First rule: stop using the drive
Every minute a failing drive keeps running can overwrite your data. Switch the machine off and bring the drive or laptop in — do not install recovery tools onto the affected disk, and do not open the drive.
How we work
We examine the drive and tell you what is realistically recoverable and what it costs — before any paid work starts. Logical cases (deleted files, corrupted file systems, laptops that will not boot but whose disks are healthy) can often be handled in-house at workshop prices. Mechanically damaged drives need a clean-room lab; we say so honestly and help you choose a reputable one instead of selling you false hope.
Afterwards: a backup that actually runs
The best recovery is the one you never need. We set up automatic backups that survive real life — see IT support, or ask during pickup. It is cheaper than any second recovery.
