RAID recovery.

Many small businesses use on-site servers to store their data and run their business.  Most servers use multiple hard drives configured in a manner aimed at increased reliability, redundancy, and speed.  Drives configured in RAID (reliable array of independent disks) are usually enterprise grade SAS or SATA drives.  When one drive fails, it is replaced with a new one without losing data.  However, many small businesses neglect to monitor their RAID arrays, and may not notice there is a problem until multiple drives have degraded or failed, and the array becomes unusable.  Data Recovery for RAID arrays is priced per drive in the array, $250.00 per drive, based on the complexity of imaging the bad drive(s) and rebuilding the array.