Professional Recovery Services

We utilize advanced cleanroom technology and proprietary tools to recover data from mechanically failed, dropped, or electronically damaged hard drives of all makes and models.

• Clicking, beeping, or buzzing drives
• Read/Write head failure repairs
• Seized spindle motors
• PCB (Circuit Board) damage & firmware corruption

SSDs fail differently than mechanical drives. When a controller dies or NAND chips degrade, we bypass the standard interfaces to read the raw memory cells directly.

• Dead, unresponsive, or unrecognized SSDs
• NVMe, PCIe, SATA, and mSATA form factors
• Controller failure and translation layer corruption
• View Supported Controllers & Models

When multiple drives fail or a RAID configuration collapses, your business stops. We rebuild complex arrays logically, bypassing RAID controllers to extract your critical data safely.

• RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, and custom setups
• NAS (Network Attached Storage) and SAN systems
• Multiple simultaneous drive failures
• Accidental RAID rebuilds or configuration loss

Apple hardware requires highly specialized techniques, particularly with modern integrated logic boards. We are experts at navigating Apple's proprietary file systems and hardware locks.

• APFS and HFS+ file system corruption
• Liquid damaged logic boards
• Integrated SSD recoveries (T2 and M-series chips)
• Time Machine backup recovery

We recover data from physically broken USB thumb drives and corrupted camera cards. We have limited capabilities for monolith drives; contact us with photos for evaluation.

• Snapped or bent USB flash drives
• Unreadable SD, MicroSD, and CF camera cards
• Selective Monolith flash drive pinout recovery
• Deleted photos or formatted cards

We work with enterprise software encryption, hardware-level locks, and complex virtualized environments. If the keys or passwords exist, we can recover the locked volumes.

• BitLocker, FileVault, and McAfee Encryption
• Hardware-encrypted external drives
• Corrupted encrypted volumes and headers
• Virtual Environment (PROXMOX/VMware) recovery