When your RAID fails
A RAID only tolerates the failures it was designed for. A second drive dropping during a rebuild, a controller swap or an accidental re-initialization can take the whole volume offline. The data is usually still there, spread across the members in a pattern we can reconstruct.
Recovery for agencies, schools, courts, utilities and public safety — with chain of custody, audit-ready documentation and procurement-friendly terms.
What we recover
- Hardware RAID (Dell PERC, HPE Smart Array, LSI/Broadcom, Adaptec)
- Software RAID (mdadm, Windows Storage Spaces, ZFS)
- Failed rebuilds and double-drive failures
- Re-initialized or reconfigured arrays
- File servers, virtual machines and databases on the array
- Arrays with unknown stripe size or parity rotation
What you get for public-sector organizations
- Chain-of-custody documentation for every device
- Purchase orders and government purchase cards accepted
- Background-checked engineers
- Certified destruction of recovered copies on request
Our process
- Free evaluationShip it, drop it off, or request courier pickup. We log the device into chain of custody on arrival.
- Diagnosis & fixed quoteEngineers find the exact fault and send a fixed quote. Nothing proceeds without your approval.
- Virtual array reconstructionWe image every member drive, then rebuild the array offline from those images — never on the original disks.
- Recovery & verificationWe image the media, rebuild the data and send a file list so you can confirm what matters is there.
- Secure returnYour data returns on a new encrypted drive or secure download. Working copies are destroyed after you confirm.
Pricing & turnaround
Standard
Quote on request
Per agreement
- Single-device recoveries
- Audit-ready documentation
- Encrypted return media
Priority
Quote on request
Expedited start
- Dedicated case manager
- Phased delivery
- Records-retention guidance
Emergency Response
Quote on request
24/7 mobilization
- On-site options
- Evidence-grade handling
- Continuous updates to your team
Starting prices for RAID data recovery are typical ranges, not quotes. Your price is fixed after the free evaluation.