Reliable Repairs for Damaged Laptop Keyboards
A faulty laptop keyboard can make even the simplest tasks frustrating. Whether you’re struggling with keys that won’t respond, buttons that keep sticking or a keyboard that’s stopped working altogether, it’s not something you want to put up with every day.
Prices include VAT, parts and our 12-month guarantee. Free diagnosis, and a fixed quote before any work starts.
At DP PC & Laptop Repairs, we provide professional laptop keyboard repairs and replacements for customers across the UK. We deal with a range of keyboard problems, helping get laptops back into working order without the unnecessary expense of replacing the whole computer.
Common Laptop Keyboard Problems
Laptop keyboards can develop faults for several reasons, from everyday wear and tear to accidental damage. Sometimes it’s just one or two keys causing problems, while other faults can affect the entire keyboard.
Some of the common issues we can help with include:
- Unresponsive keys – Keys that don’t register when pressed or only work occasionally.
- Sticking keys – Buttons that feel stiff, get stuck or don’t return properly.
- Missing or broken keys – Damaged keycaps or keys that have come loose.
- Liquid damage – Keyboard problems caused by accidental spills.
- Keys typing incorrectly – Investigating keyboards that enter the wrong characters.
- Keyboard backlight problems – Faults affecting illuminated laptop keyboards.
- Complete keyboard failure – Keyboards that have stopped responding altogether.
Repair or Replace Your Laptop Keyboard?
Not every keyboard problem means the entire keyboard needs replacing. Some faults can be caused by software settings, drivers or loose connections, while others may require replacement parts.
We’ll assess the issue and explain whether a repair is possible or if fitting a replacement keyboard would be the better option.
On some laptops, the keyboard can be replaced separately, while others have keyboards built into the upper casing. We’ll check your laptop’s make and model to identify the correct parts and explain what’s involved.
If your keyboard has been damaged by liquid, we’ll also check for signs of internal damage, as spills can sometimes affect more than just the keys.
Whatever the problem, our aim is to provide a practical, cost-effective solution that gets your laptop working properly again.
Based in Martock, near Yeovil. Our workshop is in Martock, Somerset. Local customers can have their device collected free of charge, and anywhere else in the UK we can collect from your door with our tracked courier service. Every repair comes with our 12-month parts and labour guarantee.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can one key be replaced on its own?
Sometimes. If only a keycap or clip is broken, it can often be refitted. If several keys have failed, the keyboard usually needs replacing.
Can you fix a keyboard after a spill?
Often, yes. Liquid can also affect other parts, so we check the whole laptop after a spill.
Can I use the laptop while I wait?
Yes. An external USB or wireless keyboard is a good stopgap until the repair.
Keeping Your Business Laptops Working
A faulty keyboard can make a business laptop difficult to use, slowing down everyday tasks and affecting productivity. We provide laptop keyboard repairs and replacements for businesses across the UK, helping get equipment back into working order without unnecessary replacement costs. Whether you’re dealing with a single laptop or several devices with damaged keyboards, we’ll assess the problem, recommend the right repair and help keep disruption to your working day to a minimum.


Let's Get Your Keyboard Working Again
Having problems with your laptop keyboard? Whether you’ve got a few keys that aren’t working, a damaged keyboard or something more serious, get in touch with our team and tell us what’s happening. Let us know your laptop’s make and model, and we’ll help identify the best repair option. We’ll explain what’s involved and provide a clear, no-obligation quotation before any work is carried out, so you know exactly where you stand.

