When your NAS fails
A NAS hides a Linux RAID, a volume manager and a file system behind a friendly web page. A failed update, a drive dropping out or an accidental 'repair' can leave the volume 'crashed' with no clear way back. We take the disks out and rebuild every layer offline.
Fast recovery for businesses that can't afford downtime: shared drives, NAS boxes, accounting systems and the one server that runs everything.
What we recover
- Synology SHR / SHR-2 and Btrfs volumes
- QNAP storage pools and LVM thin volumes
- Crashed or degraded volumes
- Deleted shared folders and snapshots
- Failed DSM / QTS firmware updates
- Encrypted shared folders with your key
What you get for small businesses
- Downtime-aware scheduling and status updates
- NDA available on request
- Invoicing and purchase orders accepted
- Recovery of business-critical files first
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.
- Layer-by-layer rebuildWe reconstruct the mdadm RAID, then LVM, then Btrfs or ext4 — from images of the drives, never the drives themselves.
- 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
Business Standard
from $700
4–7 business days
- Single drives and small arrays
- Fixed quote after evaluation
- Encrypted return media
Business Priority
from $1,500
1–3 business days
- Dedicated engineer
- Critical files delivered first
- Remote file-list review
24/7 Emergency
Custom
Starts immediately
- Around-the-clock recovery
- Courier pickup in major metros
- Hourly updates on request
Starting prices for NAS data recovery are typical ranges, not quotes. Your price is fixed after the free evaluation.