• • System crashes. The only thing worse than a slow Mac is a Mac that isn’t working at all. The best thing you can do is bring it in so we can diagnose the problem and get it fixed for you pronto.

• • Virus removal. If you are experiencing strange pop-ups or unwanted messages on your Mac, you might have a virus. Our expert team will find any viruses and remove them for you, then install virus protection to prevent this happening again.

• • Data recovery. If your Mac isn’t working, or is damaged beyond repair, our team might be able to retrieve your precious data. Again, the best thing is to bring it into our store so we can diagnose what’s happened.

• • Upgrades. If you need help upgrading your Mac, bring it in. Particularly if your Mac is running slow, upgrading it will likely solve the problem.

• • Hardware replacements. We can help with most hardware replacements such as hard drives and logic boards. Best of all, it won’t cost you as much as you might think.

• Something else? These are some of the most common issues. If your problem is not listed above, no worries, bring it in and we’ll diagnose the fault for you.

• Transparent prices. You’ll know exactly how much it will cost you before we undertake any repairs.
• Trusted by Apple. We’re a licensed Apple service and repairs provider.
• Trusted by the community. We’ve helped over 40,000 locals with their computing and general tech needs since 2010.
• Experienced team. All our technicians are Apple Mac experts.
• Insurance assessments. We can assess your Apple Mac to diagnose any problems, then give you a detailed insurance assessment.
• Fast repairs. We know how important your Apple Mac is to you, especially if you use it for work. That’s why we can diagnose and repair most problems – sometimes within a matter of hours.

If you’ve spilled liquid on your Apple Mac, or it won’t turn on, don’t take any risks. We advise that you:

• Turn off your Apple Mac immediately
• Do not restart the computer
• Do not install or reinstall any software
• Do not shake, disassemble, remove or attempt to clean a suspected faulty computer
• Do not attempt to dry a wet computer
• Do not get your ‘friend who’s good with computers’ to take a look at it
• Never attempt to operate any visibly damaged devices
• Contact PC Pitstop immediately

If your Apple Mac is still operating, we recommend you take a few steps to ensure your data is secured before bringing you Apple Mac to us. The key is to do a complete backup of your data so you can be sure it will be safe.

The easiest way to do a backup of your Apple Mac is using iCloud. Simply sync your photos, contacts and files to your iCloud drive and you can be confident they will be safe and secure.