When your server fails
Servers run the services people depend on: records systems, email, file shares and applications. When a server fails, both the data and the configuration matter. We recover file systems, databases and application data so services can be restored.
Recovery for agencies, schools, courts, utilities and public safety — with chain of custody, audit-ready documentation and procurement-friendly terms.
What we recover
- Windows Server (NTFS, ReFS, Storage Spaces)
- Linux and Unix (ext4, XFS, ZFS, Btrfs)
- Domain controllers and Active Directory
- Application and records-system data
- Exchange and email servers
- Clustered and shared storage
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.
- Service-aware recoveryWe prioritize the data your services need first, so critical systems can come back before the full recovery finishes.
- 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 server data recovery are typical ranges, not quotes. Your price is fixed after the free evaluation.