Modern HP keyboards are often integrated into the top palmrest assembly, requiring a full strip-down of the laptop to perform a replacement. In our Canterbury lab, I have repaired thousands of HP units over the last 20 years. Whether it's an HP Envy with backlit keys or a rugged ProBook, my goal is to provide a repair that feels as good as new. If your device has other hardware issues, such as a motherboard failure or you simply need a general laptop keyboard repair, I will assess those during the diagnostic. For official HP driver support, you can visit the HP Support Site. For hardware assistance, contact us today.

Every HP keyboard replacement is backed by our 1-year Return To Base warranty. Our process involves testing every single key for tactile response and circuit integrity before the unit leaves our workshop. We prioritise your data security throughout the entire repair journey—hardware repairs do not require access to your personal files. If we find that your issue is actually a motherboard-related circuit failure rather than the keyboard itself, we only charge a small £15 inspection fee. We provide a professional, reliable service that often saves our customers hundreds of pounds compared to manufacturer quotes.

We provide professional keyboard repairs and component replacement for the entire HP family:

• HP Pavilion & Envy Series
• HP Spectre & x360 Series
• HP Omen & Victus Gaming
• HP EliteBook & ProBook
• HP Stream & Chromebook
• HP ZBook Workstations
• UK Layout Replacements
• Backlit Keyboard Fixing

⭐ "repaired it for a fraction"
"Really pleased with the repairs done to my laptop keyboard and usb ports. Another computer repair shop, local to me, had said the repairs would cost over £400 and were not worth doing. However Atlantis repaired it for a fraction of this." — Andy Hill

⭐ "fixed that efficiently"
"I had a problem with an old laptop where the hinge had broken. I took it to a local repairer... but when I collected it, a whole row on the keyboard had failed... Atlantis [repaired] efficiently and to a high standard." — Dennis Auguste

⭐ "all sorted in 15minutes"
"Great service. I had a non responsive laptop that I needed to access quickly. I rang up, popped in and it was all sorted in 15minutes. They were very friendly and helpful, I would definitely recommend." — Jon Starck

1. 1. Free Label: Receive a pre-paid Royal Mail tracked label via email after checkout.
2. 2. Safe Shipping: Drop your securely packed HP laptop at any UK Post Office.
3. 3. Fast Return: Repaired in our workshop and returned via tracked delivery, usually within 3-5 working days.

Can a single key on my HP laptop be repaired?
While individual keycaps can sometimes be fixed, modern HP laptops use membrane assemblies where a single failing key often indicates a circuit fault, requiring a full keyboard replacement for long-term reliability.

How much does it cost to fix an HP laptop keyboard UK?
Our fixed price for most HP laptop keyboard replacements is £90.00. This includes the new high-grade part, professional fitting, and free tracked postage both ways.

Why is my HP laptop typing double letters?
This is often caused by debris or moisture underneath the internal membrane. If cleaning doesn't work, a professional hardware replacement for £90 will fix the issue permanently.

How long does an HP keyboard repair take?
Most keyboard fixes are completed within 3 to 5 working days, including time for thorough testing and secure tracked return delivery.

Where can I get an HP keyboard fixed in Canterbury?
Atlantis in Wincheap is a leading specialist for UK-wide HP keyboard repairs, offering a professional postal repair option for just £90.

Is it worth replacing a keyboard on an older HP laptop?
Yes. For £90, you can restore a premium HP Envy or Pavilion to full functionality, which is far cheaper and more sustainable than buying a new laptop.

How do I fix an HP laptop keyboard that isn't working?
First, try a hard reset and driver update from the HP website. If it's a hardware fault, our specialist replacement service will get you typing again.