Your phone is gone.
Your memories aren't.
Professional mobile data recovery — in-house at our Surrey lab. Broken screen, water damage, failed update, forgotten passcode, or a phone that just won't turn on. Free assessment. You only pay when we get your data back.
What happened
to your phone?
Answer three quick questions. We'll tell you exactly what's recoverable and what to do — or not do — right now.
Every mobile failure type,
handled in-house.
Mobile data loss looks different from computer data loss โ the storage is soldered, encrypted, and smaller. Here's what's really going on inside your device and how we fix it.
From broken phone to backed-up files.
No surprises. A clear quote before we start. Zero charge if we can't recover your data.
Your data is soldered in.
That changes everything.
On a computer, you can unplug the hard drive and plug it into another machine. On a smartphone, the flash storage chip is soldered directly to the logic board โ and on iPhones, it's encrypted with a key that lives inside the Secure Enclave processor.
This means standard data recovery software doesn't work. Recovery requires working at the chip level: reading the raw NAND, reconstructing the file system, and handling the encryption separately.
Tap each layer of the phone to understand what it does and what happens when it fails.
Every wrong passcode attempt
moves you closer to losing everything.
iOS has a built-in security feature: after 10 wrong passcode attempts, your iPhone permanently erases itself. Android devices have similar erase-after-attempts protections, and after 6 attempts your iPhone starts introducing delays.
If you're locked out, every guess you take at home is a gamble. Once the device erases, the encryption key is destroyed โ and no lab in the world can recover the data.
Interactive demo: Try guessing the passcode below. Watch what happens as attempts accumulate.
Every brand. Every model.
If it runs iOS or Android and stores data on flash memory, we recover it — in-house, without outsourcing to another province.
The only choice that keeps
your data in Surrey.
National services mail your phone to a lab in another province. We're right here. Your device never crosses a border.
What to do right now —
and what to avoid.
Some actions make mobile recovery easier. Others make it impossible. Here's the honest line.
- Power off the phone immediately — hold the button and slide to shut down
- If water damage: remove the case and SIM card, do not charge it
- Keep it at room temperature — avoid heat or direct sunlight
- Note how many passcode attempts you've already made
- Check if iCloud or Google backup exists — it may already have your data
- Bring it in as-is, as soon as possible — time matters for liquid damage
- Put it in rice — rice doesn't absorb internal moisture; it delays treatment
- Use a hairdryer or heat gun — heat damages solder joints and the storage chip
- Plug it in to charge if it got wet — this causes board-level short circuits
- Keep guessing the passcode — each wrong attempt risks permanent erase
- Run iTunes, Finder, or DFU restore on a locked or damaged phone
- Use Dr.Fone, Tenorshare, or similar apps — they write data and overwrite deleted files
Straight answers about
mobile data recovery.
No fluff. Here's what people actually ask us.