Computer Repairs Perth – Fast & Reliable Same-Day Service

Standard call-out fee is $89 including travel and full diagnosis (typically waived when you proceed). Common ranges: virus removal $99–$149, speed tune-up $89–$129, laptop screen replacement $149–$349, MacBook screen replacement $199–$499 (model-dependent), SSD upgrade from $149, data recovery from $150 (no recovery = no fee), emergency after-hours $129. Every job comes with a written quote before any work begins, our No-Fix-No-Fee guarantee, and 25,000+ jobs of experience behind it — backed by 4.8★ from 2,400+ verified reviews. Call (08) 6269 0050 for a free phone estimate.

Yes. Book before midday and we’ll usually have a Perth technician with you the same afternoon. Perth CBD & inner suburbs (Northbridge, Leederville, Subiaco): 30 minutes to 2 hours. Coastal and middle-ring suburbs (Fremantle, Cottesloe, Mosman Park, Scarborough): 1–3 hours. Outer Perth (Joondalup, Mandurah, Rockingham): 2–4 hours. Emergency calls get priority dispatch 7 days a week including public holidays. Every Perth technician is police-checked, fully insured (public liability), and Microsoft- or Apple-certified.

Yes — onsite repairs across every Perth suburb plus regular callouts to Subiaco, Fremantle, Joondalup, Cottesloe, Northbridge, Leederville, Scarborough and Mosman Park. We come directly to your home or office — same-day where available. Same business since 2001; call (08) 6269 0050 to confirm same-day availability for your suburb.

Three distinctly Perth issues that we see in our workshop every week. (1) Dry heat: Perth dashboards regularly hit 70°C+ in summer — past the danger temperature for lithium-ion battery cells, and how perfectly fine laptops come back swollen and dead. (2) Red easterly dust: creeps into vents and intake filters surprisingly fast; we recommend vacuuming or compressed-air them quarterly, more in summer. (3) Coastal salt aerosol: if you’re within a couple of kilometres of the beach (Cottesloe, Scarborough, Mosman Park, Fremantle, North Beach), salt slowly corrodes USB-C ports, hinges and motherboards. We offer a $69 dust-and-thermal clean — call (08) 6269 0050.

Yes — our Apple Certified Mac Technicians service every modern model: MacBook Air M1/M2/M3, MacBook Pro 13/14/16, iMac, Mac Mini and Mac Studio. Screen replacements, batteries, SSD upgrades, macOS reinstalls and Mac data recovery — using Apple-certified parts where stock allows. We cross-reference Apple Support Australia for warranty eligibility before every job, and we’ve been repairing Macs across Perth since the early 2000s.

Yes. Our Perth data-recovery team handles failed mechanical drives, dead SSDs, water-damaged laptops, corrupt RAID/NAS arrays, ransomware-encrypted files and accidentally formatted disks. Free initial assessment, no-recovery-no-fee on the recovery work. We follow the same handling protocols used by national specialist labs, and we don’t outsource — your data stays in Australia. If your drive is clicking or has just stopped mounting, stop using it immediately and call (08) 6269 0050 — recovery is dramatically cheaper before someone tries powering it on five more times.

Yes. Microsoft 365, email and Outlook, network troubleshooting, server work, cybersecurity (aligned with Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) guidance), backup, and ongoing managed support — with or without a lock-in contract. From sole-trader home offices in Leederville to mining-services consultancies in West Perth and engineering firms in Subiaco. 24/7 emergency response for business-critical incidents. Same Australian-registered business since 2001 — certificates of currency for our public-liability insurance available on request.

Standard Perth call-out: $89 including travel and full diagnosis. Waived when you proceed with the repair. Inner Perth may qualify for free call-out during business hours. Emergency after-hours: $129. We provide a written quote before any work begins — no hidden fees, no surprises, no upselling.

Most cases yes. We check TPM 2.0 compatibility (per Microsoft Support AU requirements), install an SSD if the old machine still has a spinning disk, migrate your files and apps, and complete the Windows 11 upgrade with minimal downtime. Machines that genuinely can’t be upgraded get a transparent quote for a custom-built replacement PC — we’ll never push you into a new machine you don’t actually need. Our technicians are Microsoft Certified Professionals.

Onsite where the model and stock allow, workshop for component-level repairs. Apple-certified parts. Most MacBook screen replacements completed same-day across Perth and Fremantle. Our Apple Certified Mac Technicians have been replacing MacBook Air and MacBook Pro screens since the original Retina models. Call (08) 6269 0050 to confirm parts availability for your specific model — quote up front, no surprise charges.

Yes — full clean, security audit, and protection setup so the same infection doesn’t come back. We handle ransomware response, browser hijackers, scareware and stubborn rootkits. We follow ACSC ransomware guidance and don’t wipe your files unless absolutely necessary. Most Perth virus-removal jobs done in 2–3 hours onsite, $99–$149 typical, with security awareness setup included.

Yes — every Perth technician is police-checked, holds at least one of Microsoft Certified Professional, Apple Certified Mac Technician or CompTIA A+/Network+, and is covered by full public liability insurance (certificates of currency available on request for business clients). Same Australian-registered business since 2001 — over 25,000 jobs nationwide, 4.8★ from 2,400+ verified reviews across Google, Product Review and TrustPilot.

• Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) — federal cyber threat reporting, alerts and step-by-step guides for individuals and businesses.
• Scamwatch (ACCC) — current scam alerts, what to do if you’ve been scammed, and how to report.
• IDCARE — Australia’s national identity & cyber support service. Free help if your identity is compromised.
• eSafety Commissioner — online safety help for kids, adults and seniors. Cyberbullying, image-based abuse, scams.
• OAIC — Notifiable Data Breaches scheme — what businesses must do after a data breach.
• Have I Been Pwned? — quick free check whether your email or password has appeared in a known breach.
• AusCERT — the Australian Computer Emergency Response Team based at UQ. Free public security bulletins.

• Apple Support Australia — warranty status check, AppleCare, support articles for Mac, iPhone, iPad.
• Microsoft Support AU — Windows, Microsoft 365, Surface, Xbox support.
• Dell Australia Support — service tag lookup, warranty, drivers, manuals.
• HP Customer Support AU — laptop, desktop, printer help; warranty check.
• Lenovo Australia Support — ThinkPad, IdeaPad, Yoga and Legion warranty + drivers.
• ASUS Australia Support — laptop, motherboard, ROG gaming hardware support.
• Acer Australia Support — drivers, warranty, repair status.
• Samsung Australia Support — laptops, monitors, SSDs, phones.

• NBN Co — Network Status & Outages — check whether your slow internet is your modem or the NBN itself.
• Speedtest by Ookla — measure actual download/upload/ping. Useful before complaining to your provider.
• Fast.com — Netflix’s no-frills speed test (good cross-check vs Ookla).
• ACMA — Australian Communications & Media Authority. Telco rules, spam reporting.
• Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) — free dispute resolution if your telco won’t fix your problem.
• Cloudflare 1.1.1.1 — fast, privacy-respecting DNS. Often speeds up browsing.

• Recycling Near You — Perth Computers — find your nearest free e-waste drop-off across the Perth metro.
• City of Perth Council — search “e-waste” on the council site for current drop-off events in the CBD and inner-Perth area.
• City of Cockburn — Recycling Centre — large drop-off facility serving Perth’s southern suburbs (Cockburn, Spearwood, Bibra Lake).
• MobileMuster — free mobile-phone and accessory recycling. Drop-off at Officeworks, Telstra, etc — including Perth CBD and Joondalup locations.
• TechCollect — free e-waste recycling for computers, screens and printers. Drop-off points across Perth.
• WA Department of Water and Environmental Regulation — state-level guidance on e-waste, hazardous materials and what NOT to put in your bins.

• WA Government — central portal for all Western Australian services and information.
• myGov — Digital ID, Medicare, ATO, Centrelink and most federal online services in one login.
• City of Perth Council — local government for Perth CBD, Northbridge, East Perth and West Perth.
• Small Business Development Corporation WA — business advice, grants, licensing and start-up help for WA small businesses.
• Transport WA — driver licence, vehicle registration, online services.

• ACSC — Multi-Factor Authentication Guide — the single best thing you can do to protect every account.
• ACSC — Ransomware Guidance — what to do (and NOT do) if you’ve been hit.
• Backblaze — straightforward cloud backup we recommend for home users (US$9/month, unlimited).
• 1Password — the password manager we set up for most of our small-business clients.
• Bitwarden — free, open-source password manager alternative.
• Malwarebytes — second-opinion malware scanner. Free version is enough for most home users.
• BleepingComputer — independent tech-news and removal guides; we use it daily.