One Flat Rate Data Recovery $297

Most companies charge $500 and up for this service, and to compensate for the difference ($203 to be exact) some of them promise not to charge you if they can't recover the data. The reality is that most of the time the data is recoverable, so you're just paying $203 for a false security.

If your hard drive has crashed or become inaccessible - don't panic. There's a good chance we can recover the data for you as long as it works physically.

• No matter what operating system you are running: Windows, Mac, or Linux.
• No matter what kind of storage or hard drive standard you are using: IDE, SCSI, SATA, USB, Iomega Zip, Floppy, Digital Camera.
• No matter how small or big you hard drive is: 1.4MB to 1TeraByte.
• No matter what kind of brand name: Maxtor, Samsung, Seagate, Western Digital, Quantum, Fujitsu, Hitachi, IBM, Toshiba, and any other.
• No matter the nature of the recovery: Repartitioned Hard Drive, Reformatted Hard Drive, Incomplete System Restore, Missing Files, Corrupted Files, Virus Damage, File Structure Damage, Deleted Files, Corrupted Partition Tables, Corrupted Boot Records, Corrupted MFT Records.

So give us a call or email us and we'll take care of the rest. Experience the best rate on the market with a high success rate recovering your data. We will return you data on a media of your choice, a second Hard Drive (preferred), a USB External Hard Drive, a USB Flash Drive, DVDs, CDs, or others.

PLEASE NOTE: There will be a minimum of 1hr ($75) labor charge for evaluation, whether Onsite or Depot. Free pick up and delivery.

Prices on hardware (Hard Drives, USB External, Flash, DVDs, CDs, others) for data return vary according to your media choice.

For only $75 labor you get a professional evaluation of your drive whether it clicks, grinds, makes noises, won't spin at all, smoke smell, head disk assembly damage, motor not spinning, severe media damage to platters, firmware problem, electronics components problem, and mechanical problem.

WARNING: When you experience a data loss situation it is extremely important that you don't act hastily to try to resolve the problem. Doing so can make matters worse and could result in the complete and permanent loss of your data. If you don't understand what is happening with your system, don't do anything but seek our advice.

Tampering with a damaged disk may cause permanent data loss. If your hard drive emits any unusual noises (clicking, grinding or metal scraping), turn it off immediately. This condition typically indicates a problem with the rotor, a head crash, or the controller card, and major media damage that require professional recovery.

Hard drives spin at a high speed rate, anywhere from 3,200 to 10,000 revolutions per minute. Extensive damage can occur in a short period of time if a drive is left running, making the files irretrievable.

Please contact us to discuss how we might help you with your requirements.