Disaster Recovery
Servers that will not boot, failed drives, corrupted databases, or a whole site offline. Fast restoration with clear priorities and communication throughout.
Servers won't boot? Crashed hard drives? Database corrupted? Office flooded? When disaster strikes, you need a trustworthy and reliable provider to get back up and running. CaneData provides network and data recovery services tailored to your situation, with quick response times and no guesswork about what is happening.
What we recover
- Windows servers that will not start after updates, hardware failures, or power loss
- Failed RAID arrays and hard drives, including coordination with cleanroom labs when physical recovery is needed
- SQL Server and other database corruption
- Virtual machines, hosts, and storage
- Deleted or overwritten files, folders, and mailboxes
- Email systems and Microsoft 365 tenants
- Whole-site outages after storms, fire, flood, or theft
How it works
- Triage call Stabilize, stop making it worse, and agree on what needs to come back first.
- Recovery Restore from backups where they exist. Repair, rebuild, or recover where they do not, using the least destructive method first.
- Verification Confirm data integrity with the people who use it before declaring victory.
- Root cause and prevention A written summary of what failed and the fix that keeps it from happening again.
Call us for an emergency assessment! We'll help you find the best path towards a full recovery.
After the recovery
Most disaster recovery calls end the same way: with a conversation about backups that were missing, untested, or stored next to the server they were supposed to protect. We would rather have that conversation before the disaster. Emergency recovery is billed a la carte whether or not you are a client; afterwards we propose the baseline project and monthly plan that keep it from recurring. See Backup & Business Continuity.
Ready to stop worrying about IT?
It starts with a free assessment. You get a plain-language summary of where you stand and a straight answer on what it would take to fix, from the engineer who would do the work.