Full Service Recap PVM and Macs ACT

Jeremy is extremely competent, and I would trust all of my retro tech with him. He has replaced the battery in my Mac SE, diagnosed power supply issues in my Apple IIe, created custom RGB/component cables, serviced and recapped multiple monitors, and recovered important files from obsolete media.Attention to detail is second to none, and generally a great guy. I have recommended friends to see Jeremy in the past, and all are now regular customers.Cheers Jezza!

I have had several consoles and computers repaired by Jeremy @ Full Service Recap. The work is done to a high standard and Jeremy can clearly explain the work done in the repair.

Jeremy diagnosed my Sony PVM-14M4A quickly and I think under-sells his service by selling a 'recap' as he also made various other fixes/adjustments to my unit that helped improve the picture.I'm extremely happy with the result as my PVM now has a beautiful quality picture and the brightness is completely stable (prior to the repair the brightness would constantly go up and down).After the service, Jeremy allowed me to throughly test my gear and gave a lot of tips on maintaining my unit. Will definitely use his services again as this was an extremely positive experience.

Jeremy has provided me an absolutely astounding service in repairing my vintage Macs, and then some.I've had no time to address my vast vintage Apple collection in terms of maintenance and repair, beyond pulling batteries out of each machine before they leak acid making them beyond repair. My day job is demanding, but at least now it's gotten to the point where my wage means I can pay others for their expertise to get my vintage Apples as new again.Jeremy’s process is methodical, ordered and he shares it with you via photos and videos. It's important to let him know what you have in your collection as Apple gear from the '90s is actually more susceptible to the damaging effects on motherboards of leaking electrolytic capacitors, and Jeremy will suggest what you should get repaired first as time is actually of the essence, despite that you may think what's another a couple of years going to matter?The result is your old hardware should live another 20–30 years. Which is important, because it’s possible I won’t be able to play with it much until then!Obviously, not everything can be repaired, and some items are just too far gone in terms of damage made to leaked capacitors or ancient, non-standard power supplies, but Jeremy will do everything he can to get them working again.Highly recommended.