The quality of the service was good.
It was costly but, they were able to recover what we needed. They really took their time to exhaust all means of recovering data. read more
Great work, very professional, they were kind and worked with us on price. it's expensive to use them but we got our data back quickly and without issues. read more
No, DriveSavers Data Recovery does not take Bitcoin.
Does DriveSavers Data Recovery take credit cards?
Yes, DriveSavers Data Recovery takes credit cards.
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Since 1985, DriveSavers has been at the forefront of recovering data from deleted or missing files and damaged internal and external hard drives. Don't wait -- start the data recovery process today. Call 24/7 for a Free Evaluation
History
Established in 1985.
In 1985, former Jasmine Technologies execs Jay Hagan and Scott Gaidano founded DriveSavers with $1,400, offering hard drive repair and data recovery. They dropped repair services in eight months. In 1992, they signed an agreement with SuperMac Technology. They merged with Data Recovery Disk Repair in 1994. In 2008, they invested $2 million in ISO-certified cleanrooms. Employee count grew from 35 to 85 from 2004 to 2009. DriveSavers serves government and celebrities, offering a data crisis counselor. They are licensed by major hard drive manufacturers, recover data from various devices, and are HIPAA-compliant with encryption training certificates.