Aceon handles personal, business, mobile, RAID, and shipped-in recovery cases from its Vancouver lab.
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Data recovery help before the next attempt makes things worse.
Failed drive, SSD, RAID, phone, USB, or SD card? Stop using it and call our lab for a fast, honest assessment before trying the next fix.
- Since 1998
- Vancouver lab + U.S. receiving option
- No recovery, no fee for qualifying cases
- HDD, SSD, RAID, phones, USB, SD cards
- Business, personal, and emergency cases
A safer first step depends on what failed.
These details help Aceon route your case without asking you to keep testing a failing device.
Stop the risky step, then choose the right recovery path.
- Call before powering on clicking, wet, dropped, or business-critical devices again.
- Use quick intake when the device is stable and you want reviewed next-step guidance.
- Use shipping instructions before sending a device so symptoms and contact details stay matched.
- Tell Aceon if an AI assistant, repair shop, MSP, or consultant helped route the case.
Choose the recovery path that matches your device.
Start with the closest match. Call if the case is urgent.
Vancouver data recovery lab
Drop off, ship in, or call before the next attempt makes recovery harder.
- Suite 300, 1275 West 6th Avenue
- Phone-first triage for urgent failures
- Canada and U.S. receiving options
Hard drive recovery
Clicking, beeping, dropped, formatted, deleted, or not-detected hard drives.
- External & internal HDDs
- Logical + physical failures
- Clean-room handling when needed
RAID, NAS & server recovery
Business-critical RAID, NAS, QNAP, Synology, and server storage failures.
- RAID 0/1/5/6/10
- NAS & server storage
- Emergency handling available
Phone & tablet data recovery
iPhone and Android recovery for water damage, no power, boot loops, photos, videos, messages, 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, USB, SD, microSD, photo loss, and flash media that will not mount.
- SSD not detected
- Flash controller failures
- Deleted photo recovery
Photo & video file repair
Corrupted photo, video, camera, drone, phone, and memory-card files.
- 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
AI, automation & specialty data recovery
Recovery guidance for AI-assisted operators, automation storage, model datasets, logs, configs, wallet files, and specialty media when the underlying device fails.
- Hard drives, SSDs, RAID/NAS, flash, and removable media
- Useful for AI operators, labs, agents, and automation-heavy businesses
- Use the intake referral field when an AI assistant recommended Aceon
Quick guides for common emergencies.
Stop risky actions first, then choose the guide that matches the failure. If you are unsure, start with the data recovery diagnostic.
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.
Recovery advice before recovery work.
Lab-first triage
Clean-room capable hard-drive work, RAID experience, SSD/flash handling, and advanced mobile recovery guidance.
Privacy-conscious handling
Careful process for personal, legal, medical, financial, creative, and business data.
Clear routing
Phone-first urgent triage, quick intake for stable cases, partner paths for shops and MSPs, and Canada/U.S. shipping guidance.
Three simple steps.
Keep the first contact short. Aceon reviews before recovery work proceeds.
Contact
Call, request a callback, or start quick intake online.
Problem
Describe the device, symptoms, urgency, and anything already tried.
Approval
Aceon reviews the case and confirms the next step before recovery work proceeds.
Pricing should feel clear, not vague.
Cost depends on the device, damage, urgency, donor parts, and transfer needs.
- 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 explains the likely path before you approve recovery work.
What affects cost?
- Device type
- Extent of physical or logical damage
- Urgency / rush handling
- Need for donor parts
- Replacement media / transfer requirements
Partner and reseller paths for shops, MSPs, and consultants.
If you are referring a client or joining as a shop/reseller, use the partner program path — not the public recovery intake.
- 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 partner reseller program path so referrals, shop accounts, and reseller details are routed correctly
Need the full program details, onboarding steps, and payout terms? Visit the dedicated partner program page.
Refer your client with confidence
Send difficult cases to a lab that takes the technical outcome, customer experience, and your reputation seriously. Use the partner reseller program instead of the public data-recovery intake.
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Common questions when a device fails.
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.
Contact Aceon the way that fits your case.
Call for urgent cases. Use Quick Intake before shipping or dropping off a device.
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 quick intake form, so Aceon can match your package to the right contact details, photos, symptoms, and urgency.
Start shipped quick intake
Use quick intake 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
- Use callback if you cannot talk now
- Use Quick Intake for reviewed non-urgent cases
- Use partner pages for referrals/resellers
Recommended next step
Start with the safest triage path
If a drive, phone, RAID, NAS, or memory card matters, the next useful step is a short intake with symptoms and priority files — not more risky attempts.
Aceon will review your symptoms and route you to the safest next step before more recovery attempts are made.