Data recovery.
Get it back — intact.
Failed drives, RAID arrays, deleted or corrupted data, and dropped or water-damaged devices — recovered with evidence-safe handling. We work from forensic images, preserve the original untouched, and hand off cleanly to digital forensics the moment a recovery becomes an investigation.
// two kinds of recovery
// the data is there, or the hardware is hurtLogical Recovery
The drive still works, but the data is gone — deleted, formatted, corrupted, or stranded on a partition that won't mount. We recover from a forensic image, so nothing we do can make the original worse.
- + Deleted, formatted & emptied-recycle-bin files
- + Corrupted, RAW or unmountable partitions
- + Ransomware-encrypted & damaged file systems
- + Database, mailbox & project-archive rebuilds
Physical & RAID Recovery
The hardware is failing or dead — clicking drives, dropped phones, dead SSDs, or a degraded array. We stabilise the device first, image what we can, and rebuild from there.
- ! Failed HDDs & SSDs · mechanical & electronic
- ! RAID 0/1/5/6/10 & NAS array reconstruction
- ! Dropped, water- or fire-damaged devices
- ! Phones, memory cards & USB media
// capability set
// what we recover, and what we recover it fromHard drives & SSDs
Mechanical failures, dead controllers, bad sectors, and worn NAND. We recover from spinning disks and solid-state alike — internal or external.
RAID, NAS & servers
Degraded or failed arrays rebuilt from the surviving members — RAID 0/1/5/6/10, NAS boxes, and virtualised volumes.
Deleted & formatted data
Files emptied from the bin, reformatted volumes, and lost partitions — carved back out of the image, including from slack space.
Phones & flash media
Smartphones, SD and microSD cards, USB sticks, and camera media — including dropped, snapped, or water-damaged units.
Ransomware & corruption
Damaged file systems, corrupted databases and mailboxes, and the recoverable aftermath of an encryption event.
Evidence-safe handling
Recovery on a forensic image with the original preserved — so if the matter turns legal, the data is still admissible.
// the recovery process
// how a recovery runs · assessment through returnAssess
We diagnose the device, confirm whether the fault is logical or physical, and tell you up front what's recoverable and what it will take — before any work starts.
Stabilise & image
Failing hardware is stabilised first, then we take a forensic, sector-by-sector image. All recovery runs against the copy — the original is never altered.
Recover
Rebuild file systems and arrays, carve out deleted and corrupted data, and reconstruct the files — then verify they actually open.
Verify & return
You get a file listing to confirm against, the recovered data on fresh media, and the original back — with a clean hand-off to forensics if the loss needs investigating.
kluetek HQ
| address | 850 College St, Toronto, ON M6H 1A1 |
| phone | (416) 827-1965 |
| helpdesk@kluetek.com | |
| support portal | support.kluetek.com → |
| hours | 08:00–20:00 ET (after-hours on-call) |
| recovery intake | ● accepting devices |
| founded | 2005 · College Street, Toronto |
How it starts
- // 01Stop & callPower the device down — don't reboot, reformat, or DIY
- // 02AssessmentWe diagnose and quote what's recoverable, up front
- // 03Image & recoverWork on a forensic copy, original untouched
- // 04Verify & returnFile listing to confirm, data on fresh media
- // 05Hand-off if neededClean bridge to forensics if it turns into a case