a part is needed. Your original board keeps your original serial and your data.
Tested and shipped back
After the board is repaired and your Mac fully reassembled, we run the full Apple Diagnostics Triage Tool suite to make sure your Mac runs properly before shipping it back to you with a 180-day warranty.
Straightforward pricing
Component-level Mac logic board repair starts From $299.
The diagnostic is free and every quote is firm before we start. If we cannot repair the board, you pay nothing.
View repair pricingEvery Mac, Intel and Apple Silicon
Understand the fault before you decide
Plain-language guides to the specific board and display faults we repair.
Mac logic board repair questions
Do you repair Mac logic boards by mail from outside Tampa?
Yes. We are a mail-in board-level repair lab. Customers across the United States ship us their MacBook, iMac, Mac mini, Mac Studio, and Mac Pro logic boards for component-level repair, then we ship the repaired machine back with a 180-day warranty.
What is the difference between logic board repair and logic board replacement?
Replacement means swapping the entire board, which is why a board fault often turns into an $800 to $1,500 quote. Component-level repair means we find the single failed chip, fuse, or trace under a microscope and replace only that part. It keeps your original board, your original serial, and your data, and it usually costs far less.
How much does Mac logic board repair cost?
Board-level repairs start From $299. The exact price depends on the fault, and we only quote after a free diagnostic confirms the actual failed component. There is no fix, no fee, so if we cannot repair it you pay nothing.
Can you fix a MacBook that other shops said was unrepairable?
Very often, yes. Most shops only swap boards and declare a fault unrepairable when a swap is not economical. We work at the component level on shorted power rails, failed PMIC and SMC chips, blown fuses, liquid corrosion, and GPU faults that a board swap would never address.
Will I lose my data during a logic board repair?
No. Component-level repair keeps your original board and storage in place, so your data stays exactly where it is. If a board is beyond repair we discuss data recovery options with you first.
Do you use genuine Apple parts?
Yes. When a component or assembly needs to be replaced we use genuine Apple parts, and every repair is backed by a 180-day warranty.
Ready to save your Mac?
Ship your logic board to our Tampa lab from anywhere in the United States. Free diagnostic, firm quote, genuine Apple parts, and a 180-day warranty.