
To quickly answer the question of many who might be reading this post, “what is a RAID?” Simply put, it is the joining of multiple hard drives in a way that makes your computer think that there is a single large hard drive connected.
We recently had a 5 drive RAID 5 from a QNAP NAS that was brought in with multiple drive failures. We quickly diagnosed the case, found that a few drives had some bad sectors and firmware issues and we completed the full recovery in 2 days for $1750 (5 x $350) which is our base rate for a 5 drive RAID. The client later informed us that he was told by another lab that their minimum price would be $15,000 USD which is approximately $19,000 CAD. That is 10 times the price he paid Recovery Force. Furthermore, he had his data back in his hands before the other lab would have even received the drives if he had shipped it to them in the US.
As the complexity of RAID recoveries increase, so will our prices and those of our competitors; but, not at the same rate. Things that would drive the cost of a RAID recovery up are damaged heads, virtualization, unusual file systems, RAID configurations and damage caused by attempted repairs and/or recovery attempts which alter the data.
If you are looking for a data recovery lab who can provide you with more affordable RAID data recovery services, without compromise, quality and security, Recovery Force is the data recovery lab you are seeking. We also provide discounts for clients who are reselling our services.
Call 866-750-3169 and talk to one of our team members to find out how we can help you get your data back without your needing to take out a second mortgage on your home.