Fixed Price Data Recovery
No hidden costs
Our data recovery service pricing is fixed and transparent with no hidden costs or surprises and we keep you notified throughout the process. If an Advanced or Advanced Plus service is required we will always seek your approval prior to commencing recovery.
No fix, no recovery fee
If successful you pay the set price recovery fee once the data has been rescued. It is commercially in our interest to be successful, but if this is not the case the only charge would be for carriage. Alternatively we can securely dispose of your device free of charge. There is an administration fee of £60 which includes delivery and secure packing to and from the agent.
Our expertise
Our highly skilled engineers and knowledgeable customer service team combine to provide the best service possible. Between us we have many years of experience supporting home users to multi-national corporations. Our commitment to R&D, technical skills and customer service has established us as a company you can trust and rely on.
Common faults
Hard drive, USB or other device not recognised
You may have a 'device not recognised' error on a USB device, or a 'hard drive not detected' error on your laptop or PC. These are similar problems, but could have numerous different root causes, which could either be mechanical, software or electronic in nature. It is likely that your data is still recoverable and we have the tools and experience to get it back for you.
Deleted files
Your files may have been accidentally deleted, lost through software errors or erased due to a virus or other malicious software. This does not mean those files are gone for good. We have the tools and experience to recover your irreplaceable deleted files, photos, videos, music and other important personal data. We will locate your lost files and provide a list of our findings. We can then proceed with the recovery of your data or return your device with no recovery charge.
Data corruption
Data corruption can occur for a number of reasons including, software problems, hardware failure, viruses and malware. The corruption may lead to the whole system becoming inoperable, or individual files may become unintelligible or completely unsusable. We have encountered these sorts of problems many times before on various devices and the prognosis for recovery is very good.
Last updated by System Admin on 12th July, 2022
