Data-Recovery Assessments: Tell Us What Matters Before Work Begins

If a device contains files you cannot replace, tell SNR that data is your priority before authorizing repair work. A device repair and a data-recovery assessment can have different goals.


Describe the device or storage type, what happened before the files became inaccessible, and which files matter most. Mention any drop, liquid damage, unusual noise, accidental deletion, formatting or previous recovery attempt. Do not include private files or passwords in a public comment.


Avoid approving an erase, reset or operating-system reinstall before discussing its effect on your data. If the device is still usable, tell us whether another backup exists. Stop repeated attempts when a device behaves abnormally and contact us to discuss assessment.


SNR offers data-recovery assessment for phones, computers and storage devices. Feasibility depends on the fault, storage condition, encryption and available access. Recovery cannot be guaranteed, and not every case can be completed in the shop. Ask what assessment is proposed, what it costs, and whether any additional work needs approval.


Contact either SNR location with a description of the problem. We will discuss the options before you decide how to proceed.


SNR Guelph PC/MacBook and Cellphone Repair

177 Woolwich Street, Guelph, ON N1H 3V4 — 519-993-4912

Mon–Fri 10 am–8 pm; Sat 10 am–5 pm; Sun 11 am–3 pm


SNR Fergus PC/MacBook and Cellphone Repair

645 St David Street North, Unit D, Fergus, ON N1M 2K6 — 519-829-0176

Mon–Sat 10 am–5 pm; Sunday closed


https://snrguelph.com/

info@snrguelph.com

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