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Mac problems deserve someone who actually works on Macs. Whether your MacBook Air won’t turn on, your Pro’s battery is swelling, or macOS has slowed to a crawl, you don’t have to book a Genius Bar appointment and stand in line at the mall.
I’m Justin with Woodstock Computer Repair. I service MacBook Air and MacBook Pro (and iMacs) right in your home — hardware repairs, macOS cleanups, and moving everything safely to a new Mac when it’s time.
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Cracked, black, or lined Retina displays replaced with the correct panel for your model year.
Batteries that drain fast, shut down at 30%, or are starting to swell and push on the trackpad.
No chime, no screen, no response — often a power, board, or battery issue that's diagnosable in-home.
Spinning beach balls, endless login times, and storage mysteriously full.
Everything moved from the old Mac — photos, documents, mail, passwords — so the new one feels like home.
Coffee or water in the keyboard? Power off, unplug, and call — fast action makes the difference.
Apple hardware has its own rules — panel types, battery service procedures, storage architectures, and macOS quirks differ from the Windows world. I work on both, which also makes mixed households (a MacBook, a Windows desktop, and a pile of phones) easy to support in one visit.
Most MacBook hardware repairs follow the same ~24-hour rhythm as everything else once parts are in hand, and macOS cleanups usually finish in a single visit.
One thing you'll get here that you won't get at a store counter: if your particular repair is genuinely better handled through Apple — a warranty claim, a recall, or a depot-only repair — I'll tell you that upfront instead of charging you to find out.
Turnaround: most hardware repairs are completed within about 24 hours — exact timing depends on the specific issue and, for replacements, parts availability for your model. You’ll always get an honest estimate of both cost and time before any work begins.
Pricing: a flat $85/hr plus parts where needed, with the estimate confirmed up front. Free phone consultation — if it’s not worth fixing, I’ll tell you that too.
In-home service throughout Woodstock, Canton, Marietta, and the north metro — no drop-off lines, no hauling equipment.
Most hardware repairs are finished within about a day, and many software fixes happen during the first visit.
A clear explanation and a real estimate before any work starts. If repair isn’t the smart move, you’ll hear that straight.
MacBook Air and Pro across recent generations, plus iMacs. Tell me your model and year on the phone and I'll confirm parts availability before you commit to anything.
Sometimes! If it's covered by warranty, AppleCare, or a recall, that's your cheapest path and I'll say so. For out-of-warranty repairs, in-home service is usually faster and less expensive.
Often, yes — storage cleanup, macOS maintenance, and (on models that allow it) upgrades can buy real time. If the honest answer is 'it's time,' I'll help you migrate to a new one instead.
Yes — and if we're doing anything storage-related, backing up first is step one, not an afterthought.
Windows machine acting up too? See laptop repair.
Call or text 601-720-4416, or send the form and I’ll get right back to you. Serving Woodstock, Canton, Marietta, and the entire north metro.