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Data Recovery & Backup

Data Recovery & Backup in Burton, MI

A dead hard drive, an accidental delete, or a corrupted backup can feel like a disaster — family photos, business records, years of work. Before you assume it's gone for good, talk to us. We can also set up backups so it never happens again.

Data Recovery Services

We recover data from failed or damaged hard drives, SSDs, external drives, RAID arrays, and NAS devices, caused by:

  • Hardware failure (clicking, not spinning up, not detected)
  • Accidental deletion or formatting
  • Virus or ransomware damage
  • Water, fire, or physical damage
  • Failed software or OS updates

Call us to talk through what happened — we'll give you an honest read on whether recovery is realistic before you commit to anything.

Backup Solutions — So This Doesn't Happen Twice

Our cloud backup service automatically and securely copies your files offsite over the internet, so your data stays safe and recoverable even if your computer is lost, stolen, or damaged. We set it up, monitor it, and make sure it's actually working — not just installed and forgotten.

  • Automatic, ongoing backup — no manual steps to remember
  • Offsite, encrypted storage
  • Recovery support if you ever need to restore
  • Works for a single computer or a full business network

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you recover data from a drive that won't turn on?

Physical drive failures can often still be recovered, though results depend on the extent of damage — call us to discuss your specific situation.

How much does data recovery cost?

Cost depends on the type of failure and the amount of data involved — call us for a quote based on your specific situation.

Is my data safe and private during a repair?

Yes. We handle every device and every customer's data with strict confidentiality, and we're happy to discuss our data-handling practices before you leave your device with us.

How is cloud backup different from what my computer already does?

Built-in backup (if enabled at all) usually only protects against one kind of failure. Our backup runs automatically offsite, so your files are safe even if the computer itself is lost, stolen, or destroyed.