Data Recovery — Fresno, CA

Lost Files Recovered.
No Recovery, No Fee.

Hard drive crash, accidental deletion, corrupted storage, or failed SSD — we recover your photos, documents, and business data. Transparent pricing, honest assessment upfront.

🎖️ Veteran-Owned Small Business

We Recover From Any Situation

Whether your drive clicked, your laptop got dropped, or you emptied the recycle bin by accident — we have solutions.

Failed Hard Drives

Clicking, grinding, or undetected drives. We assess mechanical vs. logical failure and recommend the right recovery path.

Most Common

Accidental Deletion

Files deleted, drive formatted, or partition accidentally wiped. The sooner you stop using the drive and call us, the higher the chance of full recovery.

Corrupted Storage

SD cards, USB drives, and external drives with "unformatted" errors or unreadable partitions. We extract your data without destroying the original structure.

SSD Failures

SSDs fail differently than HDDs. We use specialized tools for NAND flash errors, controller failures, and firmware corruption.

Ransomware Victims

We check for known decryptors and shadow copies before attempting more advanced recovery methods — no payment to attackers required.

Backup Setup

After recovery, we configure automatic local and cloud backup so you never face this situation again.

Prevent Future Loss

Stop Using That Drive Right Now

Every write to a failing drive reduces recovery chances. Power it off and call us immediately — veteran-owned, honest pricing, Fresno local.

Call (805) 500-6935 Now

Data Recovery Questions

What is your success rate for data recovery?

Logical failures (accidental deletion, corruption) have very high recovery rates when addressed quickly. Mechanical failures depend on drive condition. We assess before charging you a cent.

What does "no recovery, no fee" mean?

If we cannot recover any usable data, you don't pay for the recovery attempt — only the flat diagnostic fee for our time to assess your device.

How long does data recovery take?

Simple logical recovery: 1–4 hours. Complex or large drives: 24–72 hours. We give you a timeline after diagnosis and keep you updated throughout.