A phone that won't turn on
Tell us when it last worked, whether it was dropped or exposed to liquid, and any repairs already attempted. An assessment helps separate the device problem from the data question.
Based in Madison · Serving New Jersey
The photos can matter more than the phone.
If your phone or tablet won't turn on, has been damaged, or won't let you access important files, start with a recovery assessment. Tell us the model and the photos, videos, or documents you need.
$100 diagnostic — credited toward recovery.
Replies during service hours · Available daily, 9am–7pm
Recovery assessment
$100 diagnostic — credited toward recovery. We’ll confirm intake, assess the device and provide a case-specific quote for your approval before recovery work.
Your recovery request is saved.
We’ll reply by email during service hours: daily, 9am–7pm Eastern.
Our address is mail-in only, with no storefront or walk-ins. Read the device and data preservation checklist while you wait.
Prefer to talk? Call (908) 291-8366 or text us. Please leave passwords and private files out of your message.
The files come first
Tell us when it last worked, whether it was dropped or exposed to liquid, and any repairs already attempted. An assessment helps separate the device problem from the data question.
List your priorities and any backups you know about. Recovery options differ from a screen repair, data transfer, or restoring an existing backup.
The make and model, the last time it worked, any damage, and whether anyone has already reset or repaired it. A rough description is enough to start.
Not every device or deleted file is recoverable. Resetting a device, overwritten data, encryption, and damage can limit what's possible.
Don't include passcodes, account passwords, or private files in the inquiry. Discuss any access requirements directly during the agreed intake process.
What happens next
Describe the device, the symptoms, and the files you need. Our team will reply during open hours to discuss your case.
$100 diagnostic — credited toward recovery. Ask about intake arrangements, timing, and what the diagnostic involves.
Discuss the scope, quote, and likely next steps for your particular device before deciding how to proceed.
Local help
Start with a call or inquiry to discuss your device and arrange intake. We offer mobile service in New Jersey and nationwide mail-in service. Mail-in only. No storefront or walk-ins. Recovery needs its own assessment; contact us before shipping.
Lost business files? Ask about recovery for your team's devices.
Worth reading
Read about inaccessible files, device symptoms, and what affects recovery cost.
Before your assessment
Use our printable data preservation checklist to record symptoms and previous attempts. Explore common repair and recovery scenarios to understand the next step.
Meet your technician
Phil R. has more than 10 years of repair experience and specializes in data recovery. He is Google, Apple, and Samsung certified.
Recovery questions
$100 diagnostic — credited toward recovery. This is the diagnostic fee, not the total recovery price. Recovery work depends on what the assessment finds; discuss the full quote and scope before deciding how to proceed.
No. The device's condition, the type of damage, and whether the data remains accessible all affect the options. Tell us about resets, deletion, and previous attempts so the assessment starts with the right information.
Timing depends on the device and the problem. Ask about the expected assessment and recovery timeline for your case when we reply.
Start with an inquiry or call. We're based in Madison, NJ, with mobile service in New Jersey and nationwide mail-in service. Mail-in only. No storefront or walk-ins. We'll discuss the intake arrangements for your recovery case before you ship a device.
Tell us which files matter most. Discuss how partial results, an unsuccessful attempt, and any additional charges would be handled before approving recovery work.
Please don't put passcodes, passwords, or sensitive files in the public inquiry form. Ask us directly about access requirements, handling, and how recovered files would be delivered.