RAID Data Recovery Service

RAID Data Recovery Service Redundant Array of Independent/Inexpensive Disks, or RAID, is a system of multiple hard drives for sharing or replicating data. When several hard disk drives are set up to use RAID technology, they are said to be in a RAID array.

The array distributes data across several disks in certain order and exactly in accordance with the selected RAID configuration rules. Array can be organized in many ways, but two basic configurations divide all RAIDs into two diametrically opposite data storage devices in terms of goals.

While the mirrored array are mostly for double-coping the same data on pair of equal volumes, the striped ones are for combining drives into one big data volume.

When Several Hard Drives can be organized in one striped set (RAID 0), and the computer hardware, the programs, and the human eye will see on the screen only one single disk (one-letter drive).

The total capacity of the classic striped array is roughly equal to the sum of every member of RAID:

Striped RAID Capacity = #1 HDD Capacity + #2 HDD Capacity + ... #n HDD Capacity

RAID Data Recovery Rate - effective since 2013

You may start the data restoration process right now if you go with today's guaranteed deal: Databe Lab will recover all your requested files for the firm price directly from this table. If by any reason you will find the recovery results is not what you expected, you pay nothing at all for our service. In some instances, we even proportionately reduce the cost, matching it to the harsh reality of inability to derive all files from severely injured data medium. So, again, you go with the order when you sure you will pay for the service in full, in case of successful recovery. If not, there is no obligation from your side to pay for not wanted data and you may cancel the recovery process at any moment. Many of our customers had told us that they spent plenty of time and could not find even close conditions agreeable to such strict standards for this industry.

RAID - Array of few Hard Drives Data Recovery
(RAIDs of all types: RAID0, RAID1, RAID5, RAID10, and so on)

Regular Service Emergency Service
0 - 2,099 Gb
$980 $1280
2,100 - 7,099 Gb
$1280 $1600
From 7100 and bigger
$1500 $1900

Fast Start: Submit Service Order

RAID data recovery service covers all data loss cases, including

  • Clean Room Repairs (for all internal damages like clicking noises, heads damage, motor problems, severe media damage to platters; These problems are fixed by opening the hard drive under clean room conditions)
  • Firmware problems (Internal microcode damaged)
  • Electronic components (burned PCB)
  • Software recovery (File System corrupted; viruses; deleted files, etc.)

Check the list of RAID device we have already recovered the data from at DataBe Lab

You may be interested to have a close look at particular RAID registered in our growing database of supported devices. There is always delay in adding new RAID models to the list, besides, it is not our primary goal to bring every RAID device into the database, but every device you submit to service goes through the perfectly organized RAID data restoration process that starts with your start-submission form. That form is the paperwork link between you and the data recovery specialist, please take your time and answer to a few questions about the failed array type, the hard drive info in details, and memo about the critical data to recover. Please, do not send or bring your device in the lab before we review your order and check our parts stock to make sure that we are ready to start and finish and deliver your lost files right in agreeable turnaround time.

We also support all network attached drives or servers (NAS-RAID), as well as regular external RAID. So far we do not plan to add any extras to service plan for any additional data retrieving manipulation contributed by extra complexity of network attached servers and external drives with the build-in encrypting features. That table covers all-included external storages for extensive data salvaging and repairs.

Recover your failed RAID with us

RAID Data Recovery often involves replacing failed or damaged hard drive's components in a clean environment. Failed components typically include read/write heads, head assemblies and drive motors.

Recent Problem Solved

Dave B., Chicago, Illinois, United States : Seagate ST3750630AS external SATA

The hard drive was inserted inside of LaCie’s external case. The disk was on when the power surge happened, after that it could not be recognized by computer. In the computer shop the hard drive was removed from its external case and tested with the internal damaged. They also recommended the recovery service. I don't need the hard drive I just need the data from it, there are tons of family photos and home movies, all other files are less important, but would be nice to have back.

After recovery:

... it's so great to have all our things back! It means so much to us. I'll recommend your data service to anyone who's got in the same trouble. It was very smooth process and we're very much happy to deal with Databe professional data recovery team. Our sincere regards...

Marina R., Oshawa, Ontario, Canada : Western Digital My Book Home Edition external

There was no warnings prior to disk's crash. I came from work to the noisy sound that hard drive was making and my laptop HP could not find it any longer.
No operating system was installed on the drive, but it worked with Windows XP Professional Edition. The drive is 500 gig and it's probably has about 100 gig of data on.

After recovery:

... what a surprise! already finished, as far as I can tell from your recovery report everything turned out its best! I loved the way you work, it's so professional. I can't wait to get the new drive with my stuff back, let me get my hands on submitting the payment. I'm so excited! ...

Regular RAID Drives supported for Data Recovery

Hard disks repair

Buffalo RAIDs


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Fantom RAIDs


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Iomega RAIDs


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Lacie RAIDs


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MAXTOR RAIDs


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Synology RAIDs


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VOX RAIDs


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WESTERN DIGITAL RAIDs


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