Data Recovery & Backup

When Data Loss Happens, We're Ready

Hard drives fail. SSDs die without warning. Ransomware encrypts everything. Accidents happen—files get deleted, laptops get dropped, water damage destroys electronics. The question isn't if you'll lose data, it's when—and whether you'll be able to recover it.

We provide both emergency data recovery services and proactive backup solutions. Whether you've already lost data or want to make sure you never do, we have the expertise and tools to protect what matters most.

Data Recovery Services

• Failed hard drives (mechanical failure, clicking drives)
• Dead SSDs and flash drives
• Formatted or partitioned drives
• Deleted files and folders
• Corrupted filesystems (NTFS, APFS, ext4)
• RAID array failures
• Water or physical damage assessment
• Ransomware-encrypted data (when possible)

Our Recovery Process

1. Assessment
We evaluate the drive or device to determine recoverability. You'll get an honest assessment—if data can't be recovered, we'll tell you.

2. Imaging
We create a sector-by-sector image of the drive to work from, protecting what's left of your data.

3. Recovery
Using professional-grade tools, we extract recoverable data from the image.

4. Verification
We verify recovered files are intact and usable before delivery.

Backup Solutions

The best recovery is the one you never need. We implement backup strategies that actually work.

3-2-1 Backup Strategy
Three copies of your data, on two different media types, with one copy offsite. This is the gold standard.

Automated Backups
Set it and forget it. Scheduled backups that run automatically to local NAS, external drives, and cloud storage.

Version History
Not just the latest version—access previous versions of files from days, weeks, or months ago.

Testing & Verification
We don't just set up backups—we verify they work and test restoration regularly.

What We Can Recover

Photos, videos, documents, work files, email archives, databases, and more. Success rates depend on the failure type and how quickly you act. Physical damage reduces recoverability, but we've successfully recovered data from drives others gave up on.