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Our data-recovery (hard drive recovery) business was started in 2005. Since then we have helped countless individuals, companies, state agencies, and government agencies recover data from disaster, errors/accidents, as well as for forensic or evidential purposes.
Hard Drive Data Recovery, is a service most common in small businesses. Frequently computer users save important data on their workstations, without synchronizing or saving it to a server. Most, do not backup their computers. Eventually the hard disks fail in one of two ways: data corruption or physical damage. The good news is we can recover both. Our advanced data extraction techniques allow us to extract data from corrupt disks, or open and remove platters in a Class-100 Clean Room for the more advanced damage.
Hard Drive Data Recovery also includes Flash Drives, or memory sticks. We are generally able to recover them for a small fee. Our most common complaint results from travelers with digital cameras that are x-rayed.
Finally, RAID data recovery, is part of our Hard Drive Data Recovery services and is the more advanced form of recovery. In cases where a RAID failure occurs and no backups are available, we'll guide you in all the stages of the recovery.
Forensics and Evidence Collection: We assist clients by securing, extracting and processing electronic files for use in investigations and litigation. We provide technically and legally informed service, consultation and expert testimony to law firms, governments, corporations and private parties.
What makes a drive unrecoverable? No matter what any company promises you - and some make outrageous claims - some hard-drives cannot be recovered. If you hear a clicking & grinding noise in your damaged hard-drive, you may be dealing with one of those rare circumstances. Permanent damage generally results from the internal pieces of the drive collapsing and scratching the platter. Fortunately, at Computer Doctors of Maine, Inc., we do things differently. First, we're upfront about chances. Second, we don't charge a diagnostic fee - this one is the biggie. With the large companies that promise unsupported results there is usually hefty fee for the privilege of having them look at it - often that fee is larger than our entire cost of recovery!
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Disk and Data Recovery 
