We repair all MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models — from older Intel generations all the way through to the latest M4 Pro and M4 Max. This includes MacBook Air M1, M2, M3, and M4; MacBook Pro M2, M3, and M4 in 14-inch and 16-inch configurations; and all Intel MacBook models from 2013 through 2020. WhatsApp us if your model isn’t listed — we haven’t turned a MacBook away yet.

MacBook screen replacement at iAssist costs between R2,500 and R12,000 depending on your model and screen size. Older Intel MacBook Air and Pro screens sit toward the lower end while newer Liquid XDR ProMotion displays on MacBook Pro M3 and M4 models carry a premium. All pricing is confirmed after a free diagnostic — you receive a written fixed-price quote before we begin with no hidden fees.

Yes — do not attempt to turn on a liquid-damaged MacBook as this causes further short-circuit damage. Bring it in as soon as possible. We use ultrasonic cleaning and component-level board repair to recover liquid-damaged MacBooks with a 90% success rate. Your data stays completely safe throughout the process.

Yes — this is where iAssist stands apart from most repair centres in South Africa. Apple Silicon logic board repairs require chip-level microsoldering expertise that most shops do not have. Our technicians diagnose and fix faults at component level rather than replacing the entire board — significantly cheaper than Apple’s out-of-warranty replacement, with your data remaining completely intact.

Yes — this is one of the most common MacBook issues we see, particularly on Intel models. The cause is almost always dried-out thermal paste combined with dust buildup in the cooling system. We fully disassemble the MacBook, clean the heatsink and fan, apply fresh premium thermal paste, and test under load before returning it.

Yes — Flexgate affects MacBook Pro models from 2016 to 2018 where the backlight flex cable wears out, causing a stage-light effect at the bottom of the screen or a complete backlight failure. We repair this at component level rather than replacing the entire display assembly, which significantly reduces the cost.

Yes — we replace MacBook batteries on all models using OEM-grade cells. If your MacBook is showing a Service Recommended warning, draining rapidly, shutting down unexpectedly, or has a swollen battery lifting the trackpad, a battery replacement is almost always the fix. Most are completed the same day.

SSD and RAM upgrades are available on older Intel MacBook models where the hardware allows it. On Apple Silicon MacBooks the RAM and SSD are integrated into the M-series chip and cannot be upgraded after purchase. We will always tell you honestly what is and is not achievable for your specific model before any work begins.

Yes — completely free with no obligation. We assess your MacBook, identify the exact fault, and provide a written fixed-price quote. You only pay if you decide to proceed with the repair. There are no call-out fees, no assessment fees, and no hidden charges at any stage.

Completely. Component-level repair leaves your storage, files, and operating system entirely untouched. We treat all customer data as strictly confidential and do not access or copy anything on your device. If a repair ever requires a software reinstall, we will always tell you before we begin and attempt data recovery first.

Yes — we offer door-to-door collection and delivery across the entire Gauteng province for R250. For customers outside Gauteng we work with The Courier Guy for nationwide collection and delivery. Simply WhatsApp us on 078 742 4769 and we will arrange everything from your door.

All MacBook repairs at iAssist come with a 6-month warranty on both parts and labour. If the same fault reoccurs within that period we will fix it at no additional charge. You also receive a written fixed-price quote before any work begins so there are never any surprises.