iPhone data recovery services
Apple authorized recovery for all iPhone models and every type of data loss. Whether your device was dropped, exposed to water, stuck in a boot loop, or stopped turning on entirely, SalvageData's Apple Independent Repair Provider certification means your iPhone is handled by specialists who meet Apple's own technical standards. Trusted since 2003 with a 96.7% success rate.
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Apple authorized and certified for iPhone recovery
SalvageData is an Apple Independent Repair Provider — the certification Apple's own program uses to identify qualified third-party labs. Our technicians use Apple-approved methods and parts, so recovery does not void your warranty.
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What's wrong with your iPhone?
Tell us about your situation and we'll provide an honest estimate. The evaluation is free, backed by our No Data, No Charge guarantee.
What seems to be the problem with your device?
Common iPhone data loss scenarios we handle
Apple logo freeze or boot loop
Caused by a failed iOS update, interrupted install, or jailbreaking attempt. The device appears unusable, but data is almost always intact and accessible with professional recovery tools.
Dead or completely unresponsive iPhone
A phone that won't power on often still has intact internal storage. iPhones and iPads use a BGA-mounted NVMe SSD — a compact flash storage chip soldered directly to the logic board — and SalvageData's engineers can access that chip directly, including on devices with logic board failures.
iTunes restore errors (Error 14, 1110, and others)
These errors occur during a restore or update and can leave the device in an incomplete state. Recovery is possible without finishing the failed restore in most cases.
No iCloud or iTunes backup available
When no backup exists or the latest one predates the lost data, recovery must come directly from the device's internal memory. SalvageData recovers data this way regularly.
Deleted files, messages, or contacts
Accidental deletion is recoverable in many cases, depending on how much new data has been written to storage since. Early action improves the outcome significantly.
Broken, overheated, or water-damaged iPhone
Liquid exposure and overheating corrode logic board components over time. Even devices with severe physical damage have been recovered inside SalvageData's certified cleanroom.
Locked or disabled iPhone
A forgotten passcode or too many failed attempts does not mean data is gone. SalvageData handles recovery from locked and disabled devices, including those with lost Apple ID access.
How much does iPhone data recovery cost?
iPhone data recovery costs depend on the type of failure, the extent of the damage, and the recovery method required. The final cost is confirmed after the free evaluation, but the average costs can be found below.
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Minor
$200–450
Accidental deletion
Software corruption
Failed restores
Boot loops
Quickly formatted devices
Missing Files
Apple Logo Freeze
iTunes or Finder Errors
Moderate
$500–900
Cracked screens
Water damage
Overheating
Drop damage
Won't Turn On
Visible Physical Damage
Known Liquid Exposure
Severe
$1,000+
Advanced recovery procedures
Chip-level memory access
Cleanroom disassembly
Complete Device Failure
Fire or Flood Damage
Logic Board Failure
Why choose SalvageData for iPhone data recovery
Most trusted and most credentialed iPhone data recovery provider in the United States.
Certified experts
Recovery performed inside an ISO-certified laboratory by Apple device specialists. SalvageData holds Apple IRP, SOC 2 Type II, and ISO 9001:2015 certifications.
No data, no charge
If recovery is unsuccessful, there is no fee for the attempt. This applies to all service tiers and all failure types.
Free diagnostic
Every case begins with a free evaluation. You will know the issue, the recovery scope, and the cost before any work begins.
Fast recovery
Multiple turnaround options are available, including emergency service for time-critical cases.
24/7 emergency services
Our team is reachable around the clock. Call 1-800-972-3282 at any hour to speak with a data recovery advisor.
Talk to a data recovery advisor
Our expert team provides immediate assistance and is ready to address all your questions.
Specialized certifications and compliance
To satisfy the security requirements of corporate customers and government agencies, SalvageData undergoes annual SOC 2 Type II audits. Full certifications include ISO 9001:2015, AICPA SOC 2 Type II, BBB Accredited A+, Microsoft Trusted Partner, GSA Contract Holder, and HIPAA compliance.
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iPhone data recovery FAQ
Yes. SalvageData's technicians work with all types of physically damaged Apple devices. Recovery is conducted in a certified Class 10 ISO 4 cleanroom using tools that allow safe access without causing further damage.
Yes, in many cases. An iPhone that does not power on often still has intact internal storage. SalvageData uses chip-level diagnostic tools to access the memory of devices that appear completely dead, including those with logic board failures. A free evaluation is the right first step.
It depends on the device's condition. Consumer recovery software may work on iPhones that are still powered on and functional, but it cannot access physically damaged or unresponsive devices, and using the wrong tool on a compromised device can reduce the chances of a successful professional recovery. A free evaluation is the safest first step before attempting anything yourself.
Sometimes. If the reset was interrupted or incomplete, recovery is more likely. On a fully completed reset, the outcome depends on the iPhone model and how much new data has been written since. Contact SalvageData as soon as possible after an accidental reset to preserve the best chance of recovery.
Yes. SalvageData recovers data directly from the device's internal storage when no iCloud or iTunes backup exists. This is a physical lab procedure, not a software process, and it works across a range of failure types including boot loops, water damage, and factory resets. Early contact matters because continued attempts to fix the phone can narrow the recovery window.
Contacts, messages, call history, photos, video files, audio files, and documents. The specific data recovered depends on the failure type and the condition of the device.
Yes. SalvageData handles data recovery from locked and disabled iPhones. If you have also lost access to your Apple ID, contact our team directly to discuss options for your specific device and situation.
All iPhone models, including the current iPhone 16 lineup, iPhone 15, iPhone 14, and all earlier generations. Recovery is possible regardless of the iOS version the device was running at the time of failure.
Standard turnaround is typically five to seven business days from receipt of the device. Expedited and emergency options are available for time-critical cases. Turnaround is confirmed after the free evaluation once the scope of recovery is known.
Yes. SalvageData is an Apple Independent Repair Provider, which means recovery uses Apple-approved methods and parts. Using an IRP-certified lab does not void your warranty.
Yes. SalvageData is an Apple Independent Repair Provider for all Apple devices. Visit the Mac data recovery page or call 1-800-972-3282 for assistance with any Apple hardware.
Apple operates the Independent Repair Provider program to certify qualified third-party labs. SalvageData is enrolled in this program and verifiable through Apple's official directory. When Apple Support cannot recover data directly, IRP-certified labs are the option Apple's own program points customers toward.
