Aceon works on hard drives, SSDs, iPhone and Android devices, RAID/NAS systems, servers, USB drives, and memory cards. If the files matter, stop guessing, avoid resets or repeated power-ons, and talk to a recovery specialist first.
Read the phone first-aid guideTalk to a Data Recovery Expert before the next attempt makes things worse.
Aceon provides expert data recovery from its Vancouver lab for failed hard drives, SSDs, RAID and NAS systems, phones, memory cards, USB drives, and other damaged storage devices. Phone recovery is increasingly urgent: a wet, dead, locked, bent, or boot-looping iPhone or Android can hold the only copy of family photos, videos, messages, contacts, and business chats. If the files matter, call before more charging, resets, restore attempts, repair work, scans, or power-ons make recovery harder.
Aceon Data Recovery is a Vancouver data recovery company with local lab access, drop-off options, and secure North America-wide ship-in and remote support. Aceon recovers data from hard drives, SSDs, RAID and NAS systems, servers, phones, USB drives, and memory cards, with a calm specialist-first approach focused on avoiding additional damage before recovery.
- 20+ years in business
- Vancouver head office + after-hours drop-off
- Secure North America ship-in, U.S. shipping office, and remote triage options
- Canadian-dollar pricing can offer strong value for U.S. clients
- Class 100 clean-room benches
- Business, personal, and emergency cases
Before you hand over irreplaceable data, verify the lab feels credible.
Aceon leads with the signals people need in a stressful recovery moment: long operating history, Vancouver lab access, BBB rating, clean-room capable handling, and a no-recovery/no-fee expectation for the right cases.
Choose the best path for your situation.
Some cases need a phone call right away. Others are better served by a callback request or a written intake. Choose the fastest path for your situation below so the first response is useful, not delayed.
Call now for urgent or high-value cases
If the device is clicking, the business is down, the phone was damaged, or the data is irreplaceable, phone is usually the best first step.
- Best for RAID / NAS / server failures
- Best for drives making new sounds
- Best for time-sensitive business outages
Request a callback
Best when you want a real person to reach out soon, but now is not a good time to talk and the situation is not actively getting worse.
Request a callbackSend the intake form
Best when you want Aceon to review the failure details first so the first response is more informed and the case is not a phone-first emergency.
Start case reviewSpecialized recovery for the cases people care about most.
Find the page that best matches your device or failure scenario.
Hard drive recovery
Internal and external drives, clicking or beeping disks, drives that are not detected, accidental deletion, formatting, and physical damage.
- External & internal HDDs
- Logical + physical failures
- Clean-room handling when needed
RAID, NAS & server recovery
Business-critical arrays, NAS devices, QNAP and Synology failures, multiple-drive RAID incidents, and urgent downtime situations.
- RAID 0/1/5/6/10
- NAS & server storage
- Emergency handling available
Phone & tablet data recovery
Call before the phone gets worse: Aceon helps with iPhone and Android water damage, impact damage, no power, boot loops, locked or inaccessible devices, deleted photos, corrupted videos, messages, contacts, and app data.
- Dead, wet, bent, or dropped phones
- Photos, videos, messages, contacts, and app data
- Recovery-safe guidance before repair, reset, or restore
SSD, USB & memory cards
SSD failures, thumb drives, SD and microSD cards, photo loss, corrupted flash media, and devices not showing up in BIOS.
- SSD not detected
- Flash controller failures
- Deleted photo recovery
Photo & video file repair
Corrupted JPG, RAW, HEIC, MP4, MOV, drone, camera, phone, and memory-card media files that will not open or play correctly.
- Photo and video repair triage
- Camera, phone, drone, and SD-card media
- Safe expectations before risky re-saves
Remote data recovery support
Modern pre-lab triage: North America-wide remote guidance for software-accessible cases using Splashtop SOS when appropriate, before unnecessary shipping or risky DIY attempts.
- Windows, Mac, iPhone & Android links
- Good for logical and access-related cases
- Escalates cleanly to ship-in or lab work
Answer-first pages for common hardware and mobile emergencies.
If you are on a phone and deciding what to do next, start with the guide that matches the failure. The safest pattern is simple: stop the action that can make recovery harder, preserve the original device or files, then ask for recovery-safe triage.
Phone first-aid
Before charging, restoring, updating, or repairing a wet, bent, dead, or boot-looping phone, check the safest next step.
iPhone water damage
Power down, avoid heat or rice, and protect photos and messages before routine repair attempts.
SD card photo recovery
Stop using the card before new photos, formats, or repair attempts overwrite missing images or videos.
SSD not detected
Avoid initialization, formatting, or repeated write-heavy scans when an SSD disappears.
RAID failure first-aid
Preserve drive order and stop rebuild attempts before array metadata or parity is overwritten.
Photo and video file repair
Keep original corrupted JPG, RAW, HEIC, MP4, MOV, drone, phone, and camera files before conversions or re-saves.
Built for trust, urgency, and difficult cases.
Technical depth that feels real
Class 100 clean-room benches, in-house tooling, RAID experience, flash and SSD work, and advanced mobile recovery methods for damaged devices.
Security and privacy matter
Personal, financial, legal, creative, and business data often sits on these devices. People need to know that handling and privacy are treated seriously.
Practical business support
Rush and emergency cases, business-critical recoveries, and partner-friendly handling for MSPs, consultants, and computer shops.
Reassurance that helps you make the right next move.
When your files matter, you need clarity fast: whether to stop using the device, whether to call immediately, and whether the case is being handled by people who take privacy and risk seriously.
Clear direction fast
You should be able to tell quickly whether this is a phone-first emergency, a callback situation, or a case that is best explained through intake.
Serious handling for serious outages
RAID, NAS, server, and business-critical failures need calm triage, not vague promises. The right first decision can protect both recovery chances and downtime costs.
Trust before you commit
You should be able to see technical depth, privacy awareness, and real-world experience before you hand over a device with personal or business-critical data on it.
A clearer process that reduces panic.
People do better when the process feels concrete. The right expectation is not a fake instant quote — it is a calm review, a sensible plan, and clear approval before anything important moves forward.
Talk to us
Call, start quick intake, or submit your case details online. We’ll help you take the safest next step.
Stop using the device
If the device is failing physically, powering it on repeatedly can make recovery harder. Preserve the current state first.
Assessment, quote path, and approval
We review the failure scenario, explain the process, and discuss likely timing and cost factors before any recovery work is approved.
Recover and return your data
Recovered data is transferred to destination media and returned securely once the case is complete.
Enough transparency to reduce fear — without pretending every case is the same.
Not every recovery can be priced exactly on-page, but people do need more guidance than a vague invitation to call. Cost usually depends on the device, the type of failure, the urgency, and whether donor parts or destination media are needed.
- Logical recoveries are usually simpler than severe physical damage or multi-drive RAID cases.
- Emergency handling affects turnaround and price.
- Replacement parts, imaging storage, and destination media can affect total cost.
- No recovery, no fee is an important reassurance point for the right cases.
Aceon’s normal path is simple: understand the case first, explain what is likely involved, and only move forward once the recovery path and quote are clear enough to approve.
What affects cost?
- Device type
- Extent of physical or logical damage
- Urgency / rush handling
- Need for donor parts
- Replacement media / transfer requirements
A partner-friendly path for IT providers, consultants, and repair shops.
When your client has a failed device, you need a recovery lab that protects your reputation as carefully as it protects their data. Aceon should feel safe to refer in urgent, high-value, and reputation-sensitive cases across Vancouver, BC, and shipped Western Canada work.
- Send end-user and business cases to one lab
- Good fit for computer shops, MSPs, consultants, and in-house IT teams
- Clear routing for urgent RAID, NAS, drive, and phone recoveries
- Use the main intake form and select Partner / dealer so the case is identified correctly
Need the full program details, onboarding steps, and payout terms? Visit the dedicated partner program page.
Quick paths: referral partner overview, partner signup, or drive recycling / donor-drive path.
This is especially relevant for repair shops, MSPs, consultants, and in-house IT teams who need a clean referral path instead of improvising client handoffs during an outage.
Refer your client with confidence
Send difficult cases to a lab that takes the technical outcome, the customer experience, and your reputation seriously. Start the intake below and choose Partner / dealer.
Start a partner caseView partner program detailsSee RAID and outage triageAsk Aceon to call you back.
This is the simplest option if you want a human response soon but cannot talk right now. Leave a short note if there is anything important to know before the call.
For active emergencies, clicking drives, degraded RAID/NAS systems, fresh phone damage, or business outages, calling directly is still the fastest path.
Best fit for callback
- Good when you want a human response soon but cannot talk right now
- Useful for non-emergency and moderately urgent cases
- If the device is actively failing, calling is still safer than waiting
This path is meant to reduce friction, not replace live triage for clicking drives, degraded RAID, or active business outages.
Answer the questions people ask while they are stressed.
Should I keep trying the device?
If the device is clicking, beeping, was dropped, has water damage, or disappeared suddenly, repeated attempts can make recovery harder. Stop and get advice first.
Can you help businesses with downtime?
Yes. RAID, NAS, and server incidents are exactly the kind of cases where fast triage matters.
Do I need an appointment?
No appointment is necessary during normal business hours. After-hours drop-off is available by appointment.
How fast can I hear back?
That depends on case urgency and operating hours, but urgent cases are best handled by phone rather than passive form submission.
If the data matters, do not guess.
When a device fails, the first few decisions matter. Call for urgent situations, or use intake/callback for non-urgent cases that need a clearer first review. Either way, get the safest path forward before the situation gets worse.
Talk to Aceon in the way that fits your situation.
Aceon has a Vancouver lab and a U.S. receiving office in Blaine, Washington. Use the path that fits your case, and call first if the device is getting worse.
Canada Office / Lab
Suite 300, 1275 West 6th Avenue
Vancouver, BC V6H 1A6
Mon–Fri · 9:00am–4:30pm
No appointment necessary during normal business hours
Phone: 604-224-4357
Toll free: 1-866-268-3792
After-hours drop-off: 1329 East 13th Ave, Vancouver, BC V5N 2B5
7am–9pm · 7 days a week · By appointment
United States Office
Aceon Data Recovery
1685 H St. 43612
Blaine, WA 98230
Use this Blaine address for U.S. shipments after completing the submit-a-case form, so Aceon can match your package to the right contact details, photos, symptoms, and urgency.
Start a shipped case
Use the case form first so Aceon can match your device, contact details, symptoms, photos, and urgency when the package arrives.
Packing basicsBefore shipping
Power the device off. Use anti-static protection or a clean bag, firm padding, and a sturdy box. Include your name, phone, email, return address, and case notes inside. · Full shipping instructions
Best contact path
Call for urgent cases, business outages, clicking drives, phones with fresh damage, and RAID/NAS incidents.
Use callback or online intake for detailed non-urgent reviews, quote-oriented questions, or partner/dealer referrals.