Why use Circle Hook to recover your data?

Free Diagnostics

Whether it's your business records, pictures of your family, or a research paper, we know how important the data on your computer is to you, and how stressful it is when you've lost access to it. At Circle Hook Data Recovery, we pledge to maintain the security of your data and to restore it to you as quickly as we can.

 

At Circle Hook Data Recovery...

We get back what's been lost.

How would you feel if you took your drive to a local computer shop or shipped it to a national chain, only to find out two weeks later that they couldn't recover your data? Even worse, they charged you just to look at it, and now they want to pass your drive on to something they call "Level 2" recovery - which willl cost twice as much. At Circle Hook, we'll immediately begin diagnosing your hard drive and will tell you what the data recovery prospects are, how long it will take, and how much it will cost. Our diagnostic service is offered to you at no charge.

Confidentiality

We understand that your hard drive contains private information. At Circle Hook, we have an old-fashioned notion of privacy: your data belongs to you and is for your eyes only. We adhere to the high ethical standards of the professional digital forensics community. Your hard drive will not be left on a shelf - it will be stored in a safe in a physically secure location. The computers used to analyze your drive contain anti-virus software, and are scanned prior to each analysis

 

 

Have a broken drive? Don't wait too long.

If you have a broken hard drive containing priceless family photos, don't wait too long before seeking a data recovery specialist. The older a drive gets, the more difficult (and expensive) it becomes to find a matching drive from which we can obtain replacement parts. Usually the replacement drive has to be an exact match - right down to the firmware version. Hard drive manufacturers will not help you; and, if you are hoping to meet the friend of a friend who is computer nerd, remember that very few IT specialists have the training or the tools needed to repair hard drives.