Do you repair iMacs in Bath?

Yes. ProMac Bath repairs iMacs in Bath, including screen and glass replacement, SSD upgrades, data recovery and macOS reinstall.

Can you upgrade an older iMac to make it faster?

Yes. SSD upgrades and clean macOS installs dramatically speed up older iMacs. We migrate data and apps as needed.

We perform safe data recovery from non-booting iMacs and failed drives, then transfer files to a healthy disk or backup.

Same-day diagnostics are available in Bath. Many jobs complete same day depending on parts and workload.

Yes. We arrange secure courier service for UK customers when drop-off isn’t convenient.

Core iMac Repair Services:

iMac Screen Replacement: Repair or replacement of cracked, shattered, or malfunctioning iMac displays. This includes both the LCD panel and the glass cover.
iMac Logic Board Repair: Addressing complex issues at the component level on the main logic board, such as no power, graphical issues, or specific hardware failures.
iMac Graphics Card Repair/Replacement: Fixing or replacing faulty dedicated graphics cards that can cause display problems, crashes, or performance issues (common in some older models).
iMac Power Supply Repair/Replacement: Resolving issues with the iMac not turning on or experiencing intermittent power failures due to a faulty power supply.
iMac Hard Drive Replacement/Upgrade (HDD to SSD): Replacing slow or failing traditional hard drives (HDDs) with faster and more reliable Solid State Drives (SSDs) to improve performance significantly.
iMac SSD Replacement/Upgrade: Replacing or upgrading existing SSDs for increased storage capacity or potentially faster speeds (depending on the model).
iMac RAM Upgrade (for older models where possible): Upgrading the Random Access Memory (RAM) on older iMac models that have user-upgradeable slots to improve multitasking and overall performance. (Note: Be sure to specify which older models this applies to, as newer iMacs have soldered RAM).
iMac Optical Drive Repair/Replacement: Fixing or replacing malfunctioning CD/DVD drives (less common in newer models but still relevant for some users).

Other Common iMac Repair Services:

iMac Data Recovery: Attempting to retrieve lost data from damaged or failing iMac storage devices.
iMac Operating System Installation/Repair: Installing or reinstalling macOS, troubleshooting software issues, and resolving boot problems.
iMac Virus and Malware Removal: Identifying and removing malicious software that can affect iMac performance and security.
iMac Peripheral Port Repair: Fixing or replacing damaged USB, Thunderbolt, Ethernet, or other ports.
iMac Speaker Repair/Replacement: Addressing issues with distorted, quiet, or non-functional internal speakers.
iMac Microphone and Camera Repair/Replacement: Fixing problems with the built-in FaceTime camera or microphone.
iMac Fan Cleaning and Repair: Addressing overheating issues by cleaning dust buildup from internal fans or replacing faulty fans.
iMac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Repair: Resolving connectivity problems with wireless networks and Bluetooth devices.

Additional Service Considerations:

iMac Health Checks and Tune-ups: Offering a service to diagnose potential issues, optimize performance, and ensure the iMac is running smoothly.
iMac Setup and Configuration: Assisting new users with setting up their iMacs, transferring data, and configuring software.
iMac Trade-in or Recycling Options: