Unfortunately, it sometimes happens that the screen on your laptop goes out.
With a desktop, it's often easy enough to fix; just replace the defective screen. Unfortunately, with a laptop it's not such an easy job and, in this case, it's time to look into selecting a good laptop screen replacement service.
First Things First



The first thing you are going to want to do when your laptop screen goes out has nothing to do with finding a replacement service at all.
If at all possible, you will want to make a backup of all of the data on the laptop. Next, remove any files that might contain sensitive information from the hard drive, including incriminating pictures and any financial information.

Periodic backups to a cloud-based storage service or an external hard drive is a good idea regardless of whether you are looking to repair your laptop or not, but backing data and removing sensitive information is especially important when having any work done on your computer.
You certainly wouldn't want to lose any of your precious data should the unthinkable happen.

Check Around
Look around for local computer repair shops. Some larger retail electronics stores will often offer repair services as well. You will most likely feel more comfortable taking your laptop somewhere to be repaired that is local as opposed to shipping it off to a remote location. Using a local repair service can also save you money by cutting out the shipping costs associated with sending the computer off.

Be prepared, though. It will likely take a few days before your laptop repairs are complete and it's back in your hands. This is especially true if the repair shop has to ship off the computer to somewhere else or has to order parts in order to repair your system.
Check Out Your Chosen Option
After selecting the shop you want to take your system to, it doesn't hurt to do some fact checking before taking your laptop in. First, research the shop and see if there are any complaints filed against it, and judge the nature of those complaints. A good sign is if the repair shop is accredited by the Better Business Bureau.

In addition to knowing the company is legitimate, you can also often see a list of complaints sent to the BBB about the company.
Something else that will instill confidence is a money-back guarantee.