Data Recovery

Get Your Files Back

Losing access to your files is one of the most stressful technology situations you can face. Whether it is years of family photos, critical work documents, or financial records, the stakes are real. We recover data from failed and failing drives, accidentally deleted files, corrupted storage, and formatted devices. We assess recoverability before any work begins and give you an honest answer about what is retrievable.

What We Recover From

Failing Hard Drives Clicking, grinding, or slow drives that have not fully failed yet give us the best chance of a full recovery. The sooner you stop using the drive and bring it in, the more we can save.
Failed Hard Drives Drives that no longer spin up or are not recognized by any computer. We assess whether the failure is logical or mechanical and determine the best recovery path from there.
Accidentally Deleted Files Files deleted from the recycle bin, lost after a system crash, or wiped during an OS reinstall. Recovery success depends on how much has been written to the drive since the deletion occurred.
Corrupted Storage Drives that show as unreadable, ask to be formatted, or throw file system errors. Corruption can happen from power failures, improper shutdowns, or drive degradation. We work to recover the data underneath.
Formatted Drives Accidentally formatted a drive or partition? Depending on the type of format and how much the drive has been used since, recovery is often possible. Bring it in as soon as you can.
Flash Drives and Memory Cards USB flash drives, SD cards, and compact flash cards that have stopped working or show missing files. We work on these the same way we do traditional drives.

What to Do Right Now

If you have just experienced data loss, the most important thing you can do is stop using the affected drive immediately. Every write operation after a failure or deletion reduces the chance of a successful recovery. Do not attempt to run recovery software on the drive yourself, do not defragment it, and do not try to reinstall the operating system. Bring it to us as soon as possible.

  • Stop using the drive immediately
  • Do not install or run recovery software on the affected drive
  • Do not defragment, format, or repartition the drive
  • Do not attempt an OS reinstall on the same drive
  • Power the machine off and bring the drive in as soon as possible

How It Works

Step 1: Contact Us

Call or reach out through our contact page and describe what happened. Tell us what type of drive it is, what you think caused the issue, and what data you are trying to get back. The more context you give us, the better prepared we will be when you bring it in.

Step 2: Drop It Off for Assessment

We assess the drive to determine what happened, what condition it is in, and what is realistically recoverable. We give you a straight answer before any recovery work begins. If the damage is beyond what we can handle in-house, we will tell you and refer you to a specialized clean-room recovery lab.

Step 3: Recovery

Once you approve the recovery attempt, we get to work. We use specialized tools to extract your data without further stressing the drive. We prioritize the files you care about most and keep you updated on progress throughout the process.

Step 4: Data Delivery

Recovered files are copied to a new drive or storage device and returned to you. We walk you through what was recovered, point out anything we were unable to retrieve, and talk through how to protect your data going forward so you are not in this situation again.

Lost important files? Contact us before you do anything else.

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