We are fortunate in that over 80% of our business comes from word of mouth, personal recommendations and existing clients.
However, there are reasons why we are recommended, and why we manage to retain our clients.
By sending us your data, you are placing us in a position of trust. We make sure that that trust is never, ever abused.
We have highly skilled, professional, dedicated data recovery engineers, and industry-leading RAID recovery engineers.
Our service history is flawless; we genuinely attempt to deliver the best service possible. Without fail.
We know and understand data storage and storage systems. So much so, we can recover any data, in any format, from any RAID or other device.
We offer a very personal service, whether you are a student with an overdue assignment, or a global multinational with a critical SAN (Storage Area Network) failure that is causing expensive downtime.
We don’t do red tape. Apart from the Terms and Conditions which we will sometimes require completing, we like to remain completely flexible. Although we have an incredibly strong work ethic, petty rules and regulations interfere with our ability to respond immediately to an emergency.
Ultimately, you need someone who is in a position to prevent further data loss – or total data loss. That is our priority – even before the recovery procedure commences. You need someone who understands the operating system you’re using. Someone who knows about file systems – especially non-standard or proprietary systems. If your storage is RAID-based, you need engineers with a high standard of RAID experience and knowledge. Last, but not least, you need a company that will perform the recovery. Quickly, within your required timescale, efficiently, and with minimum disruption to your company or your staff.
If you’re still uncertain, we always recommend you search the internet for any company you might be considering. There are some outfits that appear to offer less-than-satisfactory services, and these will quickly come to light.
Why use Retrodata? • RAID Recovery • Emergency Recovery • Why RAID fails
