MacBook & Surface · West Los Angeles
Laptop repair in West Los Angeles
ubrokeit repairs laptops with the same standard it brings to phones: figure out what's actually wrong first, tell you honestly whether the fix is worth it, then do the work right. A cracked screen, a dying battery, a failing keyboard or trackpad, storage that's full or failing, these bring a machine back to life for a fraction of replacing it. A laptop just takes a little more diagnosis than a phone, so the first step is always an honest look at the real cause before anything is quoted.
What ubrokeit handles on laptops
The work that brings a machine back
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Screens
Cracked or dead displays, full assembly replacement.
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Batteries
Short runtime, swelling, won't hold a charge.
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Keyboards & trackpads
Dead keys, stuck keys, a failing trackpad.
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Storage & memory
Upgrades, failing drives, running out of space.
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Ports & charging
Won't charge, loose or damaged ports: often a cleaning or a module, checked first.
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Cleanups & slowdowns
Dust, fans, thermal issues, sluggish performance.
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Board-level repair
Micro-soldering on the logic board, for a machine that won't power on, won't charge, or has a dead board. Bench work, not a same-visit fix: plan on 3 to 10 days, mail-in welcome.
If a machine won't power on at all, that's board-level work: micro-soldering on the logic board, done in-house. It runs 3 to 10 days rather than same-day, and a dead laptop is welcome to come in by mail.
Being straight about board-level and liquid damage
Naming what a repair needs, and what it doesn't
Some laptop failures aren't a part swap, they're board-level problems: liquid that reached the logic board, a chip-level fault, power circuitry that's failed. That's a specialized discipline of its own, and ubrokeit will give you an honest assessment of whether that's what you're dealing with rather than charge you for guesswork. If a machine needs board-level work, you'll be told straight, including when the honest answer is that the repair isn't worth it against the value of the laptop.
Pick your laptop
Go straight to your machine
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MacBook repair
Screens, batteries, keyboards, storage, and an honest read on older models.
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Microsoft Surface repair
Straight talk about Surface's glued construction and what's realistic.
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Dell laptop repair
XPS to Inspiron: an honest read on which model is worth fixing.
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HP laptop repair
Screens, batteries, and the heat problems HPs are known for.
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Lenovo laptop repair
ThinkPads and the rest: machines usually worth keeping going.
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Asus laptop repair
ZenBook to ROG: including the cooling work gaming models need.
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Chromebook repair
An honest worth-it read, plus the support-date and managed-device facts.
How we diagnose it
Find the real cause before quoting a part
With a laptop I want to know exactly what it's doing and when. “It won't turn on” can be a dead battery, a bad charger, a failed port, or something deeper, and those are very different repairs at very different prices. I'd rather spend a few minutes finding the real cause than sell you a part you don't need. If the honest answer is that it's not worth fixing, I'll tell you that too.
The lifetime warranty
Covered for as long as you own it
The work ubrokeit does is covered for as long as you own the device, the workmanship and the part installed. If it doesn't hold, bring it back and it gets made right. New damage is a new repair, not a warranty claim. The standard behind that promise →
Why ubrokeit
Fifteen years in West LA, built on a straight answer
ubrokeit is a fifteen-year repair shop in West Los Angeles, built on telling people what they're actually buying and letting them decide with the full picture. Honest diagnosis, honest pricing, and a straight answer on whether a laptop is worth repairing, backed by the lifetime warranty above. More on how that happened →
Bring ubrokeit your laptop and get an honest read on what it actually needs, and a price you hear before you commit.