After the crash...

We offer:

• The most affordable data recovery service in York Region and The GTA
• Free evaluation
• No charge if no data recovered
• Customer privacy and confidentiality

We can recover data from a desktop, laptop or external hard drives that are:

• Deleted or formatted drives and partitions
• Not being detected in the BIOS.
• Corrupt or damaged email database
• Not accessible.  FAT table damaged.  etc...
• The computer just won't start for you to do a backup from and you don't know what to do.

We recover data for a flat rate which is guaranteed.  If we don't get your data back, you don't pay us a dime.  Call now for a quick phone evaluation and quote.  Sometimes people think they need a data recovery but what they really need is just a simple backup worth $65 because Windows isn't working.  Other times it can be a physical failure which means it requires to go into the clean room and can cost up to $1,800 approximately.  Some labs charge upto $3,000 but because our lab has lower overhead, we can pass on those savings to you. 

We can do a pre-evaluation over the phone with a rough estimate, but to get a proper estimate we need to have the hard drive in our shop.  (905) 471-5904.  We can get a quote usually in 24 hours.

We are conveniently located on Main Street Markham North above T&T Bakery.

Be Prepared...

We can help you implement a good backup system no matter how simple or complex it might be.  Any backup is better than no backup.  Are you sure you are backing up everything?  Are you sure it was successful?  Are you using CDs when you could be upgrading to DVDs, tapes or external hard drives and save you time and hassle?  How long would it take you to get up and running if you crashed today?  Do you have all your disks in one place?  Do you have a list of all passwords, serial numbers, supplier contact info so you know who to call to get activation numbers, etc.?

Most people don't think about this until it's too late and they need it immediately.  We can help.  Call and ask for a complete disaster plan.  Try to avoid requiring data recovery all together.