RAID array crashed or server down? We recover data from all RAID configurations and server environments for Long Island businesses with minimal downtime.
RAID arrays provide redundancy, but they are not immune to failure. Multiple simultaneous drive failures, controller corruption, accidental reconfiguration, and failed rebuilds can all cause data loss. We recover data from RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, and hybrid configurations. We image each drive individually, determine the RAID parameters including stripe size, disk order, and parity rotation, then virtually reconstruct the array and extract your data. Our Long Island RAID recovery team handles both hardware and software RAID.
Network-attached storage devices from Synology, QNAP, Western Digital, and Drobo are popular with Long Island businesses for file sharing and backup. When these devices fail, it can feel catastrophic. We recover data from NAS devices regardless of the file system: EXT4, Btrfs, XFS, or ZFS. We handle failed drives, corrupted volumes, and NAS units that will not power on. For SAN environments, we work with iSCSI, Fibre Channel, and SAS connected storage.
When your Long Island business server goes down, operations stop. We provide emergency RAID and server recovery with 24/7 availability for critical cases. We can work on-site at your office or bring the drives to our facility. Our goal is to get your data back and your server running as quickly as possible. We also help you implement proper backup solutions after recovery to prevent future data loss from server failures.
RAID recovery on Long Island ranges from $500 for simple 2-drive RAID 1 (mirror) recoveries to $1,500 to $3,000 for complex RAID 5 and RAID 6 arrays with multiple failed drives. NAS recovery typically falls in the $500 to $2,000 range. Emergency service adds a priority fee. We provide a free evaluation and quote before starting. No data, no charge applies to all RAID recoveries. Call (516) 407-8111 for emergency service.
Stop using it immediately. A degraded RAID means one drive has already failed, and your data is running without full redundancy. Any additional drive failure will cause data loss. Do not attempt to rebuild the array without professional guidance, as a failed rebuild is one of the most common causes of RAID data loss. Call (516) 407-8111 and we will advise you on the safest next steps.
Yes. Failed rebuilds are actually one of our most common RAID recovery scenarios. When a rebuild fails partway through, the data is still on the original drives. We image all drives in their current state, reconstruct the array using the pre-rebuild data layout, and extract your files. Do not try to restart the rebuild or reinitialize the array, as these actions can overwrite recoverable data.
RAID recovery typically takes 3-7 business days. Imaging all drives takes 1-2 days depending on capacity. Reconstruction and extraction takes 1-3 days. Complex arrays with multiple failures or very large capacities may take longer. Emergency recovery with 24/7 work can shorten timelines to 2-4 days. Call (516) 407-8111 for emergency RAID recovery on Long Island.