
Professional Server Data Recovery Services
Recover Lost, Corrupted, Deleted, or Inaccessible Data From Business Servers and Enterprise Storage Systems
Since 1990, Advanced-Data Recovery Services has provided professional server data recovery services for businesses, government agencies, healthcare organizations, educational institutions, financial companies, legal firms, IT departments, and data centers throughout the United States. Our experienced recovery engineers recover valuable business data from failed servers affected by hard drive failure, RAID corruption, controller failure, firmware issues, accidental deletion, operating system corruption, power surges, fire damage, water damage, and many other complex data-loss situations.
Business servers often store mission-critical databases, accounting records, virtual machines, email systems, engineering files, customer information, and other essential business assets. When a server fails, every minute of downtime can impact productivity and revenue. Our specialists use advanced recovery equipment and proven recovery techniques to safely recover your data while minimizing downtime.
Whether your server contains a single hard drive, multiple RAID arrays, SSD storage, or enterprise SAN and NAS devices, our engineers have extensive experience recovering data from virtually every server platform and storage architecture.
Every recovery begins with a comprehensive evaluation to determine the cause of failure and identify the safest recovery strategy. Once the evaluation is complete, we’ll explain your recovery options, estimated turnaround time, and expected recovery results before recovery work begins. Every project is backed by our No Data, No Charge policy—you only pay if your requested files are successfully recovered.
Server Failures We Recover
Server failures can occur because of hardware damage, RAID corruption, controller failures, firmware problems, operating system errors, power outages, accidental deletion, or physical damage to one or more storage devices. Our engineers recover data from both physical hardware failures and logical server corruption.
We recover data from both physical and logical failures. Physical failures involve damaged hard drives, SSDs, RAID controllers, server electronics, or firmware. Logical failures affect partitions, file systems, RAID metadata, virtual machines, databases, or operating systems while the server hardware remains functional.
Common Causes of Server Data Loss
- RAID Array Failure
- Multiple Hard Drive Failures
- RAID Controller Failure
- Firmware Corruption
- Power Surges and Electrical Damage
- Operating System Corruption
- Failed RAID Rebuilds
- Deleted Partitions or Volumes
- Accidental File Deletion
- Database Corruption
- Water or Fire Damage
- Server Hardware Failure
We Recover Data From
- Windows Servers
- Linux Servers
- UNIX Servers
- VMware Servers
- RAID 0
- RAID 1
- RAID 5
- RAID 6
- RAID 10
- RAID 50 & RAID 60
- NAS & SAN Storage
- Enterprise Server Arrays
Enterprise Server Recovery Specialists
Our recovery engineers have extensive experience recovering data from Dell PowerEdge, HPE ProLiant, IBM, Lenovo, Supermicro, Cisco UCS, Fujitsu, Oracle, and many other enterprise server platforms. We also support virtually every major RAID controller and enterprise storage manufacturer.
Professional Recovery for Critical Business Systems
Recovering data from business servers requires specialized knowledge of enterprise storage architecture, RAID technologies, virtualization platforms, server operating systems, and database recovery. Our engineers create complete sector-by-sector images whenever possible before reconstructing damaged storage systems to preserve the integrity of your original data.
We routinely recover Microsoft SQL Server databases, Microsoft Exchange mailboxes, QuickBooks Enterprise files, Active Directory servers, Hyper-V and VMware virtual machines, engineering projects, accounting records, healthcare databases, legal files, email archives, customer records, multimedia libraries, and other mission-critical business information.
Important: If your server experiences multiple drive failures, RAID degradation, or controller failure, avoid rebuilding the RAID, initializing the array, replacing multiple drives simultaneously, or reinstalling the operating system before consulting a recovery specialist. These actions can permanently overwrite critical recovery information.
If your server has failed or your business data is no longer accessible, contact Advanced-Data Recovery Services today. Our recovery specialists are available 24/7 to answer your questions, explain the recovery process, and help you choose the recovery option that best fits your situation.
24-Hour Data Recovery Service – No Data, No Charge
Affordable pricing with flat-rate recovery options based on your storage device, capacity, and type of failure.