SOLID STATE DRIVE (SSD)
DATA RECOVERY SERVICES

SalvageData experts are certified to work with, recover and restore data from all SSD form factors, including:

3.5”/2.5”/1.8” IDE SSD

3.5”/2.5”/1.8” SATA SSD

M.2 SATA

M.2 NVMe

mSATA

SlimSATA

PCIe SSD

SalvageData is compliant to the standards of the data recovery industry and of all manufacturers. We’re a trusted partner for Microsoft and Apple. Our data recovery service does not void the original warranty of a device.

SalvageData is reputed to be one of the most trusted names in the industry delivering first-class data recovery services for all leading brands of drives and storage devices. Backed by two decades of expertise, we provide efficient data restoration solutions for all brands and models, including:

• Intel,
• Western Digital,
• Seagate,
• Toshiba,
• Lenovo,
• Fujitsu,
• Hitachi,
• PNY
• Transcend,
• SanDisk,
• Samsung,
• Kingston,
• Etc.

SalvageData follows strict protocols to ensure data safety and privacy at each stage of the data recovery process. Here’s the overview:

1. Submit a case with the necessary details about your SSD

2. Get a free in-depth evaluation and quote

3. Approve the results of the recovery

4. Receive your data

Depending on the volume of data restored from your SSD, we can either relocate it onto a brand new external media, or send it via download. Data download restrictions are 50 GB for economy service, 100 GB for expedited, and 500 GB for an emergency.

With thousands of successfully resolved cases on its account, SalvageData boasts a 96% recovery rate in SSD recovery.

SalvageData has a No Data, No Charge policy. In the unlikely event that your SSD is found to be unrecoverable, there is no charge for the recovery attempt. You will be given a choice of either safely disposing of the device, or getting it returned by mail. The cost of return shipping is at the client’s expense.

SSD failures are more difficult to detect than HDD’s since they are less noisy. However, there are some signs that indicate you need to send your SSD to a data recovery professional right away.

Here are the top five SSD failure symptoms to watch out for:

1. Your machine won’t boot; you get the “No bootable device” or “No bootable medium” error message (on Windows), or a flashing question mark (on Mac devices)
2. It runs excessively slow
3. Active applications often freeze or crash
4. Frequent Blue/Black Screen of Death errors
5. Your drive becomes read-only

We have a complete guide on SSD failures for you to watch out for and how to avoid them. If you experience any of those symptoms, be sure to contact SalvageData immediately at +1 (800) 972-3282.

The cost of SSD data recovery varies according to the type and level of damage, as well as the urgency of the turnaround time. You can expect a cost of $300-$1000 for more minor fixes and $1100-$1900 for more major incidents such as disk crashes or water damage.